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Options Trading Fundamentals | FULL Course
A comprehensive tutorial on options basics illustrated with PLENTY of examples using real market data. Practical knowledge of options pricing, behavior, and risk profiles which you can apply to your trading right away.
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Timestamps:
PART 1: What are options?
Intro: (00:00)
Course syllabus: (00:36)
What is an option: (03:24)
Strike price, expiry date, premium, multiplier: (04:45)
Call option definition: (06:37)
Why a call option has value - TSLA example: (07:54)
Put option definition: (09:30)
Why a put option has value - RCL example: (10:31)
Calls vs. puts & what they can be used for: (11:56)
Word of caution - options can expire worthless: (13:05)
PART 2: Option pricing & behavior
Intro to option pricing: (14:48)
Intrinsic value: (15:09)
Extrinsic value: (17:26)
Intrinsic & extrinsic value visualized: (18:40)
What intrinsic & extrinsic value represent: (20:40)
Introduction to implied volatility: (21:21)
What implied volatility means: (22:55)
Implied volatility's effect on option prices: (24:43)
Introduction to the option greeks: (26:56)
Delta explained & visualized: (28:34)
Vega explained & visualized: (30:53)
Theta explained & visualized: (32:42)
The options chain in IBKR Trader Workstation: (33:34)
PART 3: The four possible option 'legs'
Introduction to the four option 'legs': (38:35)
Long call risk profile & greeks: (40:46)
Short call risk profile & greeks: (42:39)
Long put risk profile & greeks: (44:09)
Short put risk profile & greeks: (45:10)
Bullish vs. bearish in different ways: (46:24)
PART 4: Trading options
Trading account types for certain strategies: (47:15)
Why selling/short options is considered 'higher probability': (49:02)
Implied volatility skew (volatility smile) explained: (54:03)
Option liquidity - open interest & volume: (56:17)
Option liquidity - comparing IJH, NVDA, SPY: (57:40)
Option liquidity - Recommendations for minimum open interest: (1:02:29)
Expiration & assignment: (1:04:57)
What's next: (1:08:20)
Teaser - 5 ways to use options trading in your portfolio: (1:08:53)
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VXX Explained | Volatility Trading
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How does VXX - iPath® Series B S&P 500® VIX Short-Term Futures ETN - work? This video covers what changes the price of VXX, when being long or short "volatility" is appropriate, and the unique risks of volatility exchange-traded notes (ETNs). Understanding VXX starts with understanding the VIX futures term structure, which is also described in detail. Understanding the VIX futures is essential ...
VIX Index Explained & The Volatility Risk Premium
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Let's cover what the VIX is, what VIX readings mean, and how it can improve your investing. The VIX can be used to calculate very powerful stock market indicators, such as the Volatility Risk Premium. Understanding the VIX is also essential for trading VXX, UVXY, and SVXY. Future videos will cover our strategy for these volatility products so be sure to subscribe for more rules-based and quanti...
3 Top Defensive Sector ETFs To Reduce Drawdowns
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Which defensive ETFs should you invest in? Let's look at how these sectors have performed during every stock market crash or correction since they launched in 1998. We will compare healthcare (XLV), utilities (XLU) and consumer staples (XLP) to the S&P 500. SPDR sector ETFs are great investments. They're liquid, have reasonable MERs and are an easy way to get exposure to particular sectors. Or ...
Robinhood Didn't Properly Disclose HOW They Make Money Off You | Commission "Free" Trading
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How commission "free" trading apps like Robinhood profit off retail traders via 'payment for order flow' (PFOF) and the potential disadvantages to you as a trader. This topic is newsworthy - a class action lawsuit was announced against Robinhood on Dec 24, 2020: www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-12-24/robinhood-hit-with-class-action-suit-for-selling-stock-orders Intro: (00:00) Ways Commissio...
INVESTING In 3x UPRO? | Long Term Strategies To Avoid Volatility Decay
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Leverage for the long haul! Can we turn UPRO - a 3x leveraged S&P 500 ETF - into a reasonable long term investment? Lets backtest 4 different strategies for minimizing volatility/leverage decay using moving averages, the VIX Index, and more. Does UPRO deserve a spot in your portfolio? Can we get good risk-adjusted returns out of it (sharpe ratio, low drawdowns)? How leveraged ETFs work: ua-cam....
Leveraged ETFs Explained | Tips for Trading Them
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Leveraged ETFs are an awesome opportunity as long as you understand how they work. Let's take a look at how these beasts work. SPOILER ALERT: You don't want to be stuck holding leveraged ETFs during a stock market crash. Watch to find out why. Join our community: www.tactiletrade.com/ Intro: (00:00) How Leveraged ETFs work: (00:48) SPY versus 2x SPY, SSO: (02:05) Summary of SSO: (03:10) Risks o...
How To Backtest ETF Trading Strategies In Excel (FULL Tutorial w/ Best Practices + Examples)
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Build your own trading strategy in Excel! Backtesting tutorial using relative strength index (RSI) and volatility risk premium as indicators. Learn backtesting best practices, what to look for how to use Excel. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel if you like quants-investing content! Come see how we trade and claim your 30 day free trial: tactiletrade.com/ Intro: (00:00) Why ETF Rotation: ...
Maximum Drawdown Explained + Calculate & Visualize in Excel
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How to calculate maximum drawdown in Excel and what it means. Maximum drawdown is an important risk-adjusted return metric that tells us a lot about a stock or ETF. Let's compare drawdowns in the SPY vs SSO, a 2x leveraged ETF. Come see how we trade at tactiletrade.com/ Intro: (00:00) Maximum drawdown definition: (00:41) Example on the S&P500: (00:48) What it means: (01:06) Calculate maximum dr...
How To Check If Your Portfolio Is Diversified Using Correlation + Excel - Stocks, Bonds, S&P500
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Investing long term? Ensure your investment choices aren't 'over-diversified'. Let's examine the holdings in a popular robo advisor calculate correlation using Excel. Come see how we trade at tactiletrade.com/ Intro: (00:00) Correlation Definition: (00:47) Correlation vs. Beta: (01:16) Correlations of an Index Investing Portfolio: (01:55) Correlations of Tactile Trade Strategies (03:38) Calcula...
How To Use The Sharpe Ratio + Calculate In Excel
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How to calculate the sharpe ratio for investments in Excel, definition and formula explained. Follow an example using SPY and TSLA. Intro: (00:00) Sharpe Ratio Definition: (00:38) TSLA/SPY Example: (00:53) Sharpe Ratio Formula: (01:54) What Sharpe Ratio Values Tell You (02:12) Calculate Sharpe Ratio in Excel (02:33) Conclusion: (6:04) Other Risk Adjusted Return Videos: Part 1 - Beta - ua-cam.co...
Stock Beta Explained - Example With Excel
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How to use Stock or Portfolio Beta as a measure of risk. Full explanation tutorial in Excel comparing $SHY and $TSLA. Intro: (00:00) Explanation: (00:25) Examples: (01:20) Beta Formula: (02:24) Excel Tutorial: (02:43) Unique Strategy Using Beta: (07:27) Conclusion: (08:08) Other Risk Adjusted Return Videos: Part 1 - Beta Part 2 - Sharpe Ratio - ua-cam.com/video/17Q4m0IUqsY/v-deo.html Part 3 - C...
The Problem With Index Funds - Alternative Investing Strategies
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Index Funds can be a good choice but there's a few problems with them... Let's talk about alternatives that AREN'T day trading: asset class rotation, volatility and options trading. Full details here: tactiletrade.com/ DISCLAIMER: The content of this video is provided for informational and educational purposes only. Nothing in this video should be interpreted as personalized investment advice. ...

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  • @greeksinmotion
    @greeksinmotion 14 днів тому

    Thank you for sharing! How can I adjust this sheet to account for investors making periodic investment contributions ? Thank you

  • @HypertronicTeddy
    @HypertronicTeddy 21 день тому

    Wouldn't you agree that leveraged ETFs are a good option for small-budget traders? For instance, selling puts on UPRO is significantly more affordable if you're assigned compared to selling puts on SPY directly.

  • @DrewWhatitDo
    @DrewWhatitDo Місяць тому

    I like the MSI strategy. How can we make it automatic that it buys and sells at the correct time without actively checking it daily

  • @WISSAM492
    @WISSAM492 2 місяці тому

    May you share the website or tool that you used for creating a strategy like "If Market Sentiment Index (MSI) < 75%, go long on UPRO, otherwise stay in cash".

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    King that video was so good, thanks

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  • @GreyAndSheep
    @GreyAndSheep 2 місяці тому

    this video would be good if you did the backtesting for multiple decades, not just one

    • @TactileTrade
      @TactileTrade 2 місяці тому

      @@GreyAndSheep could easily be done, just taking 3x daily returns of SPX.

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  • @Pacifist322
    @Pacifist322 3 місяці тому

    From 1885-2024 a triple leveraged S&P 500 would have returned 9.26%pa with a 99.91% max drawdown while unleveraged S&P 500 would return 9.54%pa with a max drawdown of 83.65. Circuit breakers were introduced to the S&P 500 in 1988. And while from 1989 a x3 S&P 500 would return 14.05%pa vs 11.12%pa, it would suffer a 98.31% drawdown compared to 55.13% for unleveraged. Imagine seeing $100,000 turn to $1690 within a year.

    • @TobiasRebentisch
      @TobiasRebentisch 2 місяці тому

      Except pretty much no one invests once in an index fund when they are young and then never reinvests and holds for like 50 years until retirement. Compare the performance of a monthly or even yearly savings plan (which serves as temporal diversification) and youll see a gigantic performance difference. Besides that, your 100.000$ in the unleveraged S&P 500 would have been multiple millions already at the start of each financial crisis in the leveraged product. It also probably would not have taken genius level intellect to leave the market somewhen before your money turned to nothing or even leave before losing your edge on unleveraged S&P investment. And yes, it obviously still holds a way higher risk, thats the nature of leveraged products.

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  • @kadevanschindel5218
    @kadevanschindel5218 3 місяці тому

    I think 3x leveraged etfs have too much risk to be viewed as buy and hold long term investments. I think they should be exclusively: buy and hold until it works investments, which it should eventually. It's a long term investment exclusively for young people and exclusively to make small gains over the S&P 500. Once the 3x leverage beats SPY by a couple percent on a annualized basis you sell, this could take 20 or more years but should eventually happen.

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  • @harris998
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    Hey great video, but why didn't you talk about the fees, daily yearly a.s.o

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  • @Sam-tg4ii
    @Sam-tg4ii 4 місяці тому

    Is it a sound way of calculating a strategy returns to simply add up the returns of the underlying. Imagine the underlying's returns are 1%, 2%, -1% and 3% in 4 days. Also image you were long the first two days and short the last two days. Would it be sound to say your strategy returned 3% on the long side and -2% (3% - 1%) on the short side, and 1% overall?

  • @javierlopez5459
    @javierlopez5459 4 місяці тому

    🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00:00 *📊 Introducción a la estrategia de trading en ETF* - Se presenta un método para backtesting de estrategias de trading cuantitativas utilizando Excel, sin necesidad de software especializado. - La estrategia a desarrollar es una de rotación de ETFs y no de day trading, lo que facilita su implementación. - La importancia de construir una estrategia propia para obtener ventajas competitivas es subrayada. 00:04:10 *🧮 Funciones de Excel para backtesting* - Se explica la función IF en Excel, esencial para la creación del motor de backtesting. - Se muestran ejemplos de cómo utilizar la lógica condicional para gestionar diferentes escenarios de trading. - Se enfatiza la necesidad de validar los datos históricos antes de iniciar el análisis. 00:10:54 *📈 Construcción del motor de backtesting* - Se inicia el proceso de programación del motor de backtesting en Excel, estructurando los datos históricos y creando fórmulas. - La importancia de establecer capital inicial y comisiones siendo clave para la precisión de los resultados es destacada. - Se presentan estrategias para calcular cambios diarios en el capital y el PnL (Profit and Loss). 00:16:10 *📊 Visualización de resultados* - Se muestran técnicas para visualizar los resultados en gráficos, facilitando el análisis de rendimiento de la estrategia. - La necesidad de establecer métricas que permitan comparar el rendimiento de la estrategia contra un benchmark, como el S&P 500, se discute. - Se introduce un método para calcular rendimientos mensuales y anuales, detallando la importancia de tener datos granularizados. 00:24:35 *📈 Métricas de rendimiento ajustadas al riesgo* - Se construye una tabla para evaluar el rendimiento ajustado al riesgo mediante métricas como CAGR, Sharpe Ratio y Maximum Drawdown. - Se promueve la importancia de comparar las métricas de la estrategia desarrollada con las del benchmark para una evaluación más precisa. - Se concluye con la recomendación de profundizar en las métricas de rendimiento ajustado al riesgo a través de otros videos en el canal. 25:38 *📈 Cálculo del rendimiento y métricas de riesgo en el backtesting* - Se presentan fórmulas para calcular el rendimiento y métricas de riesgo, incluyendo la tasa de crecimiento anual compuesta (CAGR) y la razón de Sharpe. - Se utilizan datos de precios y rendimientos mensuales para calcular la CAGR y la razón de Sharpe. - Se analiza la correlación de los retornos diarios entre la estrategia y el benchmark. - Se introduce el concepto de drawdown máximo y su cálculo a partir de máximos y mínimos en el tiempo. 30:29 *📊 Visualización de los resultados del backtesting* - Se enseña a crear un histograma para visualizar la duración y severidad de los drawdowns, así como otras métricas clave. - Se elabora un gráfico que refleja las curvas de capital y drawdowns en diferentes colores para su análisis. - Se discuten los pasos para calcular el drawdown máximo y el beta para establecer el nivel de riesgo. - Se crean métricas para mostrar el rendimiento ajustado al riesgo de la estrategia. 34:40 *⚙️ Implementación y prueba de estrategias de trading* - Se presentan ejemplos de estrategias de trading usando el Índice de Fuerza Relativa (RSI) y una métrica propia llamada prima de riesgo de volatilidad de tres meses. - Se muestra cómo calcular el RSI y cómo establecer reglas para decidir posiciones de compra o venta. - Se introduce el análisis de la prima de riesgo y su importancia en la construcción de la estrategia. - Se enfatiza en la importancia de no sobreajustar las estrategias a los datos históricos. 46:01 *📉 Comparación de estrategias y consideraciones finales* - Se comparan dos estrategias, RSI y prima de riesgo de volatilidad, analizando sus métricas de rendimiento. - Se discuten las implicaciones de los resultados obtenidos y se advierte sobre la importancia de no considerar estas estrategias como definitivas. - Se resaltan puntos críticos sobre la contribución de cada activo a la estrategia general y la necesidad de revisar constantemente la estrategia. - Se concluye con una advertencia sobre el riesgo de curve fitting y la importancia de la práctica antes de emplear estrategias en situaciones reales. 00:51:42 *📊 Buenas prácticas para evitar el ajuste de curva* - Es esencial evitar el ajuste excesivo al desarrollar estrategias de trading. - Utiliza múltiples indicadores y no te obsesiones con los umbrales perfectos. - Divide tus datos en conjuntos de datos "in-sample" y "out-of-sample" para probar la robustez de tu estrategia. - Observa el rendimiento de tu estrategia en tiempos difíciles del mercado, como crisis pasadas. 00:54:30 *🚀 Prueba en vivo y cautela en trading* - La prueba en vivo es crucial para validar tu estrategia de trading con confianza. - Usa ETFs de alta liquidez para evitar problemas de deslizamiento y obtener órdenes llenas. - Realiza un "walk forward" para comparar resultados de trading en vivo con los de tus pruebas de retroceso. - Aunque no hay garantías en el trading, seguir estas prácticas puede aumentar tus probabilidades de éxito. 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  • @lohti6399
    @lohti6399 4 місяці тому

    Buy and hold for 10 years with money you do not need. Thank me 10 years later.

  • @ryanrhodes4823
    @ryanrhodes4823 4 місяці тому

    Accumulate under 200 day by selling puts and run a covered call campaign full time. Start at a 30 delta and sell in 2 dollar increments down in price. Same for covered calls to the upside so you don't limit the upside by as much

  • @marshallmason1
    @marshallmason1 5 місяців тому

    I don't see the problem with volatility. There is an easy and time tested way to bring volatility down: fixed income and rebalancing. You can get whatever risk/reward you prefer by throttling the degree of fixed income investments you have. When you rebalance, you use some of that fixed income to buy more shares when the volatile thing gets slammed, and sell shares when it's riding high to take profits. If UPRO is more volatile than S&P 500, that just means you need more fixed income to get the same results and you still come out ahead.

  • @MrAsimuk007
    @MrAsimuk007 5 місяців тому

    Are these ETFs good for the wheel option strategy?

  • @wenxuyao5934
    @wenxuyao5934 6 місяців тому

    Why maximum drawdown even matters except psychologically? I would buy and hold qld and just delete the app and never watch until I retire

  • @wkdlama
    @wkdlama 6 місяців тому

    Im using buy and hold which I started in May 2024. It is up 23% 15 June 2024.I use stoploss set at trailing 10%. There isn't much risk as the position will close automatically with big dips.

  • @MSteitz468ify
    @MSteitz468ify 6 місяців тому

    Keep a 15% trailing stop loss order on your investment, when you get stopped out, don't put your money all back in until the price goes up past the 50 day EMA.

  • @andrewereynolds5840
    @andrewereynolds5840 6 місяців тому

    💎 VanEck Oil 🛢️ ETF (IAU) 💎

  • @williamgoff530
    @williamgoff530 7 місяців тому

    How does a person get this msi index ?

  • @hamkab
    @hamkab 7 місяців тому

    As a thank you for your excellent video, here is the excel function you asked for at 21:20: =INDEX(FILTER($B$6:$B$457; (YEAR($A$6:$A$457) = $E8) * (MONTH($A$6:$A$457) = F$6)); COUNT(FILTER($B$6:$B$457; (YEAR($A$6:$A$457) = $E8) * (MONTH($A$6:$A$457) = F$6)))) In my example, the returns you want are in column B, the dates are in column A, the $E8 is the first year of the column of years in your table and F$6 is the for the values from 1 to 12 that you have to write in the row on top of the months of your table (you can write them in white so that they don't appear if you want). You will have to change my separators to commas to work in your setting. I hope this helps!

  • @shutengloke5907
    @shutengloke5907 7 місяців тому

    You could have use pivot table to get the monthly return

  • @jamesprivet
    @jamesprivet 7 місяців тому

    This was really useful thank you!

  • @CGB.SPENDER
    @CGB.SPENDER 7 місяців тому

    SSO and QLD are better for peace of mind