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@@mojogustavo336 A call is when you are buying a contract from someone who owns the stock. This contract gives you the right to buy the stock at a specific price. But it expires after a certain time. The right to buy at prices lower than market price is valuable. The seller MUST sell at the call price IF the option holder chooses to exercise the option. You pre-order a $500 PlayStation 5 for $10. You have 30 days to pay $500 and pick it up. You can sell your pre-order to anyone you want. If you don’t pick it up, you lose $10. If PS5s are sold out, and people will pay $800 to get one, your pre-order is worth up to $300 (since an eager consumer can either buy at $800 or buy the option and then exercise the option for $500). If all other stores sell PS5s for $400, your $500 pre-order is worthless.
If the prices of PS5s fluctuate wildly, a contract that reserves your price for 30 days is more valuable than if the prices never really changed. Also, a longer price-lock reservation, like 60 days, is going to cost you more than a 30 day reservation. The option to buy at $475 costs more than the option to buy at $500. The value of a call is determined by volatility, time to expire, and strike price.
@@mojogustavo336 lastly, you MIGHT buy a 60-day $500 pre-order option, even if current market price is $450. You would only do this if you thought prices were so volatile that they were going to spike above $500 within those 60 days. But you also might only pay, like a $1, for this option. As time expires, this call quickly loses any of its value if the market price of a PS5 hasn’t spiked. Calls are a very short term commodity. You are betting that the stock price goes up.
Im confused on why the call option shows that your out of the money when the strike price is higher... should that be where more value is created. Call - being you bet the price will go up?
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Your ITM / OTM chart is backwards. If you buy a 125 strike put, anything below 125 is ITM (You make money). You are saying anything below 125 is OTM (you lose money) which is not correct. A put is betting the stock will go down.
Exactly, I was like huh??? The chart is mixed up and I felt I went back from college to kinder garden questioning what I know lol NVM the dude is looking at the chart in a different way YIKES
why dose this feel backwards, with the arrows puts you bet that the stock price is gona fall and calls is that its gona go up no? i need help the arrows on the video have confused me bad.
Ok so this confused me too but ive figured it out. The black dotted line is the stock price (so it moves) and the numbers are the strike price. If we take a call option for example: if black dotted line
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I thought that you buy a call option when you expect the price to go up which in this example is $125. If you exercise your option when the price is out of the money shouldn't you be making money?
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@@deepjyot1991 You are slightly wrong there, the video is correct. You just have to keep in mind that the Black dotted line in the middle will move. As such the "in the money" will get wider for the call if the stock price goes up.
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He's saying if you bought an option before the current price above 125 is considered out of the money, and if you bought in before the current price anywhere less than 125 (the current price) is considered in the money. And it is vice versa for put options. Great video Sky View Trading
Great video! My question is, in your example I thought for puts you will be in the money if the price decreased and calls if the price goes up? The arrows show the opposite IMO
Please explain something to me, please. This company I’m looking into is at $23. I think by August it will be at least at $30. If I Buy a $30 call option for August, what happens if the price is below $30 on the day the contract expires? What happens if the company goes all the way down to $10? Basically what I really want to know is do I only lose the $700 I’m spending on the call options today? Or Will my account go negative and possibly be thousands of dollars in debt? I don’t mind missing out on whatever I spend on the call option, at least I can forget it and let it expire below the strike price. But I really want to know if it’s possible to owe a bunch of money because the price is less than what it is today or because the price is less than what I chose the strike price to be. Please let me know, thank you
If the option you bought is out of the money at expiration it will be worthless, so yes you lose the whole option premium. If you are buying options you always pay upfront, your loss is limited to 100% of that upfront cost. You can only lose more than your trade premium in selling options, especially selling Calls.
Didn’t this genius describe this exactly backwards? If I bought an option with a strike of 125 and the underlying price goes to 135, I’m not out of the money. I’m thrilled.
Im watching the video for a further explanation of what I learned in class and its the opposite of what my professor put in the slide notes, so I agree with you
You mean at 3:22? Calls allow you to buy at the strike price. If current price is $125 and you buy calls at $135 you’re out of the money unless the stock grows > $135.
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Good video but The ITM and OTM concept along with the relationship between strike and stock price seems wrong to me. He got it the other way round. Call Options prices rise with the stock price but its on the other way round on the diagram.
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You're mixing concepts. Being in the money has nothing to do with the stock trend. Being in the money or not is something defined in the "here and now"; you compare the stock price to the strike price NOW, regardless of what happens in the future.
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@@danyz82 yeah exactly so if the current market price is below the strike price then a call option would be OTM, I think he's made this way more complicated then it needed to be
@@bitochar221xx you are right but agreeing to the wrong person... a call option is in the money.. that is.. it will be exercised if the market price of stock goes above the strike price.. coz he can now buy the asset at strike price and sell in the market and make profit.
The X-axis are the strike prices so a strike lower than current share price would be of value to the owner of a call option because they buy at strike which is lower than current share price
can someone explain to me at 5:50 how this works? The stock price is at 125 and you make a call option at 130 because you KNOW it's going up. Wouldn't that be a beneficial thing and be called "in the money" since you'll be making money?
I think I can explain it pretty simply using an analogy So let's say Coke is $100 per share You can buy what's called a "call" option coupon for 10 shares, which will cost you $1000, for the low low price of... $200 ... FOR THE COUPON. The coupon reads "regardless of the current price of coke, you can buy 10 shares of coke for $1000." This coupon may have a expiration date of 2 years. So even if Coke is $700 a share, you can get 10 shares [worth $7000], for only $1000. Net profit? 5.8k (7k minus 1k minus 200). Risk? 200 (price of coupon). So you can bet 200 to win 5.8k that it goes up 7x in 2 years. 28x your money... Basically, you can "call in" or redeem this coupon 2 yrs down the road when Coke goes up. If coke dips to $30 a share (from 100), you can just rip your coupon up, and eat the $200 loss, cause there is no use redeeming it to buy a stock that went down. Imagine if Little Caesars had a $5 coupon , and then later lowered their prices to $4 a box. You would never redeem that coupon. A call option is essentiallly buying a $6 coupon for a Little Caesars Pizza for 50 cents. Why would anyone do that? Because in 30 years the pizza will probably be $30 a box! Sure you lose 50 cents, but you save $24 down the road. On the other side of it The "put" option is where you write and sell your own coupons to other people "I will let you buy 10 shares of coke for $1000 anytime before 2021, just give me $200 now. " Is the gameplay language of one of the possible coupons you could write up Put and call options are very customizable; you can charge more or less for them, give them more time, give them less time, etc. There is supply and demand for these custom stock coupon codes. So yes, they are just coupons to stocks that are bought and sold for money through the speculative supply and demand predictions of future stock prices. These "Derivatives" when used honestly, are people promising to purchase future things with today's money.
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I so wanted to like this video, but you failed at the 3:30 mark. You're introducing terms (ITM / OTM) and completely miss the boat. By not providing a better explanation of these terms you are short changing your audience.
Guys you don’t have to hold your option.... if you enter an option which is at 65$ and your strike price is 70$, and stock moves up to 66$ then you are in the money meaning if your delta is .40x100, thats 40$. That means you made 40$, you can wait for it to go up even more to make more profit(delta increases as you approach closer to your strike price) and just becauze it doesn’t hit your strike price doesn’t mean you didn’t make any money. You actually did, as long as you sell it before the expiration you made profit or are in the money. A lot of these guides say you aren’t in the money unless you go above your strike price, THATS ONLY if you choose to keep it after the expiration... but if your stock goes below the price you entered which was 65 and went down to 64 you will lose money.
You didn't understand what 'in the money' means, so you explained it wrong. You're explaining that you don't have to be in the money to have realized profit.
Why are call options in the money when the price goes down? I thought call would me in the money when the price goes up and the opposite for put options.
Nice video, but regarding the exercise time of the stock - i think it is worth mentioning that european options only can be excercised at maturity, as opposed to american.
Let’s say I’m up 5k on my call and to purchase the shares it would cost me 3.1 can I use the money to buyout the shares or am I only limited to selling the contract or using my money on the side to buy the shares
You are correct, and the video is correct. The numbers at 3:38 are the *strike* prices, not the stock prices. If the dotted vertical line represented the strike price, and the middle row of numbers were the stock price at expiration then the "out of the money" and "in the money" labels would be flipped.
This video honestly confuses the shit out of me, it was my understanding that you buy Call Options when you think the stock will rise in price, why would the stock price then be “out of the money” when it rises? Don’t you want it to rise so you exercise the option and buy the stock at the reduce rate ?
It does make sense as buying a call gives you the right to buy the stock at the strike price, and when that price is lower than the current stock price you can exercise it and buy the stock at a discount. Then you can sell it straight away and earn the difference of the strike price and stock price as profit. In turn the guy selling the call is hoping for the stock price to go lower than the strike price so that the call is not exercised and he earns the premium.
Thank you for the information. I am a beginner trader, so do I need to learn how to trade just stock first or is trading options a good place to start. Thanks
the first and third element that affects options prices is clear and easy to grasp but the second element wasn’t so. I think he should do a Video just on that to for clearer understanding.
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Im confused on the out of money and in the money position for Calls on a stock. If you're making a call on the stock shouldn't you be making more money as the price of the stock goes up. In the graph it shows that you will be essentially losing money if the stock value goes up? Should this be reversed, or is there an explanation for this?
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@@rstarley4 Hey Ryan thanks for the explanation. Also if I were betting on a stock price to fall, is it better of to buy an out of the money call option (i.e. below the strike price) or to buy a put. Which one has a higher profit potential.
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@@rstarley4 Hey Ryan thanks for the explanation. So in short out of the money call options are much more riskier if the stock does not move up. For example look at $WDC out of the money call options for July 16 expiry. The 50$ strike price is prized at 13.88 per contract. Assuming I bought that and the stock didn't make an upward trend (> current market value of 61$/per share) I would still make a decent profit and my loss will only occur if the stock dips below $50. Is this assumption right. And yes I will check the discord out.
@@mervinthomas4211 you have OTM and ITM backwards. For the example you gave the $50 strike is in the money because it is less than the share price. Saying an out of the money call is riskier can be true but it just depends what you plan to do with the option. If you want to own the stock and are the option to buy it then it would be riskier. If your just buying it and will most likely sell to close and make profits just through the option itself and not actually acquire the stock then it’s less risky. Buying an OTM call means the stock has to rise more than if you bought an ITM call so that makes it riskier if you plan to exercise the option and buy the stock. An OTM call has a lower premium than an ITM call though so that makes it less risky if your just trying to make money through the value of the option. So the $50 strike has a premium of $13.88 which means the break even for that option to be exercised is $63.88. ($50+$13.88). With WDC at $60.99 that’s only 3% increase. If want to own shares of WDC without having to buy them outright this is a good way to potentially get into this stock. If the stock price goes up the premium aka (value) will also go up. So at anytime you could sell to close and make your profit in the difference it premium. So if that was your goal you could just buy an OTM option like $65 and only pay $585 in premiums. This makes the break even $70.85 so it would really only be used to get exposure to this stock increases with the least amount of money on the line. Because I’m either option if the stock price drops so does the value of the option (premium) so you would be losing money. And obviously the $13.88 will gain/lose more than the $5.85 when the stock moves up and down so you can determine your risk tolerance and buy accordingly. Hope this helps!
Im confused on why the call option shows that your out of the money when the strike price is higher... should that be where more value is created. Call - being you bet the price will go up? I guess im understanding it backwards..
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I think to avoid confusion, the itm and otm arrows should have been facing opposite directions. This would be more clear for people. Ex: A call anywhere between 110-125.00 is profitable/break even.
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the volatility / health analogy does not work I believe: high volatility also means that the price can go up significantly, but a person does not increase the chance of becoming super healthy by smoking. Why are high volatility options more expensive then?
They're more expensive because high volume causes high volatility, therefore high volume means the stock is moving up and down faster than it would with less volume. So the option contract now has a higher probability of reaching it's strike price with more volatility, especially within a certain time frame, which is why it's more expensive. I didn't even listen to the video yet, so that analogy makes no sense to me either. Maybe you misinterpreted it, or it was just plain wrong lol
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No worries man I can see the confusion the reason is because since you want it to be higher you don’t want to purchase a option that’s more expensive than the stock price it’ll be cheaper but riskier vs if you buy lower it’ll be more expensive but better chance of it rising and making your money back
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I have a 3 fund portfolio consisting of 33% S&P, 33% Total stock, and 33% international. I feel a need to focus on complete growth so I went 100% stocks, but does the SP500 and TSM overlap too much to make sense holding both? However I’ve been in the red for a month now. I work hard for my money, so investing is making me a nervous sad wreck. I don’t know if I should sell everything, sit and just wait but watching my portfolio of $450k dwindle away is such an eye -sore.
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@@JillYvette1 freeze at 3:14 $125 stock price. Strike price is $110. you're in the money. You purchased a call betting that the stock would go above the $110 strike. If the call was $130, then thats out the money, bc the stock at $125 didnt meet your mark yet.
Stocks are a lot simpler to understand. As a company becomes more valuable, their stock price goes up. Stockholders may choose to sell their company stock for a profit when a stock of a particular company goes up. This is options which is somewhat similar to stocks. I'm still trying to learn this, but stocks should be understandable and fairly straight forward. Hopefully my explanation was simple and easy to follow.
Literally so confused... so if I stock is currently trading at £125 per share, and I got options to buy 100 shares at this price anytime for the next 30 days.... I could wait until the share price rises to £150 per share, exercise the options at £125, and then immediately sell the shares and net a profit... or have I totally misunderstood here?
***QUESTION*** what if I see a trend where at the end of the week the stock closes SAY at 217 and as soon as it opens I am expecting it to drop to around 210 then go up past 220 in the week. LETS SAY I want to buy the option at 212 and sell it when I see it go up in the week say at 221. ***HOW DO I MAKE THAT WORK ???*** Since I think the Price will still go down before it goes UP should I still BUY a CALL at my projected price of 212 then SELL the CALL when it goes up to or past what I want to sell it at ???
Hello! If this was the premise -- we would not make the trade until the market opens in the morning. We'd wait for the market to drop, and then enter a bullish bet once we feel the market is no longer dropping. For bullish bets we like short puts, and short put spreads. Hopefully that helps!
Please stop saying the video is backwards referring to OTM and ITM. He is stating in the video/drawing arrows that the "CALL" is ITM, He is NOT saying the THE STOCK is ITM/OTM! OMG, 28 ppl said the same thing and this guy had to explain it to everyone one of you over and over.
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@@finleyrealty when a call option strike price is higher than the stock price it is out of the money and the buyer wont exercise the option. Ie if the strike price is 130 and stock price is 125, the call option buyer wont buy at the strike price because its more expensive than market price. Greg townsend is right that a 125 call strike price would be in the money if the stock price goes up to 125.50+ since the buyer would exercise the option to buy the stock at the cheaper strike price than the market price
Punk Brandy ok I thought I heard him say if the price goes higher than the strike price it’s out of the money. My bad thank you for taking the time to clarify
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@@mojogustavo336 A call is when you are buying a contract from someone who owns the stock. This contract gives you the right to buy the stock at a specific price.
But it expires after a certain time. The right to buy at prices lower than market price is valuable. The seller MUST sell at the call price IF the option holder chooses to exercise the option.
You pre-order a $500 PlayStation 5 for $10. You have 30 days to pay $500 and pick it up. You can sell your pre-order to anyone you want.
If you don’t pick it up, you lose $10. If PS5s are sold out, and people will pay $800 to get one, your pre-order is worth up to $300 (since an eager consumer can either buy at $800 or buy the option and then exercise the option for $500).
If all other stores sell PS5s for $400, your $500 pre-order is worthless.
If the prices of PS5s fluctuate wildly, a contract that reserves your price for 30 days is more valuable than if the prices never really changed. Also, a longer price-lock reservation, like 60 days, is going to cost you more than a 30 day reservation. The option to buy at $475 costs more than the option to buy at $500.
The value of a call is determined by volatility, time to expire, and strike price.
@@mojogustavo336 lastly, you MIGHT buy a 60-day $500 pre-order option, even if current market price is $450. You would only do this if you thought prices were so volatile that they were going to spike above $500 within those 60 days. But you also might only pay, like a $1, for this option. As time expires, this call quickly loses any of its value if the market price of a PS5 hasn’t spiked.
Calls are a very short term commodity. You are betting that the stock price goes up.
I'm having a hard time digesting, lol
Very
I kind of get it. Takes a long time to digest this lol
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Im confused on why the call option shows that your out of the money when the strike price is higher... should that be where more value is created. Call - being you bet the price will go up?
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Your ITM / OTM chart is backwards. If you buy a 125 strike put, anything below 125 is ITM (You make money). You are saying anything below 125 is OTM (you lose money) which is not correct. A put is betting the stock will go down.
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why dose this feel backwards, with the arrows puts you bet that the stock price is gona fall and calls is that its gona go up no? i need help the arrows on the video have confused me bad.
Ok so this confused me too but ive figured it out. The black dotted line is the stock price (so it moves) and the numbers are the strike price. If we take a call option for example: if black dotted line
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That's what I was wondering as well
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I thought that you buy a call option when you expect the price to go up which in this example is $125. If you exercise your option when the price is out of the money shouldn't you be making money?
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@@deepjyot1991 You are slightly wrong there, the video is correct. You just have to keep in mind that the Black dotted line in the middle will move. As such the "in the money" will get wider for the call if the stock price goes up.
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He's saying if you bought an option before the current price above 125 is considered out of the money, and if you bought in before the current price anywhere less than 125 (the current price) is considered in the money. And it is vice versa for put options. Great video Sky View Trading
This is a horrible explanation to try and comprehend. Lol
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Great video! My question is, in your example I thought for puts you will be in the money if the price decreased and calls if the price goes up? The arrows show the opposite IMO
Please explain something to me, please.
This company I’m looking into is at $23. I think by August it will be at least at $30. If I Buy a $30 call option for August, what happens if the price is below $30 on the day the contract expires? What happens if the company goes all the way down to $10?
Basically what I really want to know is do I only lose the $700 I’m spending on the call options today? Or Will my account go negative and possibly be thousands of dollars in debt? I don’t mind missing out on whatever I spend on the call option, at least I can forget it and let it expire below the strike price. But I really want to know if it’s possible to owe a bunch of money because the price is less than what it is today or because the price is less than what I chose the strike price to be. Please let me know, thank you
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If the option you bought is out of the money at expiration it will be worthless, so yes you lose the whole option premium.
If you are buying options you always pay upfront, your loss is limited to 100% of that upfront cost.
You can only lose more than your trade premium in selling options, especially selling Calls.
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you'll loose only the premium of $700 dollars.
Didn’t this genius describe this exactly backwards? If I bought an option with a strike of 125 and the underlying price goes to 135, I’m not out of the money. I’m thrilled.
I came to comment section just to see why he is saying it like that. It’s very confusing.
Im watching the video for a further explanation of what I learned in class and its the opposite of what my professor put in the slide notes, so I agree with you
The video is correct.
You mean at 3:22? Calls allow you to buy at the strike price. If current price is $125 and you buy calls at $135 you’re out of the money unless the stock grows > $135.
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Good video but The ITM and OTM concept along with the relationship between strike and stock price seems wrong to me. He got it the other way round. Call Options prices rise with the stock price but its on the other way round on the diagram.
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Wouldn't call options be in the money when the stock price goes up not down?
You're mixing concepts. Being in the money has nothing to do with the stock trend. Being in the money or not is something defined in the "here and now"; you compare the stock price to the strike price NOW, regardless of what happens in the future.
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@@danyz82 yeah exactly so if the current market price is below the strike price then a call option would be OTM, I think he's made this way more complicated then it needed to be
@@bitochar221xx you are right but agreeing to the wrong person... a call option is in the money.. that is.. it will be exercised if the market price of stock goes above the strike price.. coz he can now buy the asset at strike price and sell in the market and make profit.
The X-axis are the strike prices so a strike lower than current share price would be of value to the owner of a call option because they buy at strike which is lower than current share price
can someone explain to me at 5:50 how this works? The stock price is at 125 and you make a call option at 130 because you KNOW it's going up. Wouldn't that be a beneficial thing and be called "in the money" since you'll be making money?
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I think I can explain it pretty simply using an analogy
So let's say Coke is $100 per share
You can buy what's called a "call" option coupon for 10 shares, which will cost you $1000, for the low low price of... $200 ... FOR THE COUPON.
The coupon reads "regardless of the current price of coke, you can buy 10 shares of coke for $1000." This coupon may have a expiration date of 2 years.
So even if Coke is $700 a share, you can get 10 shares [worth $7000], for only $1000. Net profit? 5.8k (7k minus 1k minus 200). Risk? 200 (price of coupon).
So you can bet 200 to win 5.8k that it goes up 7x in 2 years. 28x your money...
Basically, you can "call in" or redeem this coupon 2 yrs down the road when Coke goes up.
If coke dips to $30 a share (from 100), you can just rip your coupon up, and eat the $200 loss, cause there is no use redeeming it to buy a stock that went down.
Imagine if Little Caesars had a $5 coupon , and then later lowered their prices to $4 a box. You would never redeem that coupon.
A call option is essentiallly buying a $6 coupon for a Little Caesars Pizza for 50 cents. Why would anyone do that? Because in 30 years the pizza will probably be $30 a box! Sure you lose 50 cents, but you save $24 down the road.
On the other side of it
The "put" option is where you write and sell your own coupons to other people
"I will let you buy 10 shares of coke for $1000 anytime before 2021, just give me $200 now. "
Is the gameplay language of one of the possible coupons you could write up
Put and call options are very customizable; you can charge more or less for them, give them more time, give them less time, etc.
There is supply and demand for these custom stock coupon codes.
So yes, they are just coupons to stocks that are bought and sold for money through the speculative supply and demand predictions of future stock prices.
These "Derivatives" when used honestly, are people promising to purchase future things with today's money.
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I so wanted to like this video, but you failed at the 3:30 mark. You're introducing terms (ITM / OTM) and completely miss the boat. By not providing a better explanation of these terms you are short changing your audience.
Guys you don’t have to hold your option.... if you enter an option which is at 65$ and your strike price is 70$, and stock moves up to 66$ then you are in the money meaning if your delta is .40x100, thats 40$. That means you made 40$, you can wait for it to go up even more to make more profit(delta increases as you approach closer to your strike price) and just becauze it doesn’t hit your strike price doesn’t mean you didn’t make any money. You actually did, as long as you sell it before the expiration you made profit or are in the money. A lot of these guides say you aren’t in the money unless you go above your strike price, THATS ONLY if you choose to keep it after the expiration... but if your stock goes below the price you entered which was 65 and went down to 64 you will lose money.
You didn't understand what 'in the money' means, so you explained it wrong. You're explaining that you don't have to be in the money to have realized profit.
Why are call options in the money when the price goes down? I thought call would me in the money when the price goes up and the opposite for put options.
idk, you are right though. calls are in money when stock goes up.
thats what i thought. maybe a mistake?
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Nice video, but regarding the exercise time of the stock - i think it is worth mentioning that european options only can be excercised at maturity, as opposed to american.
Im lost. If calls are bullish, then why are you out of the money when thestock price goes up?
Because in the money calls cost more. It is always priced such a way that if you buy an ITM call and immediately sell it, you will be taking a loss.
Let’s say I’m up 5k on my call and to purchase the shares it would cost me 3.1 can I use the money to buyout the shares or am I only limited to selling the contract or using my money on the side to buy the shares
This video just confused the shit out of me, I thought calls are for price to go up and puts are the opposite.
IMO, slides (3:16) switched CALL and PUT. Requesting video owner to confirm and correct (if need be)
@@YousifAtique that shit confused the shit outta me too lmao. I think it was a mistake because that makes no sense
You are correct, and the video is correct. The numbers at 3:38 are the *strike* prices, not the stock prices. If the dotted vertical line represented the strike price, and the middle row of numbers were the stock price at expiration then the "out of the money" and "in the money" labels would be flipped.
Goddammit I still can't wrap my mind around this. I'll just stick with buy low and sell high.
This video honestly confuses the shit out of me, it was my understanding that you buy Call Options when you think the stock will rise in price, why would the stock price then be “out of the money” when it rises? Don’t you want it to rise so you exercise the option and buy the stock at the reduce rate ?
I agree, the ITM and OTM seems inversed unless im wrong about it too.
Watch his newer one I was kind of the same
I think he was explaining as the investor not the one investing
he fucked up makes no sense in that part of the video
It does make sense as buying a call gives you the right to buy the stock at the strike price, and when that price is lower than the current stock price you can exercise it and buy the stock at a discount. Then you can sell it straight away and earn the difference of the strike price and stock price as profit. In turn the guy selling the call is hoping for the stock price to go lower than the strike price so that the call is not exercised and he earns the premium.
Calls saying the price goes up. Puts is saying it will go down.
Then how are there calls with strike price below the current market price?
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the first and third element that affects options prices is clear and easy to grasp but the second element wasn’t so. I think he should do a Video just on that to for clearer understanding.
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Im confused on the out of money and in the money position for Calls on a stock. If you're making a call on the stock shouldn't you be making more money as the price of the stock goes up. In the graph it shows that you will be essentially losing money if the stock value goes up? Should this be reversed, or is there an explanation for this?
It depends if you buy the call or sell the call. If you buy a call and the stock price goes up the value of your option you bought will increase. At this point you could sell the exact same option you bought and close the position (known and sell to close) and keep the profits without even buying shares of the stock. If you sell a call first and the price of the stock increases the value of your option will be less than when you sold it. This may sound confusing because without context explaining more of the situation it is. Come check out my discord channel to learn more. I have written out explanations of this with examples to make it easy to understand. Theres almost 50 of us in there and we discuss options daily. discord.gg/QU9xEzQx
@@rstarley4 Hey Ryan thanks for the explanation. Also if I were betting on a stock price to fall, is it better of to buy an out of the money call option (i.e. below the strike price) or to buy a put. Which one has a higher profit potential.
@@mervinthomas4211 Hey Mervin if your betting on a stock going down you would want to buy a put to profit from it dropping. Buying a call whether it’s in the money or out of the money gives you the right, but not obligation, to buy 100 shares at the strike price you choose. If you think a stock is going to drop you would not want to buy a call at all. You could sell a call but to do that you need to own 100 shares already. You will collect the premium and the price drops which means the option will expire worthless and you do it again. You could also buy a put which gives you the right to sell 100 shares at the strike you choose. Say the stock is at $50 per share and you think it will go to $40 or lower in a week. You can buy a put at like $45 strike and say the premium you pay is $100 for that option. Your break even is $44 because the stock has to drop to $44 or lower before exercising the option will be profitable. If it drops to $40 and expires (because you don’t want to exercise early) you will buy the 100 shares at $40 and immediately sell that at $45 ( because your option gives your the right to) and make $500 (net of $400) profit off the stock dropping. There’s a lot more to discuss and we cover this in the discord as well as other videos to help explain it all. And answering questions is much easier! Come check it out sometime
@@rstarley4 Hey Ryan thanks for the explanation. So in short out of the money call options are much more riskier if the stock does not move up. For example look at $WDC out of the money call options for July 16 expiry. The 50$ strike price is prized at 13.88 per contract. Assuming I bought that and the stock didn't make an upward trend (> current market value of 61$/per share) I would still make a decent profit and my loss will only occur if the stock dips below $50. Is this assumption right. And yes I will check the discord out.
@@mervinthomas4211 you have OTM and ITM backwards. For the example you gave the $50 strike is in the money because it is less than the share price. Saying an out of the money call is riskier can be true but it just depends what you plan to do with the option. If you want to own the stock and are the option to buy it then it would be riskier. If your just buying it and will most likely sell to close and make profits just through the option itself and not actually acquire the stock then it’s less risky. Buying an OTM call means the stock has to rise more than if you bought an ITM call so that makes it riskier if you plan to exercise the option and buy the stock. An OTM call has a lower premium than an ITM call though so that makes it less risky if your just trying to make money through the value of the option. So the $50 strike has a premium of $13.88 which means the break even for that option to be exercised is $63.88. ($50+$13.88). With WDC at $60.99 that’s only 3% increase. If want to own shares of WDC without having to buy them outright this is a good way to potentially get into this stock. If the stock price goes up the premium aka (value) will also go up. So at anytime you could sell to close and make your profit in the difference it premium. So if that was your goal you could just buy an OTM option like $65 and only pay $585 in premiums. This makes the break even $70.85 so it would really only be used to get exposure to this stock increases with the least amount of money on the line. Because I’m either option if the stock price drops so does the value of the option (premium) so you would be losing money. And obviously the $13.88 will gain/lose more than the $5.85 when the stock moves up and down so you can determine your risk tolerance and buy accordingly. Hope this helps!
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Im confused on why the call option shows that your out of the money when the strike price is higher... should that be where more value is created. Call - being you bet the price will go up? I guess im understanding it backwards..
Hi in the pic why is that the money above the striking price that is OTM of a call option should that be the opposite?
yes seems he mixed it up
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I think to avoid confusion, the itm and otm arrows should have been facing opposite directions. This would be more clear for people. Ex: A call anywhere between 110-125.00 is profitable/break even.
Exactly. This was a huge and very significant oversight
I was confused also thanks
Great video! Incorrect example of "ITM and OTM". I think you may have mixed up the numbers?
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the volatility / health analogy does not work I believe: high volatility also means that the price can go up significantly, but a person does not increase the chance of becoming super healthy by smoking.
Why are high volatility options more expensive then?
They're more expensive because high volume causes high volatility, therefore high volume means the stock is moving up and down faster than it would with less volume. So the option contract now has a higher probability of reaching it's strike price with more volatility, especially within a certain time frame, which is why it's more expensive. I didn't even listen to the video yet, so that analogy makes no sense to me either. Maybe you misinterpreted it, or it was just plain wrong lol
must be a bunch of smart people in here because that went way over my head! :(
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3:36 that’s confusing, if you buy a call you want it to go higher so why is higher called out of the money?
No worries man I can see the confusion the reason is because since you want it to be higher you don’t want to purchase a option that’s more expensive than the stock price it’ll be cheaper but riskier vs if you buy lower it’ll be more expensive but better chance of it rising and making your money back
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If you buy a Call you want the stock to go up, right ? So why is considered Out of the Money when the Strike Price is increased ?
I have a 3 fund portfolio consisting of 33% S&P, 33% Total stock, and 33% international. I feel a need to focus on complete growth so I went 100% stocks, but does the SP500 and TSM overlap too much to make sense holding both? However I’ve been in the red for a month now. I work hard for my money, so investing is making me a nervous sad wreck. I don’t know if I should sell everything, sit and just wait but watching my portfolio of $450k dwindle away is such an eye -sore.
Hey! Good questions and comments here. We're not financial advisors so we can't tell you exactly how you should allocate your funds. However, you bring up a good point about diversification. We like the idea of having our money working for us in different ways.
Many in our community have passive long stocks, for example long the S&P 500, but also trade options alongside that. How their option portfolio performs is completely different than how their long S&P 500 portfolio performs.
To us, diversification is less about picking different stocks, because as you alluded to a lot of stocks move in tandem together just like SPY and TSM.
Real diversification for us is having your money working in completely different strategies. For example, our option portfolios performed much different (and better) than SPY did last year in the bear market. That's a true sign of diversification. Hopefully that makes sense!
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3:14...to avoid the confusion...the arrows refer to the strike price NOT the stock price.
Yeah that part confused me quite a bit. Seems opposite. Care to elaborate please?
@@JillYvette1 freeze at 3:14
$125 stock price. Strike price is $110. you're in the money. You purchased a call betting that the stock would go above the $110 strike.
If the call was $130, then thats out the money, bc the stock at $125 didnt meet your mark yet.
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Yeah I am never going to understand stocks.
Stocks are a lot simpler to understand. As a company becomes more valuable, their stock price goes up. Stockholders may choose to sell their company stock for a profit when a stock of a particular company goes up.
This is options which is somewhat similar to stocks. I'm still trying to learn this, but stocks should be understandable and fairly straight forward. Hopefully my explanation was simple and easy to follow.
Literally so confused... so if I stock is currently trading at £125 per share, and I got options to buy 100 shares at this price anytime for the next 30 days.... I could wait until the share price rises to £150 per share, exercise the options at £125, and then immediately sell the shares and net a profit... or have I totally misunderstood here?
***QUESTION*** what if I see a trend where at the end of the week the stock closes SAY at 217 and as soon as it opens I am expecting it to drop to around 210 then go up past 220 in the week. LETS SAY I want to buy the option at 212 and sell it when I see it go up in the week say at 221. ***HOW DO I MAKE THAT WORK ???*** Since I think the Price will still go down before it goes UP should I still BUY a CALL at my projected price of 212 then SELL the CALL when it goes up to or past what I want to sell it at ???
Hello! If this was the premise -- we would not make the trade until the market opens in the morning. We'd wait for the market to drop, and then enter a bullish bet once we feel the market is no longer dropping. For bullish bets we like short puts, and short put spreads. Hopefully that helps!
Please stop saying the video is backwards referring to OTM and ITM. He is stating in the video/drawing arrows that the "CALL" is ITM, He is NOT saying the THE STOCK is ITM/OTM! OMG, 28 ppl said the same thing and this guy had to explain it to everyone one of you over and over.
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This is completely wrong, he has where you are "in the money" BACKWARDS do not invest based on this video
Confused me too lol its opposite
he was saying that when you buy a call with a strike price lower than the stock price you are buying in the money. And vice versa. which is true
Time value decay chart is wrong, too. What he said was correct, but he drew it opposite
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A call is in the money at a higher price than the stock price.... $125 call is in the money at 125.50+
thats what I thought too? he said its out of the money if it reaches the strick price WTF? im confused
@@finleyrealty when a call option strike price is higher than the stock price it is out of the money and the buyer wont exercise the option. Ie if the strike price is 130 and stock price is 125, the call option buyer wont buy at the strike price because its more expensive than market price. Greg townsend is right that a 125 call strike price would be in the money if the stock price goes up to 125.50+ since the buyer would exercise the option to buy the stock at the cheaper strike price than the market price
Punk Brandy ok I thought I heard him say if the price goes higher than the strike price it’s out of the money. My bad thank you for taking the time to clarify