Excellent! Just an FYI, there''s a slight hiccup at about 7:37 (shoulda said 22), but otherwise an excellent layout of the 4 big S option strategies. When the options first came back around 1975, plotting strategies out this way was how we educated ourselves and got up to speed working with these semi-complex derivatives.
Hi Sir thanks for the explanation.. it really helpful.. I have question regard of write a straddle. For someone who write a straddle means they may forecast the market won’t move too much in both directions so they could make double profit on the premium only..
This was great, I been tryin to find out about "aapl options strategy" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Winoorfa Option Olegroson - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my partner got cool results with it.
You are saying that a $20 stock needs to go to $22.19 just to break even? That is a 16% return on a stock, and you break even on the option? Who would do this? Just buy the stock and sell whenever, with no expiration date. 16% is fantastic.
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Great, very helpful explanation
Excellent! Just an FYI, there''s a slight hiccup at about 7:37 (shoulda said 22), but otherwise an excellent layout of the 4 big S option strategies. When the options first came back around 1975, plotting strategies out this way was how we educated ourselves and got up to speed working with these semi-complex derivatives.
thanks it helped a lot
You're welcome! Happy to hear it was helpful :)
Hi Sir thanks for the explanation.. it really helpful.. I have question regard of write a straddle. For someone who write a straddle means they may forecast the market won’t move too much in both directions so they could make double profit on the premium only..
This was great, I been tryin to find out about "aapl options strategy" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Winoorfa Option Olegroson - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my partner got cool results with it.
Yes, you want the Stock to not move outside the Strangle bought price ($3.19 in this example) to make a profit.
You are saying that a $20 stock needs to go to $22.19 just to break even? That is a 16% return on a stock, and you break even on the option? Who would do this? Just buy the stock and sell whenever, with no expiration date. 16% is fantastic.
The point is that you don't know if this will happen
Is a long call strip a strap?
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what if the the combination is not linear such as max/min?
Zheqing Zhang i would like to know it too