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after watching the beginner video. I was under the impression that you still have to buy the shares of the call options. how are you able to buy 125 call options without buying the stock when you accept the call option? with the 10,000 example? wouldn't you be limited to 2 call options?
@@mikep8953 The brokerage firm will buy the shares at $38, sell at $46 and leave you the difference assuming you exercise or wait til expiration. You will never actually be holding the shares. You don't need the funds to purchase all of the shares. Incidentally prior to expiration if the price moved in the direction you want, you can actually sell the options contracts back and their cost would be at basically $10.80 if the stock moved $10.
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Yeah I didn’t know anything about options but bought meta calls before earnings. Extremely stupid and paid the price to learn. Thankfully just one call…
Stay near the strike price, At the money, in the money or slightly out of the money. Push the expiration date out as far as possible to give you some time and go with the trend not against it unless you have an edge.
It took me 5 years to figure out successful stock trading and 10 more years to refine it. It takes more work than almost anyone is willing to do. It’s good to say to yourself “I’ve seen this picture before” and trade accordingly.
I see alot of comments saying dont do option you will go broke i am very new to the market and i haven put anymore than 3k in and i already making headway im not the smartest nor am i the dumbest im pretty average but after losing some options i started researching more and paying attention to graphs and i made back all the money i lost and some it just takes learning and patience
They literally have options trading in exchage traded index funds now. Companies are now trading options for investors that don’t know how to do it themselves. All you do is put your money into index funds that trade options and the companies will distribute the returns to the investors in the form of dividends. These types of index funds has definitely revolutionized the stock market for sure. People are getting wealthy way faster from the stock market now because of these types of funds.
I know I’ll get criticism for people saying it’s risky, but I don’t think people understand that I made it for people that want to learn options. This is not for everyone. But I hope this helps you!
I have many years of experience with trading, 95% of options expire worthless, it's just too dangerous. Options lose value with time and you have to pay the spread. The only strategy that may be worthy is selling covered calls on indexes. Overall I don't recommend options at all.
Options are the quickest way to go broke. People should do practice trade until they figure things out. Once they think they’re good enough, only trade the ‘best’ 30% of the time. The other 70% of the time observe what goes on the the market, own predictions and economy. It’s virtually impossible to do single day trading because that’s dominated by computer trading systems. Figure out a longer time period to fully execute your trades. Sell quickly if things go opposite of what you predicted would happen. Always be able to answer the question “Why do I think this will be a successful trade”
Hmmm there are some more aspects to it. I sell options and have delta neutral straddles and strangles to profit from theta decay and use 10% of my portfolio for option buying. Time is not necessarily against you.
This is a good video for a baseline on options, thought it does not take into account the greeks. For example, if you buy an option on a stock with high implied volatility, the stock could go in your direction but you could lose more money to theta decay.
Yeah but you forget to mention anything about the gamma in your comment. So that was a good baseline comment, but left out a few things. This video was made for beginners.
You are wrong because if the stock moves up $10 dollars that doesn’t mean the options move up ten dollars, that is because of the delta, the delta may be .30 cent for every dollar the stock move so if the stock move up $10 dollars the contracts price would move up about $3
Very informative video you have, I have been able to understand the messages you pass but there are some other challenges that may come about when taking some other risks or planning
I don’t think anyone that has dedicated time,money and efforts to scale to new net worths in whatever field of investments hasn’t reach some of the challenges that you would face personally.
If that is the case.. just be the casino, you can sell the option to the one buying... you collect the money and keep it. If it expires worthless you get to keep it all.. way better and less stressful
I think I'm misunderstanding something. $80 is the price of option contract, but when you choose to exercise the call at $46, you still have to buy the stock at the strike price ($38) before selling it, right? That's another 125*100*$38 = $475k of capital needed before immediately selling off and profiting the $90k. Where am I wrong? Is the buy to sell transaction automatic, and are you not given the choice to hold onto the 12500 stocks you bought at a discount?
Loving these options videos brian please keep them coming 🙏… they really dont want us to know this info it could literally be life changing for a lot of people when the right opportunity arises
thats the way to do it, covered calls and cash secure puts... buying options is VERY risky and people will loose it all, but selling options on stocks you are already own or stocks you want to own, is the way to go. There is still risk, but WAY more mitigate it
Brian, thank you for this vid. This is the best time to start learning about this because options are going to be exceptional when Feds lower interest rates and turn the money printers back on.
Everybody was once a beginner but I understand what you’re saying, newbies should understand first and proceed with caution (which is why I made this video to help).
You can also buy 3X leveraged ETF's which unlike options, give you leverage without the time risk, and are usually smoother moving than any single stock. And the spreads for getting in and out are usually much tighter than stock options.
@@toshatalks8544 trading with only 100$ will get you small gains yes you can start off with 100 in options market but tbh I’d trade 1k+ into close itm options on weekly basis or two-3 weeks out
Options are normally designed to expire worthless. Due to IV crushed and theta decay people usually lose money by buying options even you are right on your direction. For novice it is better to sell covered call and cash secured put. Just buy stocks you want to hold it for long term and start selling options.
Any chance of an intermediate guide?🤑 You explain it very well. There is not much, good intermediate content on the intrernet and books. I would be happy to buy some from you.
On the other side, if you SELL options instead of buy them, you flip this around. You collect that $10,000 from the people who didn't get the timing or strike price right. If you buy, you must be right on direction AND time. If you sell, you win if the stock goes down or stays the same. Much higher odds of winning the trade.
@@benny9041 to sell options, you have to either own at least 100 shares / contract (to sell covered calls) or you have to have the cash in your account to buy 100 shares of the stock at the strike price you chose (to sell cash secure puts)
Depends on your country. In the USA and Canada you can close out the option at any time before the expiration date but in the UK you can only do so on the actual expiration date.
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Interesting!! I'm so excited, seeing mr Walter, being mentioned here because his strategies have also normalized winning trades for me. and it's a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started.
that not bad, when you think of it i would gladly loose 10k to make 90k but then margins i think that 10k turns into a loss of 100k plus or something like that?
And who are the market movers and market manipulators? I swear there are people looking at all the call options and deciding whether to artificially devalue stock
So basically, you’re just betting on stocks that you know will be worth a little bit more than they currently are in a limited time from the present. If that’s all you’re looking for then Why not just take out stock options on whatever politicians are investing in? It seems like that would be a consistent strategy, right?
I personally would not do this (just covered calls and cash secured puts where time is on my side). But the people that have been asking for an example of stocks vs stock options should really benefit from this video.
No, one option contract is equal to 100 shares. The price of the option will show like in the example, .80 cents but when you go to buy it it will show 80 dollars
All option contracts, Puts or Calls, are for 100 shares of the underlying equity. One contract = 100 shares. Five contracts = 500 shares. 10 contracts = 1,000 shares.
Basically, it gives you the right to buy at strike price but you profit only after you purchase the lot. If you purchased 125 calls with $10000 then how you will buy them with no money left?
You don’t buy the stock. If you buy the option for $0.50 for a $80 strike, then you pay $50 not $8,000. You’re buying and selling the options (not the stock).
question please answer: I placed 3 stock options calls. and the price of the stock went up $20+. BUT my option value didn't go up like it usually does. etrade said even though it went up it was out of the money. BUT every time I place trade was out money but my value in the change still went up BIG. now etrade saying people did buy that contact. I THINK it's something going on!! Can anyone please explain??
I've traded everything but have never touched options. Options is the closest thing to pure gambling and while extremely few may make money, the odds are stacked against you way more than spot markets and futures. The huge issue with options is TIME. In no other market you need to chase time. You may get the price right but not the time. Why expose yourself to extra risk when you don't have to.
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after watching the beginner video. I was under the impression that you still have to buy the shares of the call options. how are you able to buy 125 call options without buying the stock when you accept the call option? with the 10,000 example? wouldn't you be limited to 2 call options?
@@mikep8953 The brokerage firm will buy the shares at $38, sell at $46 and leave you the difference assuming you exercise or wait til expiration. You will never actually be holding the shares. You don't need the funds to purchase all of the shares. Incidentally prior to expiration if the price moved in the direction you want, you can actually sell the options contracts back and their cost would be at basically $10.80 if the stock moved $10.
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"some win big, some lose big" -> more like "few win big, most lose big".
Yeah I didn’t know anything about options but bought meta calls before earnings. Extremely stupid and paid the price to learn. Thankfully just one call…
@@fizzsoduh I don't like buying before earnings because of IV.
@@fizzsoduh how did you lose money didnt meta shoot up cause they preformed well on earnings?
@@Darkcamera45 no look apr24-apr25 on their chart
@@Darkcamera45might have been the prev earnings
Stay near the strike price, At the money, in the money or slightly out of the money.
Push the expiration date out as far as possible to give you some time and go with the trend not against it unless you have an edge.
Good advice
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I think the ones who benefit are only the ones with insider info..
Theres so many variables involved with trading options it would take you years to scratch the surface..and then theres market maker manipulation etc..
manipulation is the word people use because they dont understand market cycle.
@@italianmiltyfriedman6264 Gamestop..just to name one.ive been trading options since early 80's.
It took me 5 years to figure out successful stock trading and 10 more years to refine it. It takes more work than almost anyone is willing to do. It’s good to say to yourself “I’ve seen this picture before” and trade accordingly.
I wouldn’t be surprised if the stock price drops right before your option expires.
you forgot tu subtract the premium price from the final profit when your call option expires in the money
No body can explain better then you love your all videos
Selling out of the money covered calls is the less risky strategic way to make money on stocks you already own.
Yes, I made a video on that months ago. I think it has over a hundred thousand views so far.
Yes, but if the stock price exceeds the price limit then you lose all your shares
Thank you Brian! Always dropping the videos we need the most
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This option strategy is high-risk high reward. The success rate is very low for most people
That’s why the odds are 2:1, 5:1, 10:1. Mathematically what you say is correct.
Thank you so much for making everything so clear and understandable.
I see alot of comments saying dont do option you will go broke i am very new to the market and i haven put anymore than 3k in and i already making headway im not the smartest nor am i the dumbest im pretty average but after losing some options i started researching more and paying attention to graphs and i made back all the money i lost and some it just takes learning and patience
They literally have options trading in exchage traded index funds now. Companies are now trading options for investors that don’t know how to do it themselves. All you do is put your money into index funds that trade options and the companies will distribute the returns to the investors in the form of dividends. These types of index funds has definitely revolutionized the stock market for sure. People are getting wealthy way faster from the stock market now because of these types of funds.
I decided it's time to start learning this stuff... this was an excellent video! Very well spoken, and the examples were crystal clear.
Thanks dude, I needed this one :)
I know I’ll get criticism for people saying it’s risky, but I don’t think people understand that I made it for people that want to learn options. This is not for everyone. But I hope this helps you!
Thank you for the information! I was wondering what options were. Might give it a try 🤔
I have many years of experience with trading, 95% of options expire worthless, it's just too dangerous.
Options lose value with time and you have to pay the spread.
The only strategy that may be worthy is selling covered calls on indexes.
Overall I don't recommend options at all.
Please could you tell me the best trading platform with lesser brokerage .
Options are the quickest way to go broke. People should do practice trade until they figure things out. Once they think they’re good enough, only trade the ‘best’ 30% of the time. The other 70% of the time observe what goes on the the market, own predictions and economy. It’s virtually impossible to do single day trading because that’s dominated by computer trading systems. Figure out a longer time period to fully execute your trades. Sell quickly if things go opposite of what you predicted would happen. Always be able to answer the question “Why do I think this will be a successful trade”
Easiest way to become rich, change your thinking. Dont scare other people
I recommend a video explaining the sale of cash covered puts to obtain stock. It's much safer than buying options. It is a good beginner strategy.
Hey Brian! Love your videos theyre very helpful! Could you do a video explaining different types of strategies we could use to minimize our risk?
Hmmm there are some more aspects to it. I sell options and have delta neutral straddles and strangles to profit from theta decay and use 10% of my portfolio for option buying. Time is not necessarily against you.
This is a good video for a baseline on options, thought it does not take into account the greeks. For example, if you buy an option on a stock with high implied volatility, the stock could go in your direction but you could lose more money to theta decay.
Yeah but you forget to mention anything about the gamma in your comment. So that was a good baseline comment, but left out a few things. This video was made for beginners.
You are wrong because if the stock moves up $10 dollars that doesn’t mean the options move up ten dollars, that is because of the delta, the delta may be .30 cent for every dollar the stock move so if the stock move up $10 dollars the contracts price would move up about $3
Yes but as you get closer to expiration the value would progressively get closer to $10.
@@pedaltheglobe419 nope. Because of the time decay.
Great video but it doesn't say if you are locked to that 1 month or not.
The spreads are ridiculous Brian u didn't mention the delta and theta bleeding the call or put
Very informative video you have, I have been able to understand the messages you pass but there are some other challenges that may come about when taking some other risks or planning
I don’t think anyone that has dedicated time,money and efforts to scale to new net worths in whatever field of investments hasn’t reach some of the challenges that you would face personally.
FINALLY MORE OF THESE
It’s basically gambling
If that is the case.. just be the casino, you can sell the option to the one buying... you collect the money and keep it. If it expires worthless you get to keep it all.. way better and less stressful
I mean yes, but as far as I’m concerned, so is investing in general. At least the stock market, since it’s all bullshit anyway.
@@dontforgettolike7127BS how??
no risk no reward
@@dontforgettolike7127voo or vti then and forget it
Best option, low cost index fund. That’s only option you need ❤
what's the difference between exercising vs selling an Option contract?
I am new to this, but when you say that you lose the 10k is because the 10k is used to pay the premiums of all this shares correct ?
That is correct, if the stock doesn’t go above 38 in the example you don’t exercise the option and simply eat the cost of the premium.
I think I'm misunderstanding something. $80 is the price of option contract, but when you choose to exercise the call at $46, you still have to buy the stock at the strike price ($38) before selling it, right? That's another 125*100*$38 = $475k of capital needed before immediately selling off and profiting the $90k. Where am I wrong? Is the buy to sell transaction automatic, and are you not given the choice to hold onto the 12500 stocks you bought at a discount?
I'm confused as well😅😅
Contract price is 0.80 cents according to him
Loving these options videos brian please keep them coming 🙏… they really dont want us to know this info it could literally be life changing for a lot of people when the right opportunity arises
Yes! It’s my pleasure to teach this knowledge. Thank you for the support!
Brian I normally sell puts and calls.
thats the way to do it, covered calls and cash secure puts... buying options is VERY risky and people will loose it all, but selling options on stocks you are already own or stocks you want to own, is the way to go. There is still risk, but WAY more mitigate it
Will you get margin call if you didnt enough money when the option expires ITM?
no, your broker will sell the option minutes before expire
Brian, thank you for this vid. This is the best time to start learning about this because options are going to be exceptional when Feds lower interest rates and turn the money printers back on.
Risky stuff… definitely not for new investors but good info 👍
Everybody was once a beginner but I understand what you’re saying, newbies should understand first and proceed with caution (which is why I made this video to help).
@@clearvaluetax9382 absolutely right, everyone has to start somewhere
I personally don’t feel comfortable with options 😂 but margin is whole new level of crazy for me.
@@clearvaluetax9382 ..Is it 30 days exactly or is it within 30 days? Say it hits $38 in 10 days, do you cash out then?
You can also buy 3X leveraged ETF's which unlike options, give you leverage without the time risk, and are usually smoother moving than any single stock. And the spreads for getting in and out are usually much tighter than stock options.
I’ve been trading options for years it’s so crazy watching this and how I started…I use to be so confused now I trade with confidence
Any tips with only 100 bucks and new to this?
@@toshatalks8544 I would start off with atleast 1000$
@@toshatalks8544 trading with only 100$ will get you small gains yes you can start off with 100 in options market but tbh I’d trade 1k+ into close itm options on weekly basis or two-3 weeks out
100 will only gain 10-20$ as too 1k can get double or 300-800$
can you share some tips
Thank You . Much more informative 👍
In times of uncertainty, people gamble more with their money. So how often we win in Vegas?
Great education video!! Thank you!!
On the other hand I would argue that covered calls are your lowest risk-lowest reward.
Excellent material. The best i've seen on this particular subject.
What are most favorable to buyers put option, call option or cash secured options? I am thinking of starting option trading.
Future contracts are much better compared to options. No theta decay, no PDT restrictions plus tax benefits.
Options are normally designed to expire worthless. Due to IV crushed and theta decay people usually lose money by buying options even you are right on your direction. For novice it is better to sell covered call and cash secured put. Just buy stocks you want to hold it for long term and start selling options.
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Didn't even bring up short term capital gains as a tax man lol
All kidding aside, you're videos are excellent.
That's a very valid point. Add in trade commissions and slippage, and traditional "Buy and Hold" investing looks better and better.
Any chance of an intermediate guide?🤑 You explain it very well. There is not much, good intermediate content on the intrernet and books. I would be happy to buy some from you.
Does it have to be above 38 by the end of the month ... or does it just have to pass 38 within the month?
TIme decay kills it if your timing and your risk management is off. Not for beginners.
Do some people not start as beginners?
In these scenarios would I be selling the option or excersizing the option
Option buyer always lost money, only option sellers make consistent profit by collecting premium
Most lose big. Some win big. This feels more like gambling than investing.
It is gambling 😂
@@hermeskino711 no its not
Unless you are Pelosi.
You're forgetting the cash backed portion of the calls - where did you leave money to exercise the options?
Don’t you have to buy those stocks though in order to get profit? So you’d have to have 100k in the bank to buy them right?
How/When do you account for the $$$ you will need to purchase the shares at time of exercise?
On the other side, if you SELL options instead of buy them, you flip this around. You collect that $10,000 from the people who didn't get the timing or strike price right.
If you buy, you must be right on direction AND time.
If you sell, you win if the stock goes down or stays the same. Much higher odds of winning the trade.
How do you sell something that you haven't previously bought?
@@benny9041 to sell options, you have to either own at least 100 shares / contract (to sell covered calls) or you have to have the cash in your account to buy 100 shares of the stock at the strike price you chose (to sell cash secure puts)
If you buy, you can't lose more than 100%. If you sell, there's no limit to how much you can lose.
@@TimGautier very good point
Thanks for the video
It’s my pleasure and thank you for the support Mendez!
I’ll go to Vegas. At least they’ll feed me when I go broke.
After trading stocks for 7 years i finally started options this year and it was the best decision ever ……
In the above case. Call option need to wait until the expiry or allowed to sell before expiry.
Depends on your country. In the USA and Canada you can close out the option at any time before the expiration date but in the UK you can only do so on the actual expiration date.
@@DaBooster Noted and thanks for responding.
Thank you for the information Brian! Amazing and informative as always.
It's better to own the shares and sell cover calls. Even better is to DCA into an ETF like JEPI and allow the dividends to snowball over time.
thank you so much, where has this math been my whole life
It’s definitely a learned skill that can get you out of your 9-5 job if it’s done correctly consistently.
Buy Leap options which gives more Time
Can you explain the Greeks in stock Options. You're able to explain things in ways I can understand so id appreciate it if you did. Thanks!
Yea please
Great advise Brian, AMC call options worked out well
Thanks for the continuous update! I am super excited about how my crypto investment is going so far, making over 35k weekly is an amazing gain
Best thing that happened to me last year that I can attest to is the progress I have made so far on trade. Venturing into crypto was my best decision ever I know more is yet to come 2024
I'm a bit perplexed saying Walter James Henry has been my mentor. Didn't know he has been good to so many people.
The process of trading can be complicated when you have limited knowledge.
However, with the right strategy and setups, you can be successful. That's the whole point of investing.
Interesting!! I'm so excited, seeing mr Walter, being mentioned here because his strategies have also normalized winning trades for me. and it's a huge milestone for me looking back to how it all started.
Wow we should all promote the same guru with our comments on the same day, not suspicious at all!
Your price calculation doesn’t include the value of time?
that not bad, when you think of it i would gladly loose 10k to make 90k but then margins i think that 10k turns into a loss of 100k plus or something like that?
I’ve been thinking of getting into options for years, but I know I’d get greedy and lose it all 😭😂😂
I suggest buying the new tesla innovation shares at this point as they are relatively cheap and are sure to yield long-term profits
Starting out LEAPs should be bought if doing stock options
you also need enough money to purchase at the stike price...
And who are the market movers and market manipulators? I swear there are people looking at all the call options and deciding whether to artificially devalue stock
You can sell options too, far more sustainable and profitable
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I am confused with 36 and 38. ???please clarify.
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Thank you Bugatti! I appreciate that super thanks!
Thanks for this new video on options. I was just recently watching the other video you made on options.
So basically, you’re just betting on stocks that you know will be worth a little bit more than they currently are in a limited time from the present. If that’s all you’re looking for then Why not just take out stock options on whatever politicians are investing in? It seems like that would be a consistent strategy, right?
You should go through option trading strategies; covered call, protective put e.c.t
I’ve already made those videos months ago. They have hundreds of thousands of views.
IV crush, days till expiration .. and many more other examples of how this can go very bad, very fast!
I personally would not do this (just covered calls and cash secured puts where time is on my side). But the people that have been asking for an example of stocks vs stock options should really benefit from this video.
Politicians make their money this way, with insider info of course 😝
tldr: never touch stock options.
can you sell the options before it expires in 1 month?
Yes. You can also set stop limits.
Yes you can.
Now I finally get it. Thanks man!
Interesting , so call options only came in quantity of 100?
No, one option contract is equal to 100 shares. The price of the option will show like in the example, .80 cents but when you go to buy it it will show 80 dollars
All option contracts, Puts or Calls, are for 100 shares of the underlying equity. One contract = 100 shares. Five contracts = 500 shares. 10 contracts = 1,000 shares.
Basically, it gives you the right to buy at strike price but you profit only after you purchase the lot. If you purchased 125 calls with $10000 then how you will buy them with no money left?
You don’t buy the stock. If you buy the option for $0.50 for a $80 strike, then you pay $50 not $8,000. You’re buying and selling the options (not the stock).
question please answer: I placed 3 stock options calls. and the price of the stock went up $20+. BUT my option value didn't go up like it usually does. etrade said even though it went up it was out of the money. BUT every time I place trade was out money but my value in the change still went up BIG. now etrade saying people did buy that contact. I THINK it's something going on!! Can anyone please explain??
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@@clearvaluetax9382 HI I sent the message
Thanks for teaching me at this novice level!
I've traded everything but have never touched options. Options is the closest thing to pure gambling and while extremely few may make money, the odds are stacked against you way more than spot markets and futures. The huge issue with options is TIME. In no other market you need to chase time. You may get the price right but not the time. Why expose yourself to extra risk when you don't have to.
I’ll stick with hodling Bitcoin!
Thanks for explaining this. Do you have any explanation on Forex options? Or forex in general? Is that less risky?
Amazing yet simple explanation sir
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