Thank you for this follow up video. Can you do a video next on the risks with selling and buying these covered calls? ie. everything that can go wrong so we fully understand
Hey Steve great content as always, keep them coming. One suggestion if I may is if you can keep the recording straight in front instead of changing angles.
Aloha. Awesome content! This will be my first time jumping into option trading. I have the collateral for a couple orders. Should I start off with selling cash secured puts or covered calls?🤙🏽
Hi Steve, Thanks for the video. Could you perhaps make a suggestion or video about how else to create income from options trading, while cash is frozen for about a month during the duration of cash secured put..?
Thank you. Easy vid. to follow & understand - good presentation..What did you teach in mathematics? Calculus, differential equations, analytic geometry?
Hi! I sold covered calls on NVDA. It will now cost me more than the premium I received to close out or buy back. Any strategies to hold onto my shares? 3 separate contracts, 2 expire 10/25/24 and one on 11/1/24. Thank you!!!
Do we have to buy our contract with the exact same parameters - same expiration date, same strike price, etc that we had when we sold the contract? I noticed you can change these variables in fidelity and it changes the amount you will have to pay to buy it back, etc.
Thank you steve. now, how do you set up multiple covered calls so that you can have on-going weekly income? I just wanna know a rough idea and examples to benchmark.
The answer to be able to do multiple covered calls, is that you have to have multiple stocks in 100 share increments that have decent premiums offered. I have tons of stock, but I'm surprised at how few are actually worth trading this way. You have to be careful with what strike price you are picking because if your stock gets called away then it is a whole different story. You also have to be very careful about your cost basis. The premium is only one part of the equation for success.
Is it pretty much the same if I sell puts contracts? Let's say the price drops quickly due to iv crush and I actually don't want to buy the shares, could I buy puts contracts for the same price?
Thank you for this follow up video. Can you do a video next on the risks with selling and buying these covered calls? ie. everything that can go wrong so we fully understand
Hey Steve great content as always, keep them coming. One suggestion if I may is if you can keep the recording straight in front instead of changing angles.
I agree with this. Though I thought the change in angles were later edits for content clarity. So why are there the angle changes?
Steve, you are absolutely genius. Thank you.
Thanks John! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Aloha. Awesome content! This will be my first time jumping into option trading. I have the collateral for a couple orders. Should I start off with selling cash secured puts or covered calls?🤙🏽
Hi Steve, Thanks for the video. Could you perhaps make a suggestion or video about how else to create income from options trading, while cash is frozen for about a month during the duration of cash secured put..?
Thank you Steve ❤❤
Good content . Would be useful to have some numbers in the presentation.like you say some are more visual learner . Subscribed
Thank you. Easy vid. to follow & understand - good presentation..What did you teach in mathematics? Calculus, differential equations, analytic geometry?
Hi! I sold covered calls on NVDA. It will now cost me more than the premium I received to close out or buy back. Any strategies to hold onto my shares? 3 separate contracts, 2 expire 10/25/24 and one on 11/1/24. Thank you!!!
Has anyone ever asked you which platform you prefer to trade options in? Mainly between Schwab or Robinhood?
Do have to wait next to sell Amazon covered calls next month because you buy back your contacts.
Do we have to buy our contract with the exact same parameters - same expiration date, same strike price, etc that we had when we sold the contract? I noticed you can change these variables in fidelity and it changes the amount you will have to pay to buy it back, etc.
Thank you steve.
now, how do you set up multiple covered calls so that you can have on-going weekly income?
I just wanna know a rough idea and examples to benchmark.
Ah this is a great idea for a video!
@CalltoLeap great that I could help.
I second the idea.. Newby
The answer to be able to do multiple covered calls, is that you have to have multiple stocks in 100 share increments that have decent premiums offered.
I have tons of stock, but I'm surprised at how few are actually worth trading this way. You have to be careful with what strike price you are picking because if your stock gets called away then it is a whole different story. You also have to be very careful about your cost basis. The premium is only one part of the equation for success.
Is it pretty much the same if I sell puts contracts? Let's say the price drops quickly due to iv crush and I actually don't want to buy the shares, could I buy puts contracts for the same price?
Yes, you could buy the contracts back for a lower price if the IV drops and all other variables stay relatively the same.
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