Regarding the example at 10:46 Could you please explain me how you make profit of 250 when stock price is 2700. You have stock and you write the call option. As the question, you have to sell the stock at strike price 1900, thus you are making loss of 800 and you collect a premium of 350. Thus net loss is 450. How you derived the profit of 250?
Dude, are you not going to sell the share? You bought the share for 2000 and the price went up to 2700. You sell it and make a 700 profit. You receive another 350 as a premium. And you lose 800 from the call. 700+350-800= 250
Ur way of explanation is good but never ever a stock price becomes ZERO...so in covered call strategy, in third example u can tell if that if unfortunately the view of writer doesnt realise and stock price falls...his loss would be unlimited and profit would be limited to premium he received
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Never ever the stock price of any bluechip company comes to zero. There will be circuit limits and even if there is something that happened that effects the share price it recovers within short span like somebody may acquire that company probably....So Instead mentioning maximum loss and signifying a number by making price '0' we can tell loss as unlimited i.e difficult to estimate
You have -20 for the short call(Obligation to sell the stock 150 when price in market is 170), Premium recieved on writing a short call +20 and payoff of 50(because you already stock with you.)
FinTree so that makes it 70. Right? Because 20 is the amount of premium recieved and 50 is profit on the stock ? And similarly when the price of the underlying is 270 the profit will be 150. Please clarify if my understanding is correct. This is with regard to example explained for covered call strategy.
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Regarding the example at 10:46
Could you please explain me how you make profit of 250 when stock price is 2700. You have stock and you write the call option.
As the question, you have to sell the stock at strike price 1900, thus you are making loss of 800 and you collect a premium of 350. Thus net loss is 450.
How you derived the profit of 250?
I dont think he has practical knowledge.....I agree with u got the same doubt
Dude, are you not going to sell the share? You bought the share for 2000 and the price went up to 2700. You sell it and make a 700 profit. You receive another 350 as a premium. And you lose 800 from the call. 700+350-800= 250
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Hello sir. In the bull spread, call option why the strike price of 40 is expensive and not 50? Time 16:56
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can you please make video for FX option with knock in knock out topic
Ur way of explanation is good but never ever a stock price becomes ZERO...so in covered call strategy, in third example u can tell if that if unfortunately the view of writer doesnt realise and stock price falls...his loss would be unlimited and profit would be limited to premium he received
Sir how the strike price 40 is more expensive than 50 in bull spread🤔?
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Person will prefer to buy at a lower price
In Bull spread.. for call option, long would be 50 and short would be 40 😅
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This was great, thanks, I have been researching "option investment strategies" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Winoorfa Option Olegroson - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my mate got excellent success with it.
i find difference in the pricing of options is this not European options we talking of pl
Never ever the stock price of any bluechip company comes to zero. There will be circuit limits and even if there is something that happened that effects the share price it recovers within short span like somebody may acquire that company probably....So Instead mentioning maximum loss and signifying a number by making price '0' we can tell loss as unlimited i.e difficult to estimate
In the covered Call Example 8:19
How is the Profit 50 & 50 respectively when the price of the underlying in 170 & 270.
Can someone plz explain?
You have -20 for the short call(Obligation to sell the stock 150 when price in market is 170), Premium recieved on writing a short call +20 and payoff of 50(because you already stock with you.)
FinTree so that makes it 70. Right? Because 20 is the amount of premium recieved and 50 is profit on the stock ? And similarly when the price of the underlying is 270 the profit will be 150. Please clarify if my understanding is correct. This is with regard to example explained for covered call strategy.
I agree with Suparna. I think there is an error with this video explanation.
Thank you sir for making this video
This was great, thanks, been searching for "best option strategy ever book review" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Winoorfa Option Olegroson - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my mate got great results with it.
Many thanks, been searching for "australia options" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Winoorfa Option Olegroson - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my cousin got excellent success with it.