Options Gamma Explained: Trading Greeks for Beginners

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[@KamikazeCash]

Thanks for the series, Dr Jim. Even when I feel like I already have a good handle on something, I always come away from your videos with more info. Keep it up!

[@adrenalinerush6659]

Mikeyyy

[@edgarsmartinez]

Great job 🎉

[@RainyDayz]

I love gamma scalping, even Gamma swings have been working well recently. It’s great for us mere mortals who prefer defined risk! That “gotcha is not even something I can consider. Thanks Dr!

[@cesargallardo6621]

Finally someone with a pulse at TT.

[@borisptitsyn2130]

Great videos! Easy to understand and very informative.

[@samstadtlander4746]

Thanks Dr. Jim! This is a great video to send to some of my buddies trying to learn! Great explanation!

[@jschultzf3]

Thanks for spreading the word!

[@cr1138]

Don't use bullish/bearish for your context. That just confuses things. When the gamma or delta changes you either get more long or more short as the underlying moves with or against you.

[@wrxpilot]

Excellent as always! Thanks Dr. S!

[@robwolfe6120]

Much thanks!

[@StockMarketCaddie]

Very good.............If you see a large amount, on a relative CALL OPTIONS, lets say on the $SPX at 4400, is there such a thing as a POSITIVE GAMMA toward that strike??? Or is this b.s??

[@Aman1012]

Historically big losses have occurred within 21 days of expiration. Can you point to the research?

[@sandeepmonish8864]

Nice 👍🏼

[@parshwe]

Is there any perticular gamma value at which it's better to exit ?

[@Kk-iw4ck]

So do I sell weekly or monthly credit spreads ?

[@Intellistan]

Duuude just get to itttttttt