OMG Thank you so much for this! I was trying to get in on a Put, and purchased the wrong thing. This helped me find out what I did, I was able to correct what I did for an immediate return. This was so straight forward. Thanks so much!
The interesting part about listening to your videos is that you sound like you are rapping while teaching at the same time! Now that's talent queen! It took me too damn long to finally find a very simple and concise explanation!! Thank you, this helps me alot.
I wanna first start off by mentioning, your videos have been such a huge help for me. I have learned a lot simply by just binge watching your videos. I do have two questions to ask you if you don’t mind. Question 1: Can you please make a video for us robinhooders looking to transfer to webull? 😩🥺 For us who don’t quite understand how their set up works. Second question: For either robinhood or webull, can you make a video on how to choose the best option calls or puts? I saw you do one for credit spreads but I’m not quite there yet lol. Thank you in advance! Truly appreciate you!! ❤️
Girl BLESS YOU. I started losing money on a put even though the stock was going down and couldn't figure out why 😭 thank you so much ( I'm real new to this lol)
Love the vids! You prove so much information an it’s clicks w me lol. Had one questions though, So if I buy a deep in the money call an I have a negative to break even what does that mean? Like it’s profitable already so when I buy it I’ll I’ll already have money vs If I buy a contract that’s got a higher beaker even you know what I’m saying? Like what’s the pros buying deep in the money with a negative to break even vs a break even that has to be broke. Thanks!
Break even is the price the stock would need to be by expiration for you to not gain or lose any money on the option contract. Unless you're actually planning on buying the shares of stock from the option, you don't have much to worry about with the break even. Your option is deep in the money meaning that it's already profitable so the reason your breakeven is negative would mean you would need to encourage loss for it to reach that level. You don't have much to worry about with that if you're not planning on holding it to EXP. Deep in the money, options have higher delta, and have higher gains (or losses) with price movement. Hope that answers your question.
When you said NIO is down 20% on that call, that doesn't mean it's a good time to buy that option? I've been thinking if I see it's 20% down then it's like buying a dip and I'm more likely to make money when it goes back up.
So if the stock call option goes pass the break even point. Before the expiration date should you sell it? What happens if you don’t sell it do you end up losing money? I’m confused 😭
The break-even is the price you would need the stock to be to have not lost or gained any money by an options expiration date. It's good to know because it helps you determine the minimum price you'll need to sell the stock or options contract to avoid a loss.
@@BlackGirlStocks I realized after I posted this that my question was worded in a very dumb way haha I figured it out you explained it just fine. Thank you!
Can you sell your call option before it hits the break even if you don’t plan on exercising the option take small profits or will you lose your premium u paid
Absolutely, setting a stop loss at breakeven can be a smart move for options just like with stock positions. It's all about playing it safe and keeping your initial investment protected as the market swings. Then, you can adjust your stop loss according to the option's movement and volatility.
Yeah, that's pretty much it. Think of break-even as the point where you're not making money, but you're not losing it either. And yep, it usually comes into play if you hold onto your contract until it expires. If you decide to sell it before the expiration date, the situation might change. At that point, how much you've made or lost depends on the price you sell it at compared to what you paid. So, in a nutshell, the whole break-even thing is more about what happens at expiration. If you're selling early, you're playing a different game. I hope that helps clarify things a bit.
OMG! I have been watching your vids trying to learn about options and this morning I am in a total panic. I know you said do not wait until expiration date. Mine is 2/19. I also know you said the longer we wait it goes down.. I bought a call at $9.72 with a strike price of $10 and now the stock is at $14 and seems to be still rising.. I dont know what to do!!!! OMG HELP!! lol It was my first time doing options. I dont know which video to watch now. When/How do I sell or trade?
You can sell it buy clicking it and closing that option trade. I would take my profits on that if you’ve passed the break even, or at least wait as long as the delta and gamma are high and the theta stays low
I wasn't explaining it in the best way back then. The break even is a point you would need the stock to be at by expiration to not lose the full full premium. If it rises 5% then you would have gained those profits. Breakeven is the price the underlying needs to be trading at expiration for your trade to “breakeven”, that is, to not gain or lose any money.
The break even price is the price the underlying needs to be at expiry for you to break even on the trade. If the option hasn't expired yet, there's still time for the underlying stock to increase in value, which is why it can be worth more than just the underlying price minus the strike price.
Girrlllllah... Can I just move in with you and watch you!!!! lol... cus I's slow at learning all this lol.... I know I know... it takes time... but I Ain't Got No Time For THATTT! lol
Interesting, but not really necessary to make money trading options. Having the right strategy at the right time is much more important. RSI: Read Save Invest.
Probably the most frustrating thing about options. You can do all your research be right on the ball with predicting the stock price movement, have the option be in the money and still lose profit if it’s $.01 below the BE point
Just to recap, the Break Even is the price the underlying stock needs reach for the option trade to neither make a profit or a loss by the EXP. But here's the exciting part - even if the stock falls below the break-even point, you can still make a profit! The catch is that you would typically need to close the option trade before the expiration date. So, don't lose hope if the stock is below the break-even point. There's still a chance to make some profit if you time it right.
@@BlackGirlStocks thank you! Maybe I need to have a little more faith. I probably left some money on the table by not getting into trades due to the BE point. Keep making more videos!
You know this was a very informative video, but i can't understand how that word "break even" is not self explanatory. Literally that price is when your Even, no profits and no losses, but when you go above or below depending on weather you have Calls or Puts, that's when you see profits.
Hey! Thanks for flagging that. It looks like there might be a bit of a mix-up or maybe I didn’t make things as clear as I thought. Let me try and clear it up a bit. So, you're right that the breakeven point is super important when we're talking about the expiration of options. That's the point where you neither make nor lose money, considering the premium paid. But, the cool part is, the concept of breakeven can also be kind of flexible and doesn’t just apply on the expiration date. You can actually use the movement towards the breakeven point to your advantage even before expiration, grabbing some profit opportunities as they come. I'm curious, though, about where the confusion might be coming from. Did I maybe skip over some crucial details in the video, or is there a particular aspect of breakeven points and expiration that doesn't seem to gel with what I said? Would love to hear more about where you're coming from or any specific parts that felt off. This way, I can make sure I'm giving you the most helpful info. Looking forward to your thoughts!
OMG Thank you so much for this! I was trying to get in on a Put, and purchased the wrong thing. This helped me find out what I did, I was able to correct what I did for an immediate return. This was so straight forward. Thanks so much!
Excellent Queen! I'm glad it could help out ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The interesting part about listening to your videos is that you sound like you are rapping while teaching at the same time! Now that's talent queen! It took me too damn long to finally find a very simple and concise explanation!! Thank you, this helps me alot.
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I love this channel. She gives the best explanations on RUclips. Let me go ahead turn them notifications on
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Thank you, I'm glad it helped!
I wanna first start off by mentioning, your videos have been such a huge help for me. I have learned a lot simply by just binge watching your videos. I do have two questions to ask you if you don’t mind.
Question 1: Can you please make a video for us robinhooders looking to transfer to webull? 😩🥺
For us who don’t quite understand how their set up works.
Second question: For either robinhood or webull, can you make a video on how to choose the best option calls or puts? I saw you do one for credit spreads but I’m not quite there yet lol.
Thank you in advance! Truly appreciate you!! ❤️
Yes I have a video on picking the best options
ruclips.net/video/e1AwZluT7JA/видео.html
You’re definitely my favorite trader
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Girl BLESS YOU. I started losing money on a put even though the stock was going down and couldn't figure out why 😭 thank you so much ( I'm real new to this lol)
Thank you, I'm glad it could help out
Thanks. I couldn't learn nothing. But i found a pretty face & now I'm learning all I need to know. The breakeven price matters. Thanks
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Can you do a video on how to use Tiblio for options trading for beginners? Thank you! And much loved and support
Yes please check this out
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So basically it either has to be BELOW break even price or ABOVE break even price. Just depending on what options your buying/selling right?
BEP for call = strike price + premium paid
BEP for put = strike price - premium paid
Have you or do you use Tiblio? Is that how you pick/choose your options? Or do you have other recommendations as well?
Yes I use Tiblio for the credit spreads and bullish call options
Love the vids! You prove so much information an it’s clicks w me lol. Had one questions though, So if I buy a deep in the money call an I have a negative to break even what does that mean? Like it’s profitable already so when I buy it I’ll I’ll already have money vs If I buy a contract that’s got a higher beaker even you know what I’m saying? Like what’s the pros buying deep in the money with a negative to break even vs a break even that has to be broke. Thanks!
Break even is the price the stock would need to be by expiration for you to not gain or lose any money on the option contract. Unless you're actually planning on buying the shares of stock from the option, you don't have much to worry about with the break even. Your option is deep in the money meaning that it's already profitable so the reason your breakeven is negative would mean you would need to encourage loss for it to reach that level. You don't have much to worry about with that if you're not planning on holding it to EXP.
Deep in the money, options have higher delta, and have higher gains (or losses) with price movement. Hope that answers your question.
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When you said NIO is down 20% on that call, that doesn't mean it's a good time to buy that option? I've been thinking if I see it's 20% down then it's like buying a dip and I'm more likely to make money when it goes back up.
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So if the stock call option goes pass the break even point. Before the expiration date should you sell it? What happens if you don’t sell it do you end up losing money? I’m confused 😭
You'll lose money if it drops below the BE again or if you let it expire
So does the break even price only matter if your assigned shares? Does the break even price even Matter for the actual contract?
The break-even is the price you would need the stock to be to have not lost or gained any money by an options expiration date.
It's good to know because it helps you determine the minimum price you'll need to sell the stock or options contract to avoid a loss.
@@BlackGirlStocks I realized after I posted this that my question was worded in a very dumb way haha I figured it out you explained it just fine. Thank you!
Can you sell your call option before it hits the break even if you don’t plan on exercising the option take small profits or will you lose your premium u paid
Yes you can
@@BlackGirlStocks so will you lose the priemum u paid or not.
@@gmailaccount4185 you lose the full premium if you sell it for more than you bought it or let it expire worthless
Thank u for the videos I’m tryin to learn 😃
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Is it possible to have a stop on breakeven to protect your trade like you do with a stock position?
Absolutely, setting a stop loss at breakeven can be a smart move for options just like with stock positions. It's all about playing it safe and keeping your initial investment protected as the market swings. Then, you can adjust your stop loss according to the option's movement and volatility.
Thank you, needed more clarification!
I’m glad it could help 🔥🔥
Wait so break even only applies if I don’t sell the contract before the expiration date? Then that determines if I’m profit or in a loss?
Yeah, that's pretty much it. Think of break-even as the point where you're not making money, but you're not losing it either. And yep, it usually comes into play if you hold onto your contract until it expires. If you decide to sell it before the expiration date, the situation might change. At that point, how much you've made or lost depends on the price you sell it at compared to what you paid. So, in a nutshell, the whole break-even thing is more about what happens at expiration. If you're selling early, you're playing a different game. I hope that helps clarify things a bit.
@@BlackGirlStocks thank you so much I really do appreciate this Have a blessed day!
Hi i don't wont to use my banking account that i use for my bills with is there other cards i can use
You can make a separate account for your stocks and just use that
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Love how u broke it down sis 👊🏽
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OMG! I have been watching your vids trying to learn about options and this morning I am in a total panic. I know you said do not wait until expiration date. Mine is 2/19. I also know you said the longer we wait it goes down.. I bought a call at $9.72 with a strike price of $10 and now the stock is at $14 and seems to be still rising.. I dont know what to do!!!! OMG HELP!! lol It was my first time doing options. I dont know which video to watch now. When/How do I sell or trade?
You can sell it buy clicking it and closing that option trade. I would take my profits on that if you’ve passed the break even, or at least wait as long as the delta and gamma are high and the theta stays low
In your example (1) if it only rises 5% and you get out, do you lose all of the money you put into the option?
I wasn't explaining it in the best way back then. The break even is a point you would need the stock to be at by expiration to not lose the full full premium. If it rises 5% then you would have gained those profits.
Breakeven is the price the underlying needs to be trading at expiration for your trade to “breakeven”, that is, to not gain or lose any money.
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So if I buy a contract with a call of $100 for example do I then end up paying 10,000 for it since its 100 stocks?
Thats if you execute the option contract. You can sell the contract before EXP for profit and not buy or sell the 100 shares
@@BlackGirlStocks thank you. And to do that I just click on the sell button just like I would normally sell a stock?
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@@BlackGirlStocks do you have videos explaining the candle sticks
Can you still profit before break even?
yes you can definitely
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@@BlackGirlStocks How is that possible? I thought you had to it had to break even before you start to profit.
The break even price is the price the underlying needs to be at expiry for you to break even on the trade. If the option hasn't expired yet, there's still time for the underlying stock to increase in value, which is why it can be worth more than just the underlying price minus the strike price.
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Girrlllllah... Can I just move in with you and watch you!!!! lol... cus I's slow at learning all this lol.... I know I know... it takes time... but I Ain't Got No Time For THATTT! lol
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Interesting, but not really necessary to make money trading options. Having the right strategy at the right time is much more important. RSI: Read Save Invest.
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Probably the most frustrating thing about options. You can do all your research be right on the ball with predicting the stock price movement, have the option be in the money and still lose profit if it’s $.01 below the BE point
Just to recap, the Break Even is the price the underlying stock needs reach for the option trade to neither make a profit or a loss by the EXP. But here's the exciting part - even if the stock falls below the break-even point, you can still make a profit! The catch is that you would typically need to close the option trade before the expiration date. So, don't lose hope if the stock is below the break-even point. There's still a chance to make some profit if you time it right.
@@BlackGirlStocks thank you! Maybe I need to have a little more faith. I probably left some money on the table by not getting into trades due to the BE point. Keep making more videos!
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You know this was a very informative video, but i can't understand how that word "break even" is not self explanatory. Literally that price is when your Even, no profits and no losses, but when you go above or below depending on weather you have Calls or Puts, that's when you see profits.
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You are not explaining this properly. Breakeven only applies at expiration.
Hey! Thanks for flagging that. It looks like there might be a bit of a mix-up or maybe I didn’t make things as clear as I thought. Let me try and clear it up a bit.
So, you're right that the breakeven point is super important when we're talking about the expiration of options. That's the point where you neither make nor lose money, considering the premium paid. But, the cool part is, the concept of breakeven can also be kind of flexible and doesn’t just apply on the expiration date. You can actually use the movement towards the breakeven point to your advantage even before expiration, grabbing some profit opportunities as they come.
I'm curious, though, about where the confusion might be coming from. Did I maybe skip over some crucial details in the video, or is there a particular aspect of breakeven points and expiration that doesn't seem to gel with what I said? Would love to hear more about where you're coming from or any specific parts that felt off. This way, I can make sure I'm giving you the most helpful info. Looking forward to your thoughts!
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