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Can you test selling an iron condor daily. SPX. Let it expire. 1/3 with of the strikes. I would appreciate this . We all would. Greetings from Guatemala.
I love your videos. Whenever I have options questions I come here first to see if you have already done a video on that topic. With that said, if you take suggestions, I would love to see a video explainers on the topic of a gamma squeeze.
Great Video as always - This is the Video to "PIN"/bookmark to quickly refer to when you need to understand any Greek. Thanks for creating a cheatsheet version of a video explaining Greeks.
Speaking too fast for my brain to calculate wtf is being said lol.. I've just barely got the understanding of how calls/puts fully work and the premium etc... now this ha. Its never ending. Edit: I'm not hating on your video. I have a learning disability since I was a kid. So it makes things a pain in the ass to learn. pisses me off lol
Hey I hear you and I apologize for the pace. Have you tried slowing down the playback on RUclips? I can create a pdf of this video too and post the link in the description in a couple days.
I've watched a few videos on this topic and afterwards still felt somewhat confused. After watching this video I can honestly say that has changed. Thank you so much, I'm definitely saving this as a study guide! 🤓📖🥳
I saw your video and thought id ask. I had a put option contract with a $30 theta. I held it overnight, and the next day the stock dropped 20 points. Sonehow i was still negative on the contract. My broker is saying it has something to do with the theta and gamma, but from your video it doesn't seem at all likely. Do you have a possible explanation or was i just robbed ?
Ok, after I buy a call and it goes down a certain amount, it does not go back up the same. It ends up needing to go further to get back to the price in started falling from.
Mostly due to time decay. If the stock drops and recovers to the entry price over 10 days, your option will have lost value and will be in the red from the passing of 10 days. If the stock drops and recovers on the same day, your option shouldn't change much in value.
They are opposites if this doesn’t make sense then you should search for videos that just talk about calls or puts. Though if you having trouble understanding this video because it talks about both and it’s just the reverse, I wouldn’t think a video talking just about calls or puts would make a huge difference. I’m not saying this to be mean or offend you, I am just being forward and blunt. Good luck and hope you’re able to find a video that helps you more!
Thank you! I just spent a ton of time creating an Options Trading for Beginners PDF (170+ pages now) that includes my best explanations/visuals explaining key options trading concepts and strategies. Check it out: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/g7d402wnapqexq344ct73/options-trading-for-beginners-aug15-v1.pdf?rlkey=dort61xyaz1rubndbwbqmhd5i&dl=0 If you want updates to the PDF over the coming months/additional learning resources, consider dropping your email on the page here: geni.us/options-trading-pdf
Another fabulous video, thanks Chris!! I've generally used Delta as a way to gauge probabilities, selling spreads with a Delta of +/- 0.25. But with the recent two week bull run in stocks, the Deltas in my credit spreads have substantially increased causing significant losses.
Can they be used to filter and find good options to trade? Anyone knows any tools or guide lines on how to use Options Greeks for entering a trade either long or short? Kind of what values to look for in each or all of them to enter or exit a trade?
Anyone knows any tools or guide lines on how to use Options Greeks for entering a trade either long or short? Kind of what values to look for in each or all of them to enter or exit a trade?
The main thing delta represents is the option's price change vs. a stock price change. The probability of the option expiring ITM is the secondary usage of delta.
The "Delta" of the stock can be derived from N(d1) from the Black Scholes model, which is the probability of a call expiring in the money. You can also use N(d2) to figure out how much you'd have to borrow to make a replicating portfolio. From my understanding, N(-d1) is the likelihood a put expires ITM which is 1-N(d1). But it's cool because these are values that are modeled from a normal distribution curve and is heavily tied to physics.
You're welcome and I'm happy this is a topic you've been wanting! Let me know what you think after watching if you have any feedback. I'd appreciate it :D
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The best, clearest and simplest explanation of technical concepts. Super awesome and thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!! Thanks for the kind comment
I just found your channel. You have the same last name and sound a lot like Mike Butler at Tasty. Are you related? You could be brothers. Hmmm.
Yes he is my older brother!
wtf is Rho lmao he left one out.. even thought it's not important from my understanding
This is the best explanation of greeks I have seen yet. Very well done. Thanks for the information.
Can you test selling an iron condor daily. SPX. Let it expire. 1/3 with of the strikes. I would appreciate this . We all would. Greetings from Guatemala.
This is by far the best channel on options on youtube. Thank you for making these videos!
I love your videos. Whenever I have options questions I come here first to see if you have already done a video on that topic. With that said, if you take suggestions, I would love to see a video explainers on the topic of a gamma squeeze.
Sure thing! Thanks for the suggestion and feedback! I appreciate your views and support!
@@projectfinance You are the greatest man, thank you.
Doing some research on options and come across a familiar face! Great stuff my man!
Great Video as always - This is the Video to "PIN"/bookmark to quickly refer to when you need to understand any Greek. Thanks for creating a cheatsheet version of a video explaining Greeks.
I am trying to learn options and found this! You are an absolute great teacher!! Thank you so much. Looking forward to more videos from you.
Speaking too fast for my brain to calculate wtf is being said lol.. I've just barely got the understanding of how calls/puts fully work and the premium etc... now this ha. Its never ending.
Edit: I'm not hating on your video. I have a learning disability since I was a kid. So it makes things a pain in the ass to learn. pisses me off lol
Hey I hear you and I apologize for the pace. Have you tried slowing down the playback on RUclips? I can create a pdf of this video too and post the link in the description in a couple days.
Let me know if you have things I can help clarify
Where is your options course link at I'm interested in buying it
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Brilliant 👍 I'll be signing up for sure to driven-data
I've watched a few videos on this topic and afterwards still felt somewhat confused. After watching this video I can honestly say that has changed. Thank you so much, I'm definitely saving this as a study guide! 🤓📖🥳
Is IV compareable to the VIX?
I saw your video and thought id ask. I had a put option contract with a $30 theta. I held it overnight, and the next day the stock dropped 20 points. Sonehow i was still negative on the contract. My broker is saying it has something to do with the theta and gamma, but from your video it doesn't seem at all likely. Do you have a possible explanation or was i just robbed ?
Ok, after I buy a call and it goes down a certain amount, it does not go back up the same. It ends up needing to go further to get back to the price in started falling from.
Mostly due to time decay. If the stock drops and recovers to the entry price over 10 days, your option will have lost value and will be in the red from the passing of 10 days. If the stock drops and recovers on the same day, your option shouldn't change much in value.
Qullamaggie now doing Options
this was so confusing. glad everyone got it. where's the 5th grader explanation
Go to school if u still confused
That was so clear. No BS just simple easy to understand facts. Thanks mate.
No problem 👍 thanks so much for the comment
No no it doesnt make sense dont talk about calls and puts at the same time teach me.about calls then explain puts not at same time just confusing
They are opposites if this doesn’t make sense then you should search for videos that just talk about calls or puts. Though if you having trouble understanding this video because it talks about both and it’s just the reverse, I wouldn’t think a video talking just about calls or puts would make a huge difference. I’m not saying this to be mean or offend you, I am just being forward and blunt. Good luck and hope you’re able to find a video that helps you more!
This was absolutely AMAZING 🤩
Glad you thought so! Thanks for the comment!
What a well presented video, so easy to understand and a lovely smile
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Best explication as always.
Thank you! I'm glad you think so! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and leave a comment.
@@projectfinance I'm so amazed you replied my comment 😨 thank you.
Little confusing on Gamma, please can you show one more video
I am new at this and I’m trying to figure out how to get the Delta and where is this data for Delta??
As always very well enplaned and I understand them it unfortunately its still Greek to me and still can't get a long call to work out
Another great video Chris. So far, could not find anyone explaining options better. Thank you.
Thank you! I just spent a ton of time creating an Options Trading for Beginners PDF (170+ pages now) that includes my best explanations/visuals explaining key options trading concepts and strategies. Check it out: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/g7d402wnapqexq344ct73/options-trading-for-beginners-aug15-v1.pdf?rlkey=dort61xyaz1rubndbwbqmhd5i&dl=0
If you want updates to the PDF over the coming months/additional learning resources, consider dropping your email on the page here: geni.us/options-trading-pdf
@@projectfinancewow thanks man this is huge and ìt looks really in depth and professional really appreciate it!
Another fabulous video, thanks Chris!! I've generally used Delta as a way to gauge probabilities, selling spreads with a Delta of +/- 0.25. But with the recent two week bull run in stocks, the Deltas in my credit spreads have substantially increased causing significant losses.
I’m learning…
goated video, when i was younger i always had trouble understanding this. this makes it so simple.
Can they be used to filter and find good options to trade? Anyone knows any tools or guide lines on how to use Options Greeks for entering a trade either long or short? Kind of what values to look for in each or all of them to enter or exit a trade?
Anyone knows any tools or guide lines on how to use Options Greeks for entering a trade either long or short? Kind of what values to look for in each or all of them to enter or exit a trade?
Thank you for a very clear explanation of the Greeks.
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Chris!!! Thank you for making such Informative Videos.
Glad you like them!
Thanks for the information. Great job.
You missed one of the Greek which is RHO
The best to explain Greeks from all the other vids I saw
Chris great to see you back! Do you offer a discord?
very helpful
Thank you!
One of the best explanations out there
I thought delta meant the percentage that the strike will end in the money? That’s what everyone else is saying
The main thing delta represents is the option's price change vs. a stock price change.
The probability of the option expiring ITM is the secondary usage of delta.
The "Delta" of the stock can be derived from N(d1) from the Black Scholes model, which is the probability of a call expiring in the money. You can also use N(d2) to figure out how much you'd have to borrow to make a replicating portfolio. From my understanding, N(-d1) is the likelihood a put expires ITM which is 1-N(d1).
But it's cool because these are values that are modeled from a normal distribution curve and is heavily tied to physics.
Excellent video!
Thanks for that very clear and informative video. Love your work.
Thanks for watching!
Completely lost lol
Just thinking the same like why are telling me about calls and puts at the same time split I up lol
Thank you! ❤
I’ve been waiting for this
❤️ from Malaysia!
You're welcome and I'm happy this is a topic you've been wanting! Let me know what you think after watching if you have any feedback. I'd appreciate it :D
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Same. No homo
Weirdcore
Gaayy 😂
He is handsome :-)
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First!
So fast!
@@projectfinance lol my RUclips routine is how I unwind after work. Hope you're having a good day.
@@projectfinance I also saw TastyTrade will have an API soon. It would be great to see a video of how to use it.
Oh man I’ve been waiting on this one…I love your videos and send them to anyone who’s trying to learn about options 😊Thank you
Thank you for sharing! I'm glad this one was a timely topic! Let me know what you think after watching please. I'd greatly appreciate your feedback.