What Is a Common Strategy for Rolling an Options Position?

A common strategy is to execute a "roll forward" or "roll out" trade. This involves simultaneously closing the expiring option position and opening a new position in the same underlying asset with a later expiration date.

The roll can be done at the same strike (horizontal roll) or a different strike (diagonal roll).

What Is the Process of “Rolling Over” a Traditional Futures Contract?
What Is the Difference between “Adding Margin” and “Rolling Over” a Futures Contract?
What Is ‘Rolling Over’ a Futures Contract?
What Does It Mean to “Roll Over” a Traditional Futures Contract?
What Is “Rolling Over” a Traditional Futures Contract?
What Does “Rolling Over” a Futures Contract Mean?
Explain the Process of “Rolling” Futures Contracts within an ETF
How Is the Holding Period Affected by Rolling over a Futures Contract?