The best FIN lecture about Put&Call I've ever seen. Frankly speaking, Matt Brigida does a better job in explaining this content than 99% of the Fin professors
i attended class and looked it up online but didnt even understand it, but honestly you are the only person that managed to make me understand it thank you so muchhh
Matt, thx for a very very good video. It's 2024 when I found this. Can you tell me what the investment objective is/was for putting on the "Collar" in your example? I love CC's but love PMCC even better and my objective is primarily Income. My question to you is this: Do you know of an efficient technique to HEDGE a PMCC multi-lot set-up? I have been using a Put Vertical for a few years. I am always Delta positive at set-up but less Delta + than w/out the hedge (minimize risk). I set-up the call side in such a way that I can't lose on an upside GAP but bc I am Delta + I can be losing on the GAP down. Do you have any hedge suggestions for a PMCC set up? I usually buy 9 moths out. Thank you!
Thanks for your comment. The objective of the collar is to limit your exposure to an asset to a defined interval. Stock collars are common, however collars are often used in interest rate markets. You can also think of a collar as financing downside protection by selling upside exposure. Great questions on the PMCC. There is not much room to write here, but maybe I can put a video up soon covering the PMCC and some of the points/questions you raise.
Each spread is used for a different purpose. Selling a call on the stock would sell the stock at a target price (effectively placing a limit sell order). There is no downside protection. Alternatively, a protective put will lock in your gains (effectively placing a stop sell order).
Hello Matt, Is there an alternative strategy to the covered call strategy during a steep market correction? ( 2008-2009 GFC) As far as l am concerned, a covered call strategy might not be executed during a steep market. Thank you
Good job. I like credit and debit spreads for income. Iron condors have good premiums but how do you keep them if the stock runs against you? Keep up the good work.
shouldn't the short call profit curve tilt downwards from the strike price point (100) in the covered call example? in the video it tilts downwards from 110 (strike price+premium).
The spreads serve different purposes. A protective put is used to limit the downside if you own a stock. A covered call is to attempt to earn extra income from owning a stock.
In the protective put you are buying a put option and buying the stock. You can think of it like buying the stock, and simultaneously paying for insurance.
The best FIN lecture about Put&Call I've ever seen. Frankly speaking, Matt Brigida does a better job in explaining this content than 99% of the Fin professors
I have watched a good amount of videos on this subject on UA-cam. With you I actually get it. Really relieving man. Thank you :)
That is great to hear!
Comprehensive explanation...I'm glad youtube brought your video to me
The only video that actually explains it !!! So grateful for this video. Thank you!!
Best video i could find to help understand a collar strategy
I'm only at the 1:51 mark and I already feel the help coming.
THANK YOU FROM MONTREAL, CANADA.
You are welcome! Glad I could help.
After searching lot of video, your video as well as explanation clear my conception. Thank you Sir. Regards
Thanks Matt. One of the best explanations!!
i attended class and looked it up online but didnt even understand it, but honestly you are the only person that managed to make me understand it thank you so muchhh
Gandhari..... How much u lost in market
It finally clicked for me. Thanks for making this video!
Greatly helpful. It has certainly increase my grey cells. Keep up the good work Sir. /// Respect
Excellent video. New subscriber.
Very clearly explained. Thank you
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Excellent video!
Careful. He is a rare gem 💎
Finally understood the combined diagram.
Thank You for that very easy to understand presentation.
Thanks a lot , it was hard to find this explanation.
Unreal! Thanks Matt.
Matt, thx for a very very good video. It's 2024 when I found this. Can you tell me what the investment objective is/was for putting on the "Collar" in your example? I love CC's but love PMCC even better and my objective is primarily Income. My question to you is this: Do you know of an efficient technique to HEDGE a PMCC multi-lot set-up? I have been using a Put Vertical for a few years. I am always Delta positive at set-up but less Delta + than w/out the hedge (minimize risk). I set-up the call side in such a way that I can't lose on an upside GAP but bc I am Delta + I can be losing on the GAP down. Do you have any hedge suggestions for a PMCC set up? I usually buy 9 moths out.
Thank you!
Thanks for your comment. The objective of the collar is to limit your exposure to an asset to a defined interval. Stock collars are common, however collars are often used in interest rate markets. You can also think of a collar as financing downside protection by selling upside exposure.
Great questions on the PMCC. There is not much room to write here, but maybe I can put a video up soon covering the PMCC and some of the points/questions you raise.
solid video mate. thanks!
Thank youuuu so muchhhh, it's really helpful and clearrrrr ^^
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Thanks for the video. helped simplify it for me as well
great sir......
thank you very much from Algeria
You are welcome!
New option trader here:
If I’ve been long a stock for 3+ years and the stock has gone up. Would I be more advantage to covered call or protective put?
Each spread is used for a different purpose. Selling a call on the stock would sell the stock at a target price (effectively placing a limit sell order). There is no downside protection.
Alternatively, a protective put will lock in your gains (effectively placing a stop sell order).
It was really helpful.
Thankyou :-)
Hello Matt, Is there an alternative strategy to the covered call strategy during a steep market correction? ( 2008-2009 GFC) As far as l am concerned, a covered call strategy might not be executed during a steep market. Thank you
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Good job. I like credit and debit spreads for income. Iron condors have good premiums but how do you keep them if the stock runs against you? Keep up the good work.
shouldn't the short call profit curve tilt downwards from the strike price point (100) in the covered call example? in the video it tilts downwards from 110 (strike price+premium).
Thanks for your question. The strike price (K) of the call option is 110 in the covered call example. The option's premium is $2.
Why used Covered Call where the risk of price going down is unlimited as compared with Protective Putt?
The spreads serve different purposes. A protective put is used to limit the downside if you own a stock. A covered call is to attempt to earn extra income from owning a stock.
well explain sir , can you teach us to use software to draw payoff diagram ( from:Sri Lanka)
Nice dress code;) Btw: you forget the time which elapses and options are getting cheaper then
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is this a buy to open put? or is this like a covered call only backwards.. sell to open put where you collect the premium ?
In the protective put you are buying a put option and buying the stock. You can think of it like buying the stock, and simultaneously paying for insurance.
You forgot to mention about delta. The amount of loss depends on the delta too
good video
Thank you!
Fantastic
Legend!
I watched the video twice and was still lost on this subject.
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good boy... :)
I think Max loss is unlimited for covered call... Not 98...
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