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Why didnt you show us how to roll a call? You just explained what rolling a call is, there’s another screen that is confusing if you clicked one step further
Most informational video I've ever seen... Thank you. I will hopefully be Rolling down cause I don't have money and am currently -$120 on SPY with 5 contracts and only $70 on my account 😅
Yeah but if your already down hard on red for a call when it went down and try to roll your closing losing money just to open on a call for a closer amount further out and there still the possibility it won't go up to or past it by then, so you end up being out all that money and then some
I recently rolled an short iron condor down. My initial credit received was 1.09.....I paid 83 to roll down....my credit remaining on the position is 52. My question is ...I'm confused how to calculate my ROI. Is it 109-83 to roll ....or is it just 52. ( assuming my option expires worthless in my favor? )
So I have a call option for nvda to hit $915 by April 5 call it crashed today even tho April 5 is far away ppl are saying bubble talk so in this case if it gets closer to the April 5 and it looks like it’s not going to hit I could roll position to further out then April 5. my question is do u loose money on the first contract when u roll over to a new further out date ?? At this point I’m down 2300$ and just bought it today 🤦🏿♂️ max lost is 5900 idk what to do help!!!
I recently rolled a call i sold. The new call was worth .05 more than the old one, but i ended up over 1500 in debt, and i cant figure out the math. Im hoping the issue is the positions just need a few days to close. This video did not help
I believe If he already opened a call and then did same date different strike that's $ 2 extra on his initial premium . It's motivation for us cash straped traders $1+$1=$2
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Just what I needed! An actual screen walk-through. TYSM!
This information is so helpful. It has helped me regain my money back and also made long-term calls and always look forward to rolling positions.
Why didnt you show us how to roll a call? You just explained what rolling a call is, there’s another screen that is confusing if you clicked one step further
Hey Thomas! You still with Robinhood I see. Thinking about starting an account with them. Very simple trading app.
Yeah for a lot of the basics and selling options against my positions I actually love using Robinhood these days. Just not for anything too active
Most informational video I've ever seen... Thank you. I will hopefully be Rolling down cause I don't have money and am currently -$120 on SPY with 5 contracts and only $70 on my account 😅
Yeah but if your already down hard on red for a call when it went down and try to roll your closing losing money just to open on a call for a closer amount further out and there still the possibility it won't go up to or past it by then, so you end up being out all that money and then some
It seems like reinvesting whatever i made into buying lower strike price and buying more time. And grouping the transactions together.
Thank you so much for sharing! i want to learn more. How do i reach you?
I recently rolled an short iron condor down. My initial credit received was 1.09.....I paid 83 to roll down....my credit remaining on the position is 52. My question is ...I'm confused how to calculate my ROI. Is it 109-83 to roll ....or is it just 52. ( assuming my option expires worthless in my favor? )
Thank you for this video. I don't see a "roll this position" option under "View All Options." is there a setting I need to change to see that?
Click "trade" on ur call options
This was an easy to understand and simple. AWESOME AWESOME 😎
Glad it helped!
So I have a call option for nvda to hit $915 by April 5 call it crashed today even tho April 5 is far away ppl are saying bubble talk so in this case if it gets closer to the April 5 and it looks like it’s not going to hit I could roll position to further out then April 5. my question is do u loose money on the first contract when u roll over to a new further out date ?? At this point I’m down 2300$ and just bought it today 🤦🏿♂️ max lost is 5900 idk what to do help!!!
Another informative video. Thank you so much ❤
took forever to get to the roll options haha
just amazing ty!
No problem!
4:21 you are welcome
God bless you
I recently rolled a call i sold. The new call was worth .05 more than the old one, but i ended up over 1500 in debt, and i cant figure out the math. Im hoping the issue is the positions just need a few days to close. This video did not help
But don’t you get a crappy fill price?
You can, unless you set a limit at the price you want and give it a little time to fill/slowly adjust from there
Why bother with a 2$ call
I believe If he already opened a call and then did same date different strike that's $ 2 extra on his initial premium . It's motivation for us cash straped traders $1+$1=$2
This was helpful but you never went through the motion of actually doing anything so people can witness how Robinhood performs this function. Ugh