Is this just me or this guy is just the best teacher there is. Thank you for taking some seemingly complex concepts and simplifying them. You really are good
I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account?? I was dumb lost the password. I love any tips you can give me!
I'm not a chronic RUclips-commentator, but you, sir, are magnificent, not only at explaining, also at making the subject matter come alive in an exciting way. Thank you.
Absolutely incredible. I wish I had you as a lecturer at university! Please keep making these videos because they are amazing! It would be incredibly useful if you could teach us IFRS standards
beyond doubt the best financial education channel on youtube.. i start my day with checking for new vids from MoneyWeek. Only problem is, my girlfriend keeps going on about how cute Timis, and I'm fed up.
Well the big banks will take someone with any degree subject provided it is a good grade (2.1 or better) and from a good college. That said, economics, finance, maths and the sciences (e.g. physics/chem etc) are common subjects. You need to be comfortable with numbers and also a fast thinker plus have a commercial eye for the "right" price for a trade.
Thanks Tim for the video, makes really easy to understand.. I felt the maths was off at few places..(I may not have understood it,, so please correct my understanding) 1. In Call option, at premium of 30pound/share the option would cost 30pound * 1000 shares = 30,000pound, i did not get how you came with 300pounds.???? 2. On expiry of call option, the holder will make (50-30)*1000=20,000 and not 200,000. Were does 200,000 come from? 3. Same on the put option, the holder will make (100-30) * 1000 = 70,000 and not 70,000.
+Hemamalini Venkat crap this is the part I didn't understand... Tim called it 4 when it was 400p, I actually still don't get it but just probably so tired (and already drunk of my wine) that uhhhh.... fuck it, tomorrow is hopefully another day =) Tim - thank you very much for the videos... hope I can reach out to you somehow - I have ideas.... I have investors... I have speculators =) Mother Russia =)
this was really good .,just realized i have wasted my 3yrs and huge money in the business school .,please if you can let me and the community understand the difference between american and European call/put
Would it be fair to say that futures and options are similar but the only difference is that options can't be renegotiated? Also, thank you SO much for the excellent tutorials on these complex matters. This is how I spend my spare time!
Thank you for such informative videos.. Can you also please help to provide more details on Warrants.. If there is already a video on warrants, please help to provide the link..
I now use entry setups that derived from the CME floor traders (now part of CBOT) which use pure price action and I must say it has sorted my trading out. The strategy is the Pipdaq setups and are simple in nature and not very subjective either...
Hi Tim, super explanation. I've been struggling with Swaps and Options on my L1 CFA. Excellent video and clearly explained, please keep posting these vids!
Dear, Tim, Thank you for your videos I just would like to know could you explain the Long call put altogether with the Short call and put topic, Thank you & kindest regards
The fact that the premium for the option changes means that once you have bought the shares you have to supplement what you have paid already or that new buyers will have to pay more - premium wise- for a put option if - 2 weeks from the option being issued- underlying's price has gone down? Thank you
You just got a 22 minute free Master's degree. Tim (i'll watch his subsequent videos now) indulges simplicity. Folks prefer complexity, that's how we were raised. I bet (and would roll the dice) on the simplicity of his next videos, only with more content. My theory is: hang on to this simplicity, apply it to the next, take notes. More content is overwhelming, i.e. one death is a shame, 1,000 deaths is a tragedy. (perspective.) Your parents saved $200g but ya won't get laid at frat parties.
Question: The holder of the “paper” is limited to only losing the premium paid in a put/call option, while the writer has an unlimited risk with the call option, as the stock price can keep rising, correct?
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Good sir, you deserve my respects, amazing lecture, it took me a lot of time but finally ai managed to understand the concept behind calls and puts, I really thank you so much.
HI Tim, from minute 19 onwards you mention how the premium of an option changes as the market price changes and that most of the time options are not exercised but rather change hands at different premiums. What I understand then is that in this case traders are dealing with the future (derivative) of an option (derivative). So the 'product' changing hand is a 2nd derivative of the ABC share prices. Is this correct?
There is alot of good explainers that left youtube like this gentleman i also know 3 very good explainers dont do a videos anymore. May be they find their niches elsewhere and we left punch of scammmers clickbaits
I have a question and had been trying to find the right answer. When they do a secondary offering and at the same time they issue stock warrants to be exercised at the price..do they dilute/issue more shares again when warrants are exercised?
Wouldn't it be better to buy the shares in question, and then create the options? So, if you have to excerise the call, at least you sell it from a better price.
I have a question. With options do you have to own the shares to write a put or call option or can you write either a put or call without owning shares.
love from Inida--- If you were a professor, i would have left my Pharmacy job and joined you as your student in the University...probably in the next life
if your uncomfortable that your long positions will drop better to close out your positions and take a breather.... theres always another opportunity....also hedging your positions...and thats what hes talking about costs money in the way of more commisions
Sir what if u had brought, 1000 abc share at 400p and u got a premium of 30 p In this case u would not worry if the price rise because u had brought the shares before and would get instant profit of 30 p.
im gonna have to watch this so many times....i only came here to figure out the difference between vtiq, and vtiqu. vtiqu i think gives you an option on vtiqw (warrent stock) but idk where to put my money..............
Could you develop a buy option where the seller could lease his shares so they could make interest without the carrying the entire risk of losing their earnings?
Is this just me or this guy is just the best teacher there is. Thank you for taking some seemingly complex concepts and simplifying them. You really are good
I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account??
I was dumb lost the password. I love any tips you can give me!
@@clarkzavier1521 I am not sure but is that not a thing a simple forget password would help you reset?
he’s an outstanding teacher indeed I learnt so much from him
THE BEST TEACHER ! I'M AN MBA GRADUATE AND I COME HERE TO REFRESH MY INFORMATION . THANK YOU FOR THE GREAT JOB YOU DO .
mich Z Do you really make a lot more than 20 thousand/month or were you joking?
+David Swaim binary options is a scam. if you win the company loses and they will not allow that.
try to make a withdraw your capital and see if they give it to you. they won't. it is an ellusion. so bye bye to your money gambling
+Michael Gray if you do you wouldn't be chasing people on RUclips. Get lost
James Larsson binary options are not normal options !
Yes, It is a scam because it’s the part with more money who wins this !
Thanks - but any more comments about me being cute and my wife will force me to present these videos with a bag over my head :)
Lol tell her she does not need to worry she has your affections.
You can reassure her it's sarcasm ;)
I'm not a chronic RUclips-commentator, but you, sir, are magnificent, not only at explaining, also at making the subject matter come alive in an exciting way. Thank you.
Absolutely incredible. I wish I had you as a lecturer at university! Please keep making these videos because they are amazing! It would be incredibly useful if you could teach us IFRS standards
say it again please say it again ..we all the way in the bAck can't Hear you ...
Whenever i am confused on understanding concepts, i ll start listening his videos..
with the Bahamas joke in the beginning lol
Us
beyond doubt the best financial education channel on youtube.. i start my day with checking for new vids from MoneyWeek.
Only problem is, my girlfriend keeps going on about how cute Timis, and I'm fed up.
@10:42 I appreciate the acting Tim when you rub your eye as you portray the caller "I want that 1000 shares." Lol to "in tears I hand them over".
You Are such a good explainer man, I watch all your videos
Tim, I've been struggling with the topics of derivatives in my MBA; listened to three of your videos - all beautifully explained. Thank you.
Your teaching methodologies are magnificent!
Say it again please say it again ..we all the way in the bAck can't Hear you ...
Insightful video. Shame that the comments are riddled with trading adverts..
Well the big banks will take someone with any degree subject provided it is a good grade (2.1 or better) and from a good college. That said, economics, finance, maths and the sciences (e.g. physics/chem etc) are common subjects. You need to be comfortable with numbers and also a fast thinker plus have a commercial eye for the "right" price for a trade.
Thanks Tim for the video, makes really easy to understand..
I felt the maths was off at few places..(I may not have understood it,, so please correct my understanding)
1. In Call option, at premium of 30pound/share the option would cost 30pound * 1000 shares = 30,000pound, i did not get how you came with 300pounds.????
2. On expiry of call option, the holder will make (50-30)*1000=20,000 and not 200,000. Were does 200,000 come from?
3. Same on the put option, the holder will make (100-30) * 1000 = 70,000 and not 70,000.
hey hi, the pounds to the small to the small p conversion is 100(p) = 1 pound. so 20000(p) is 200 pounds
+Hemamalini Venkat crap this is the part I didn't understand... Tim called it 4 when it was 400p, I actually still don't get it but just probably so tired (and already drunk of my wine) that uhhhh.... fuck it, tomorrow is hopefully another day =) Tim - thank you very much for the videos... hope I can reach out to you somehow - I have ideas.... I have investors... I have speculators =) Mother Russia =)
You are a master teacher. You make this topic look very simple
Tim this was absolutely brilliant explanation of options. Even after 9 years ago..
simple, lay man explanation, easy to grasp, good job Tim!
this was really good .,just realized i have wasted my 3yrs and huge money in the business school .,please if you can let me and the community understand the difference between american and European call/put
Best explanation I found so far on the whole web, thank you. I have subscribed.
I think I finally almost fully understand options.
Thank you so much! Tim is so talented at explaining the financial world to us.
Your explanation is simple!
Hi, nice series of videos. Can you explain how the leverage system in FX works, from the perspective of the broker, or the exchange?
Would it be fair to say that futures and options are similar but the only difference is that options can't be renegotiated? Also, thank you SO much for the excellent tutorials on these complex matters. This is how I spend my spare time!
tutorials so nice, i leaned someting from your videos.
Hi Tim, yes your videos are good. Are you going to go into any more detail eg put call parity, combinations etc.
thanks for the video, im taking exam soon and your video has a much better/clearer explanation then reading from my text book. Zzzzz
Thank you for such informative videos.. Can you also please help to provide more details on Warrants.. If there is already a video on warrants, please help to provide the link..
Fantastic video, I don't comment often but I can't say enough how helpful this video have been.
“If they do, they’re a lunatic” great vid!
I now use entry setups that derived from the CME floor traders (now part of CBOT) which use pure price action and I must say it has sorted my trading out. The strategy is the Pipdaq setups and are simple in nature and not very subjective either...
Thanks for the information in all your videos. I need all the help I can get. You make very simple to understand 🙏
Good idea - I will add that to my list. Tim.
Hi Tim, super explanation. I've been struggling with Swaps and Options on my L1 CFA. Excellent video and clearly explained, please keep posting these vids!
Hi John did you end up passing your CFA L1?
Dear, Tim, Thank you for your videos I just would like to know could you explain the Long call put altogether with the Short call and put topic, Thank you & kindest regards
Thank you Tim .. You ve actually simplified tough terminologies :)
Regarding the call: the 50 are called payoff and the 20 are the profit since profit = revenue - expenses / 50-30
The fact that the premium for the option changes means that once you have bought the shares you have to supplement what you have paid already or that new buyers will have to pay more - premium wise- for a put option if - 2 weeks from the option being issued- underlying's price has gone down? Thank you
Thank you MoneyWeek! I love your videos! You're the best online guide!
You just got a 22 minute free Master's degree. Tim (i'll watch his subsequent videos now) indulges simplicity. Folks prefer complexity, that's how we were raised. I bet (and would roll the dice) on the simplicity of his next videos, only with more content. My theory is: hang on to this simplicity, apply it to the next, take notes. More content is overwhelming, i.e. one death is a shame, 1,000 deaths is a tragedy. (perspective.) Your parents saved $200g but ya won't get laid at frat parties.
what class in college would i pick if i want to do the things that you make videos about?
Thank you so much! Your explanations were very helpful to understand options!:) saved lots of time!
Question: The holder of the “paper” is limited to only losing the premium paid in a put/call option, while the writer has an unlimited risk with the call option, as the stock price can keep rising, correct?
HD, well delivered, and you make it interesting. Thank you.
I Thor·ough·ly yesssss Thor·ough·ly feeel Gratitude ... this is a Mon·u·men·tal MOMENT -- In my Learning CURVE ... I'm Thankfull ..... GREATFULL I AM ....
Good sir, you deserve my respects, amazing lecture, it took me a lot of time but finally ai managed to understand the concept behind calls and puts, I really thank you so much.
HI Tim, from minute 19 onwards you mention how the premium of an option changes as the market price changes and that most of the time options are not exercised but rather change hands at different premiums. What I understand then is that in this case traders are dealing with the future (derivative) of an option (derivative). So the 'product' changing hand is a 2nd derivative of the ABC share prices. Is this correct?
THANK YOU !!! YOU ARE ALOT BETTER THAN MY PROFESSOR !
Absolutely phenomenal video, you get so much information so clearly into such a short space of time. Amazing teacher thank you so much!!
Amazing explanation, made it so simple, excellent work ....Please keep posting ...
Sadly I was in Blackfriars, London instead. Maybe I should transfer out to a warmer climate and bring finance to youtube Mr Motivator - style!
Really good explanation. its a shame I haven't seen this video in my undergrad years....
superb explanation:) loved it .. best explanation of the concept of options
There is alot of good explainers that left youtube like this gentleman i also know 3 very good explainers dont do a videos anymore. May be they find their niches elsewhere and we left punch of scammmers clickbaits
I have a question and had been trying to find the right answer. When they do a secondary offering and at the same time they issue stock warrants to be exercised at the price..do they dilute/issue more shares again when warrants are exercised?
You do a fantastic job in your video's - I'm a fan - Happily subscribed!
Wow, amazing clear explanation! Good job Tim!
Wouldn't it be better to buy the shares in question, and then create the options? So, if you have to excerise the call, at least you sell it from a better price.
I have a question. With options do you have to own the shares to write a put or call option or can you write either a put or call without owning shares.
id be in the bahamas! what a classic start. great videos.
Great work mate, well explained in easy to understand language.
you are an awesome teacher!
you got it! Tim.
Are Mortgage Backed Securities and Asset Backed Securities and Collateral Debt Obligations a Futures/Forward Derivative or is it an Option Derivative?
*question* So you have to own the 1000 shares in the first place before you can create and sell a call option to someone else??
Amazing explanation
Simple and clear explanation!
man you are a legend.
Is it possible to Hedge your options or sell an option of another option which expires within the expiration of the original option?
love from Inida--- If you were a professor, i would have left my Pharmacy job and joined you as your student in the University...probably in the next life
thank you, I finally understand options!!!
if your uncomfortable that your long positions will drop better to close out your positions and take a breather.... theres always another opportunity....also hedging your positions...and thats what hes talking about costs money in the way of more commisions
Sir what if u had brought, 1000 abc share at 400p and u got a premium of 30 p
In this case u would not worry if the price rise because u had brought the shares before and would get instant profit of 30 p.
This was extremely informative thank you very much!!
excellent explanation
Thanks. Very well explained.
God bless you. Thank you for your time.
im gonna have to watch this so many times....i only came here to figure out the difference between vtiq, and vtiqu. vtiqu i think gives you an option on vtiqw (warrent stock) but idk where to put my money..............
Excellent video , well PUT my friend !
Are forwards and futures the same thing or are they different?
for all intents and purposes there pretty much the same
Well and easily explanation thanks!
Very well explained 👍🏽
Brilliant explanation. Thanks
Very good explanation!
why dont you do a vid on preferred shares please?
brilliant teaching. thank you sir.
Very comprehensive and full of useful information. I liked how efficient you are in teaching. Thanks for including info about industry jargon,
Could you develop a buy option where the seller could lease his shares so they could make interest without the carrying the entire risk of losing their earnings?
That is one great video... quite informational. Thanks a lot
How are derivatives taxed for the retail market? are they just subject to CGT apart from spread bets?
In tears 💧💧😢😢
Very Clear Thanks Tim.
You should be my lecturer!!
why would someone sell/trade an option if they could make more exercising it? or is it that they wouldn't?
thank you, i learned the basic right now :)
A good 👍 explainer on the subject.
Where strike price comes in?
another great job
Why is a share or an ETF not a derivative when they derive their value from an underlying asset too?