✅ New to options trading? Master the essential options trading concepts with the FREE Options Trading for Beginners PDF and email course: geni.us/options-trading-pdf
Thank you! I just spent a ton of time creating an Options Trading for Beginners PDF (170+ pages now) that includes my best explanations/visuals explaining key options trading concepts and strategies. Check it out: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/g7d402wnapqexq344ct73/options-trading-for-beginners-aug15-v1.pdf?rlkey=dort61xyaz1rubndbwbqmhd5i&dl=0 If you want updates to the PDF over the coming months/additional learning resources, consider dropping your email on the page here: geni.us/options-trading-pdf
Thank you for the outstanding video Chris! I like the new graphics and the animations visually explain the concepts and tie everything together. UA-cam has become the best university in the world.
Thank you for the view and feedback! The new graphic/animation style will be the standard for the foreseeable future. Stay tuned for updated videos with the new format :D
Great video as always. Question: I am trying to decide between buying a call/leap option vs buying shares for the same amount of money. With owning sticks it’s 100% delta, vs with ITM call leaps it could be 70%-80-% delta + you have the pressure of expiry date. Why would somebody own leaps ? Owning stocks makes more sense. What do you folks think?
The reason to buy LEAPS is you can earn higher percentage returns vs. just buying the stock, especially if you buy ATM or OTM LEAPS and the stock makes a big, favorable move. Owning stocks makes more sense for an investor who doesn't have a short-term time frame for their bullishness and doesn't want the stress of an expiration date.
Chris, in this video you show the owner( call-option buyer) exercising the call, which means he now owns the shares outright and has to come up with money, beyond the initial premium. I have read over and over not to exercise shares. Even with intrinsic value you lose overall depending what your original premium was. Chicago Board of Options estimates - only 10% of all option contracts are Exercised. 60% are closed out prior to expiration. 30% expire worthless.
Chris, if one has a buy call option and decides not to exercise the contract and the contract expires will the buyer be stuck with that contract price or does it simply just get deleted and you one loses their premium? Trying to figure out if one has to exit a contract prior to expiration.
It expires and buyer loses premium. Happened to me a few times. Best thing is to sell and collect the pennies. When you are a buyer you can’t be forced to buy, even if the contract is ITM. You can choose.
Ive been looking everywhere for an answer to this question.... Who sets the option price points for purchase? And how would i go about getting contracts that are way OTM rn set for month and months in the future? Lets say TSLS is $100 right now and i want to buy or sell a put for 18 months from now at a price of $5. I cant seem to find any way to buy contracts that are more than around $10 plus or minus the current price even if i look at 600days out. So where do i go to find these contracts?
Question! I have a in the money Apple option with 80% profit, its expires 19JAN24. What is the ideal time window to sell? As close to expire date as possible or few weeks out?
It depends on your outlook for AAPL. If you think it will continue higher then wait. Also consider the return you've captured. Do you think you can capture 100%, 200%, 300% return? If so, keep holding. If not, sell. Hope this helps
@@G33KST4R i'm confused, i thought that the value just always goes to zero if you let it go to expiration no matter how much your price has gone up. is this not the case? how do you make a profit if you let it go to expiration?
✅ New to options trading? Master the essential options trading concepts with the FREE Options Trading for Beginners PDF and email course: geni.us/options-trading-pdf
I had to subscribe! You’re the best teacher I’ve found here omg everyone else talks in circles
I’m glad! Thanks for the sub!
I am an active, professional trader, coach, and teacher. This is great content, well organized and presented. Well done!
Very clearly explained. Graphical presentation was simple and effective.
Thank you! I just spent a ton of time creating an Options Trading for Beginners PDF (170+ pages now) that includes my best explanations/visuals explaining key options trading concepts and strategies. Check it out: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/g7d402wnapqexq344ct73/options-trading-for-beginners-aug15-v1.pdf?rlkey=dort61xyaz1rubndbwbqmhd5i&dl=0
If you want updates to the PDF over the coming months/additional learning resources, consider dropping your email on the page here: geni.us/options-trading-pdf
This was beautifully explained. I trade, but this was gold. I need more keep em coming!
Thank you for the feedback! More to come :D
Thank you for the outstanding video Chris! I like the new graphics and the animations visually explain the concepts and tie everything together. UA-cam has become the best university in the world.
Thank you for the view and feedback! The new graphic/animation style will be the standard for the foreseeable future. Stay tuned for updated videos with the new format :D
It being soo long brother...
Was waiting for a vedio from u.
Ur works a soo genuine ....
Thank you so much 😀
This is so well done. Best.
I will love to heard your opinion about Technical Analysis and if you plan to make an 1-2 hour video about it.
Very helpful. You really hammer the point using plain talk
Great video as always. Question: I am trying to decide between buying a call/leap option vs buying shares for the same amount of money. With owning sticks it’s 100% delta, vs with ITM call leaps it could be 70%-80-% delta + you have the pressure of expiry date. Why would somebody own leaps ? Owning stocks makes more sense. What do you folks think?
The reason to buy LEAPS is you can earn higher percentage returns vs. just buying the stock, especially if you buy ATM or OTM LEAPS and the stock makes a big, favorable move. Owning stocks makes more sense for an investor who doesn't have a short-term time frame for their bullishness and doesn't want the stress of an expiration date.
Chris, in this video you show the owner( call-option buyer) exercising the call, which means he now owns the shares outright and has to come up with money, beyond the initial premium. I have read over and over not to exercise shares. Even with intrinsic value you lose overall depending what your original premium was. Chicago Board of Options estimates - only 10% of all option contracts are Exercised. 60% are closed out prior to expiration. 30% expire worthless.
This is so helpful 😊
Thank you for the feedback!
Chris, if one has a buy call option and decides not to exercise the contract and the contract expires will the buyer be stuck with that contract price or does it simply just get deleted and you one loses their premium? Trying to figure out if one has to exit a contract prior to expiration.
It expires and buyer loses premium. Happened to me a few times. Best thing is to sell and collect the pennies. When you are a buyer you can’t be forced to buy, even if the contract is ITM. You can choose.
The Broker gives you the Premium at Expiry. Ask your Broker how they manage this situation
another great video. also somebody's been hitting the gym, looking vascular dude
Thank you! Always hitting the gym/staying active when I'm not behind the screen trading and making videos haha
Ive been looking everywhere for an answer to this question....
Who sets the option price points for purchase? And how would i go about getting contracts that are way OTM rn set for month and months in the future? Lets say TSLS is $100 right now and i want to buy or sell a put for 18 months from now at a price of $5. I cant seem to find any way to buy contracts that are more than around $10 plus or minus the current price even if i look at 600days out. So where do i go to find these contracts?
wait so this mean there are often gaps in stock price and strike price? so I can make ensured profits if i spot these price gaps?
Do you have a school to train beginners to trade options as well as giving trade alerts?
Question! I have a in the money Apple option with 80% profit, its expires 19JAN24. What is the ideal time window to sell? As close to expire date as possible or few weeks out?
It depends on your outlook for AAPL. If you think it will continue higher then wait. Also consider the return you've captured. Do you think you can capture 100%, 200%, 300% return? If so, keep holding. If not, sell.
Hope this helps
LEAPS that are in the money tend to stay in the money. I would honestly hold to close with a good company like AAPL
@@G33KST4R i'm confused, i thought that the value just always goes to zero if you let it go to expiration no matter how much your price has gone up. is this not the case? how do you make a profit if you let it go to expiration?
yeah man, you are a great teacher!
Can you sell before expiration
Yes
You make the best options videos
I'm glad you think so! Thanks for the comment and many more to come :D
Darn I wish it could make more sense I could have used the grand on option calls instead of market 😢
EXCELENTE
👍🏼🇨🇦
Above me
Nah, just takes time!
@@projectfinance ok ill let it marinate Thanx
Chris do you have a discord?