A risk graph is a visual representation of the potential that an options strategy has for profit and loss. Risk graphs are also known as profit/loss diagrams.

The risk graph below shows the profit or loss potential for a simple long call position of ABC Corp with 60 days until the expiration date, a strike price of $50.00, a contract size of 100 (shares ...

For example, if you sell a naked call option with a strike price of $100, and the stock rises to $200, you'd be on the hook to buy 100 shares at $200 ($20,000) and sell them to the call option ...

Atwater points to this chart of call option volume in the big, hyped-up tech stocks (blue line): Now look at a chart of bitcoin: That blue line up top does look a fair bit like the yellow one below.