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So... To SELL a PUT, you have to have the money to buy the stock if it hits the strike price. To SELL a CALL, you have to have a 100 shares of the stock to sell if it hits the strike price. Correct?
On Robinhood, after you sell a put, can you explain the metrics that are listed under "Your Position" please? Market Value, Current Price, Today's Return, Total Return, Avg Credit, etc. Thanks.
This is so funny, I just bought my first put and it's for Palantir. I randomly chose this video to see how to sell the put and your example is for Palantir lol.
I still learn but I might get it. So in robinhood if you buy a Sell/Put and you want to get the premium you have to buy the contract back at the which is Buy/Sell in Robinhood.
Can you please elaborate on when would be the best time to close the Sell Put option? And how? Considering two different scenarios.. either the market price goes higher than the strike price (maybe to $10), or what if the market price goes below the strike price (maybe to $7) but not yet cross the break even price? Can we get out of that option with little profit? Thanks again!!
So I bought puts that expire 8/11 they were cheap .03 days my max loss is $33 but I could sell the puts now for .04 and make $10 how do you do that? It’s when you click on your options then click trade then sell, right?
I can’t even do sell put , coz it’s saying I neee to have 20-25k in my account . I don’t have that kinda money ? What would you recommend in this situation ?
Correct your position will be exercised at the higher price so if the stock is 5$ and you sell a 9$ strike price put contract you’re agreeing to buy 100 shares at 9$ vs 5$. You get a higher premium but nothing close to covering the cost of 100shares.
So I just started selling puts on RH. I noticed the when the Put "Executed" and stated as sold, I am still not seeing premium in my buying power? Does this mean it is not yet filled? When should I expect premium?
That is because they need to reserve buying power in case the put expires in the money and you need to buy the shares of stock. So technically, you don't get to reap the rewards of selling a put and making the premium until you either buy the option back or it expires worthless
Awesome video! Just wondering what the tax implications be? Do you write the option being assigned off as a loss if you owned the shares already? And the premium as gains?
If I buy a put and I’m in the money and want to sell. Should I go towards the ASK price and ask for the most. Or should I go the the bid price and sell for less ? For profit ? Would mean a lot if you answered. Thanks.
QUESTION: using your example. lets say you are selling the put for $7 wit 0DTE. I sell the put at $29 (lets just say) then I get the credit. Then I do nothing and the price of palantir closes the day at $7.10 (which is above the $7 strike price). what happens? do i just keep the credit? does robinhood close out the contract(since i did nothing to close it myself) ? i assume i don't get assigned to buy the 100 shares because its above the $7 strike. but i also will get flagged with a strike against pattern day trading (correct?) . is all of this correct? can you clarify when you get assigned and when you definitely do not? Tcan you clarify zero day to expire and if i must do anything i don't want to get assigned and i just want the credit when the contract closes. Thank you
You will get assigned if the price is below $7 on the close time of expiration date! You have to buy 100 shares for $7 no matter what price the stock has below $7. If above you just keep the credit! Pattern day trading works only if your account value is below $25000 and you buy stock on same day and sell that same day! But while selling a put, its different you open a contract today. It expires if above $7 or it will give you 100 shares at $7. Thats it!
@@JitmanZeet what about the breakeven price . How does that play role. If the price closes between the breakeven and $7, does that mean anything ? Thanks .
What if you don’t have money in your brokerage account but you have a long position on the same stock you’re trying to sell a put on? Will Robin Hood sell your long position in order to execute the trade? I just want to know if I should deposit more money
So I did my first sell a call option the other day. I didn't even know about the setting of good for day or good for 90 days. So it was set at default at good for day. So that was about 3 days ago. So does it NOT still expire on the expiration date that I chose which was 4/28 ?
It still expires on the chosen exp date IF it gets filled that day since its the option you chose. Good for day/90 days is an option to have it filled. Sometimes it won't get filled at the price you want since it changes so quickly!
Hi hey bro Can you help me cuz I tink I make a mistake I do a sell /put strikes price 1.00. But the stoke is on .29 and do not make it to 1.00 the contract expires. And the collateral is 400 And I see now the stock said assignments to buy for 400 and I am confused cuz I was expecting to keep the total collateral cuz the contract expire and do not go to 1 dollar so now I don’t know cuz they said if the prices of the stock don’t go to 1 dollar. At the time of expiration The contract don’t gone Executed and I will keep the collateral so I don’t know now
Yes and is the contract expires "in the money" by expiration date. Most cases people will do this to collect premium, then buy the contract back before the expiration date (ideally for less than they sold it for) OR because they want to buy the stock at that price and will let it execute if in the money at expiration
everyone explains what happens when you the price falls below the actual price, nobody explains what would happen if the prices go above the price, lets say what happen if sell put the $9 option?
He did explain. If the price is higher on the expiration date, you keep the premium and you are not obligated to buy anything. You just make money for waiting.
You got paid. (Premium) to promise to buy the 100 shares of that stock for a set price. Even if the stock goes below your price. You pay the amount u agreed to. Is that what u are asking?
An answer to this question would be great, because you can even see in his video the premiums for selling puts over the strike are way higher. But that wouldn’t make sense because that makes it a call? What would the downside be to that much higher premium
Buying a call: You have the right to buy a security at a predetermined price. Selling a call: You must deliver the security at a predetermined price to the option buyer if they exercise the option. Buying a put: You have the right to sell a security at a predetermined price. Selling a put: You must buy the security at a predetermined price from the option buyer if they exercise the option.
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Slow down….In your mind, you understand all the terms so speaking fast still feels natural to you. You need to slow down to allow those not familiar to digest the terms and apply it as they are learning the strategies.
He makes more money doing it at this speed. The amount of time people spend rewatching his video translates to more $$$.
It’s not a huge ask to rewind and watch it a few times, so that it sticks in your head better anyways, plus you help support a legitimate content creator.
So...
To SELL a PUT, you have to have the money to buy the stock if it hits the strike price.
To SELL a CALL, you have to have a 100 shares of the stock to sell if it hits the strike price.
Correct?
Yes. If strike is hit and considered "in the money" by expiration
what if you don’t want to buy the stock
Yea like can I sell it early ??
Can I exercise my position/selling the put before expiration the same way you can with buying calls?
On Robinhood, after you sell a put, can you explain the metrics that are listed under "Your Position" please? Market Value, Current Price, Today's Return, Total Return, Avg Credit, etc. Thanks.
This is so funny, I just bought my first put and it's for Palantir. I randomly chose this video to see how to sell the put and your example is for Palantir lol.
I still learn but I might get it. So in robinhood if you buy a Sell/Put and you want to get the premium you have to buy the contract back at the which is Buy/Sell in Robinhood.
Can you please elaborate on when would be the best time to close the Sell Put option? And how? Considering two different scenarios.. either the market price goes higher than the strike price (maybe to $10), or what if the market price goes below the strike price (maybe to $7) but not yet cross the break even price? Can we get out of that option with little profit?
Thanks again!!
So I bought puts that expire 8/11 they were cheap .03 days my max loss is $33 but I could sell the puts now for .04 and make $10 how do you do that? It’s when you click on your options then click trade then sell, right?
I can’t even do sell put , coz it’s saying I neee to have 20-25k in my account . I don’t have that kinda money ? What would you recommend in this situation ?
So what if I do a high strike price for puts above the selling price I’m I force to buy the put?
Correct your position will be exercised at the higher price so if the stock is 5$ and you sell a 9$ strike price put contract you’re agreeing to buy 100 shares at 9$ vs 5$. You get a higher premium but nothing close to covering the cost of 100shares.
So I just started selling puts on RH. I noticed the when the Put "Executed" and stated as sold, I am still not seeing premium in my buying power? Does this mean it is not yet filled? When should I expect premium?
That is because they need to reserve buying power in case the put expires in the money and you need to buy the shares of stock. So technically, you don't get to reap the rewards of selling a put and making the premium until you either buy the option back or it expires worthless
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At what time on the expiration date does it end ? Market close 4p or end of day at 11:59pm
4pm
Awesome video! Just wondering what the tax implications be? Do you write the option being assigned off as a loss if you owned the shares already? And the premium as gains?
how much do you need in a robinhood account to unlock being able to buy and sell puts?
If I buy a put and I’m in the money and want to sell. Should I go towards the ASK price and ask for the most. Or should I go the the bid price and sell for less ? For profit ? Would mean a lot if you answered. Thanks.
Thanks for keeping real bro. You explained in practical terms that anyone can follow. liked and sub...
QUESTION: using your example. lets say you are selling the put for $7 wit 0DTE. I sell the put at $29 (lets just say) then I get the credit. Then I do nothing and the price of palantir closes the day at $7.10 (which is above the $7 strike price). what happens? do i just keep the credit? does robinhood close out the contract(since i did nothing to close it myself) ? i assume i don't get assigned to buy the 100 shares because its above the $7 strike. but i also will get flagged with a strike against pattern day trading (correct?) . is all of this correct? can you clarify when you get assigned and when you definitely do not? Tcan you clarify zero day to expire and if i must do anything i don't want to get assigned and i just want the credit when the contract closes. Thank you
You will get assigned if the price is below $7 on the close time of expiration date! You have to buy 100 shares for $7 no matter what price the stock has below $7. If above you just keep the credit! Pattern day trading works only if your account value is below $25000 and you buy stock on same day and sell that same day! But while selling a put, its different you open a contract today. It expires if above $7 or it will give you 100 shares at $7. Thats it!
@@JitmanZeet what about the breakeven price . How does that play role. If the price closes between the breakeven and $7, does that mean anything ? Thanks .
So to sell a put, do you have to own the stock first?
When will you get the premium and collateral back? Thx
You will get the premium as soon as it fills. And the collateral at the expiration of the contract
What if you don’t have money in your brokerage account but you have a long position on the same stock you’re trying to sell a put on? Will Robin Hood sell your long position in order to execute the trade? I just want to know if I should deposit more money
So I did my first sell a call option the other day. I didn't even know about the setting of good for day or good for 90 days. So it was set at default at good for day. So that was about 3 days ago. So does it NOT still expire on the expiration date that I chose which was 4/28 ?
It still expires on the chosen exp date IF it gets filled that day since its the option you chose. Good for day/90 days is an option to have it filled. Sometimes it won't get filled at the price you want since it changes so quickly!
Hi hey bro Can you help me cuz I tink I make a mistake I do a sell /put strikes price 1.00. But the stoke is on .29 and do not make it to 1.00 the contract expires. And the collateral is 400 And I see now the stock said assignments to buy for 400 and I am confused cuz I was expecting to keep the total collateral cuz the contract expire and do not go to 1 dollar so now I don’t know cuz they said if the prices of the stock don’t go to 1 dollar. At the time of expiration The contract don’t gone Executed and I will keep the collateral so I don’t know now
Ok sell a put. Then what? How do you get back out later when you are in the money or ready to get out?
Seller of the contract is only obligated to buy the shares if and only if the buyer exercises the contract right? Not if he sells it correct?
Yes and is the contract expires "in the money" by expiration date. Most cases people will do this to collect premium, then buy the contract back before the expiration date (ideally for less than they sold it for) OR because they want to buy the stock at that price and will let it execute if in the money at expiration
Wut. If I predict a stock will go down by a certain date and buy 4 puts. I need to buy 100 shares per put of said company?
everyone explains what happens when you the price falls below the actual price, nobody explains what would happen if the prices go above the price, lets say what happen if sell put the $9 option?
He did explain. If the price is higher on the expiration date, you keep the premium and you are not obligated to buy anything. You just make money for waiting.
@@teacherrussell5206 i think he's saying is you sell a put for 9 when the stock is 7. No one would do that. Why puy stocks at 2 dollars higher
Not going to lie, this is still confusing and needed to be explained more in depth of how to make money on a PUT options.
You got paid. (Premium) to promise to buy the 100 shares of that stock for a set price. Even if the stock goes below your price. You pay the amount u agreed to.
Is that what u are asking?
An answer to this question would be great, because you can even see in his video the premiums for selling puts over the strike are way higher. But that wouldn’t make sense because that makes it a call? What would the downside be to that much higher premium
Palantir at $75 now is crazy 😂
Do you have to wait until the expiration date?
No you do not. You can buy back a put at any time
Don't u have to buy a put befor u sell it??
Thank you very much...
Buying a call: You have the right to buy a security at a predetermined price.
Selling a call: You must deliver the security at a predetermined price to the option buyer if they exercise the option.
Buying a put: You have the right to sell a security at a predetermined price.
Selling a put: You must buy the security at a predetermined price from the option buyer if they exercise the option.
Makes sense
Ugh $7 PLTR! The good ole days🤣
really, like how fast can your really talk?
7 months later, PLTR is still the same price 😂
What? No it’s not
@DjSuperK I commented this over a month ago bro.
Now is 24 😂😂😂😂😂
Not anymore!!! 😂
72 bucks bud, 10x
Crazy it’s worth 30$ now😭
I am confused 😮😮
Bro its almost unbalibale that this stock was ever at this prices...
It's still over my head. I just want to sell my stock.
$15 bucks hahahahah