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A put option gives you the opportunity to sell the

underlying asset, at a predetermined price, at some point in the future.

Put options are only issued on stocks and bonds.

Put options are only issued on oil, corn, and soybeans.

A call option allows you to sell the underlying

asset at a predetermined price, at some point in the future.

Call options are only issued on stocks and bonds.

A call is an option that will make you money, while a put is an option that loses you money.

A call option gives you the opportunity to buy stock, while a put option obligates you to buy stock.

call is an individual option, while a put is the name for the contract of 100.

A call gives you the option to buy stock, while a put gives you the option to sell stock.

It's a debt  instrument, which holds a credit claim, and interest rate claim against the company.

It's an equity instrument, which has voting rights and represents a share of the company.

It's both. It's a debt  instrument, which holds a credit claim, and interest rate claim against the company. And at the same time it's an equity instrument, which has voting rights and represents a share of the company.

It's neither. It's a derivative instrument issued by the company as stock option. It allows to buy more stocks in future, and is often used as compensation for high level managers.