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  2. Options - Beginner
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Purchasing a Put

A long put option is a bearish strategy where an investor buys a put option, typically when they anticipate that the price of the underlying asset will fall significantly before the option expires. The buyer of the put option pays a premium to the seller and profits if the underlying asset price stays below the strike price plus premium paid.

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