Wow, you've really outdone yourself with this video. Clear, crisp visuals that answered so many questions that I had about what profits could actually look like itm, atm, & otm as a new trader. I've made a small profit on a few otm trades and wanted to venture into itm and atm trades but really was unclear about what to expect in terms of profit potential. Thanks a bunch🤗
I asked you this question like a week ago and I am impressed that you not only answered it but made a detailed video. Don't know if you saw my question or not but this is awesome.
I absolutely love your videos, i've been taking a stock market course & I still find myself coming to your page for better explanations. The way you break down the information is so much easier to digest. It's empowering, it helps me realize i'm actually learning lol every time I watch your videos I have one of those "ohhh...that's what that means!" moments
Did a search on this subject and watched parts of 5 or 6 videos that were uselessly long and unclear. Thanks for this one, well done brief and clear bravo!
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I've been trading and teaching Options trading for over 15 years now... This trader hit the nail on the head with her presentation.... Well done trader, very well done......
Hey, thank you so much! 😊 It truly means a lot, especially coming from someone with over 15 years of experience in options trading and teaching. Your feedback's like a pat on the back, reassuring me that I'm on the right track. Super glad you found the presentation spot-on! Here's to sharing more insights and learning from each other. Cheers! 🥂
Did some research before hand on options felt like I was in bio chem in high school . Checked out your channel randomly and everything that I was taught before clicked the way you explain stuff is great appreciate the content keep it up subscriber :)
Haha, right? Options can feel like bio chem sometimes, can't they? But it's super cool to know my channel helped make things clearer for you. Honestly, understanding this stuff is all about finding the right explanations that click for you. Really thrilled to hear you've subscribed, and I appreciate the positive vibes! We're just happy to help you on this trading journey.
Hey thanks so much for the quick breakdown, so many people on youtube try to explain this but they cant seem to just summarize it or just spit it out in a clear and concise summary, you're video was quick and to the point, had great reference points in it and you even attached a live example to see the correlating difference in price action and its effect on the contract between the three ... really appreciate your insight.
Hey, I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and drop such a kind comment! 🙏 I'm happy to hear you found it helpful. It's all about sharing the journey and learning together. If you have any thoughts or questions, feel free to share. Cheers!
@@BlackGirlStocks I really do appreciate that, I promise not to bombard you with questions 😂. Nevertheless I am new to this and I'm looking to soak up all the good information. I am the one to create generational wealth and leave a legacy for my family. Thank you again friend! You are blessed.
Hey! I'm really glad to hear you found it helpful. Keeping things simple is what I aim for. Thanks for the love! ❤ If there's anything else you're curious about or need a hand with, just let me know. 😊
Haha, yeah, I know options can sometimes feel like gambling, but there's definitely more to it than that! I'm really happy the video proved helpful in clarifying things for you, and I appreciate the kind words. Make sure you stick around - we'll keep breaking things down in a way that's easy to understand. And if you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out anytime.
Thank you very much, You dont know how much you have helped me. You're the only person who broke this down in a way that I can understand. Now, I really understand moneyness....I dont have to always go by the definition that Ive read.
She absolutely nailed this. I trade ATM options for the exact reason she specified: vega will inflate the premium like crazy on ATM options. High volatility stocks will give you the crazy moves that truly inflate these contracts. The only thing I do not do is set market orders…that’s a good way to zap your potential profits. Limit orders are the way.
Totally with you on that! 😄 It's awesome to see the strategy hitting home, especially when it comes to the sweet spot ATM options can offer with that vega bump. And yeah, high volatility stocks are like the secret ingredient for that extra 'whoosh' in contract values, right? Oh, and you're preaching to the choir about market orders! They sure can take a bite out of your profits if not careful. Limit orders are definitely the smarter move to keep those potential gains in check. Thanks for adding that tip; it's a solid reminder for anyone getting into the trade game. Keep those insights coming!
WOW This was great. explains why I can't get a spy buy to work out. I should be risking more with ITM trades and wait for it to move fast . I also love that you respond to your video's. Keep up the great work.
This was best explanation I have ever seen on the internet and you doing it with examples was extremely helpful. Can you do similar video how to do covered call on against a stock if you have 100 shares to generate some income? I got my notification turned on waiting :)
Keep rocking it, and if you ever need more insights or hit a bump on the road, you know where to find more awesome lessons. Here's to making all that knowledge work for you! ❤️🚀
Loved this video! Especially when you give examples of buying all 3. Now question is ITM vs Deep ITM…. I would love if you can do a video on that please?!
So happy to hear you loved the video and found the examples useful! 😄 Oh, and talking about ITM vs. deep ITM is a great idea. I'll definitely think about making a video on that. Thanks for the suggestion! Stay tuned!
No cap! I kept going over your videos. Idk why I wasn’t giving it the time of day. And I want to say sorry! This was a phenomenal video and you have a new subscriber for sure
Thank you, in my honest opinion it’s just a tool, but you need to know how to approach each position. You still want to know what’s going on with the stock like fundamentals and patterns.
Hey, glad to hear that you found it helpful and easy to understand! Plus, your compliments on my voice just made my day, haha! Always great to have listeners who enjoy the ?sound? of the show as much as the content. Thanks again!
Great video. I bought a call, out of the money of lucid stock and the price moved 4 dollars but I didn’t see much profit. I think its because it was driven down at first ( manipulation) and then it went green and all the way back up again. So I guess it affected the price.
I'm so glad to hear that you getting into options trading. Keep up the great work, and remember, we're always here to help you on your journey. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, don't hesitate to ask. Happy trading! 😊🚀
Hey black girl stocks!! Thank you so much for all the information you provide! I started watching your channel maybe a month or so ago and have so many takeaways already! Even made a few $100 using the information You taught in the option Greeks and spread videos! Signed up for think or swim 2 days ago! The AAPL example in this video showed the movement of the options for days that had already passed. I know the market can make dramatic shifts within seconds but, how accurate do you think think or swim is in predicting, or aiding in, the movement of future trades before you decide to go with a call or put for an option?
@black girl stocks: predicting whether you choose to do a call or put for a certain option you’re analyzing for future use. The example in this video, and the on demand video, showed a play for a date that had already passed. How are you using think or swim paper trading as a tool to gauge the upward or downward movement of an stock prior to buying/selling a call or put for its option? Thanks!
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Wow, thank you SO much for those incredibly kind words! It truly means the world to me to hear that the channel is making such a positive impact. 🌟 I'm just over here doing what I love, hoping it can help others feel a bit more confident and informed, no matter where they're at in their journey. Your encouragement and blessings are deeply appreciated! 🙏 It's comments like yours that keep me motivated and excited to create more content. Let's keep the learning and growing going together. Wishing you all the best, always! 💖
Thanks for the explanation. What I dont understand is, if the current stock is at 100 and I want to buy an option strike price at 120. If the stock goes up past 120 I can buy the stock at 100? Thanks
When you buy an option with a $120 strike price, it's like making a deal to purchase those 100 shares at $120 each, regardless of what the current market price is later on. So if that stock price shoots up to $170 (for example), you've got yourself a sweet deal because you still get to buy at $120 and then immediately sell them back at the current market price of $170. That's the beauty of options - they give you the chance to lock in a price early and potentially benefit if the market swings your way.
@Black Girl Stocks Hello and thank you for all of your videos. I’ve learned a lot from watching them! Hey so I’m still confused about something. so I noticed that when ITM for calls, the strike price gets lower than the STOCK PRICE? it’s my understanding that a call is betting that the price will go up not down? Same with puts… ITM, STRIKE PRICE goes up above the stock price when it should be going down? Should I just choose ITM REGARLES IT IS A PUT OR CALL? For example: I want to buy a put on target (because I believe it will go down from current price ($149.36) to ($145.00) but I want the ITM option, how do you go about it? NOTE: I’m just using ITM AS THE ONLY EXAMPLE so no one else gets confuse. Once I figure the ITM situation the rest is cake 🎂. Thank you in advanced!
Great video. Trying to learn how to trade options. I bought a book called “options trading simplified for beginners”. Are there any books that you recommend to read that is a bit more challenging. After reading this book I hope to be able to read something more intermediate. I have a good understanding of stock investing because I majored in finance but trading is a whole different ball game. Once again great job with the video and I look forward to check more of your stuff out.
Ah, got it! If you're looking for a step up from beginner's material, "Trading Options Greeks: How Time, Volatility, and Other Pricing Factors Drive Profits" by Dan Passarelli is a fantastic read. With your finance background, you'll surely appreciate the deeper dive into the more intricate mechanics of options trading. It's a great bridge into the more intermediate territory and should be pretty insightful for you. Happy exploring that one, and glad you're enjoying the content.
Question let’s say Apple is trading at $185 I buy a call ITM at $179 does that mean I’d be making profit of the bat as long as the stock price doesn’t drop below $179
Getting straight into your Apple stock call situation: Yes, buying an in-the-money (ITM) call option like at $179 when the stock is trading at $185 puts you in a potentially profitable spot from the get-go. This is mainly because the call option gives you the right, though not the obligation, to buy the stock at $179, which is already cheaper than the market price. But here’s the deal, it’s not just about the difference between the strike price and the current stock price. You have to consider the premium you paid for the call. This premium eats into your profit. So, for you to actually make a profit, Apple’s stock needs to not just stay above $179; it needs to stay above $179 plus whatever premium you paid. And don't forget the other factors like expiration dates and those tricky Greeks! Options lose value as they approach their expiration (that's theta for you), and how sensitive the option price is to changes in the stock price (hello, delta!) plays a big part too. Options trading isn't just about those initial numbers; it’s a bit more dynamic, so keep an eye on those aspects too.
My OTM pain story which was 100% my fault for not checking the calendar during earning season. The company sent the wrong report out that said they missed their target. Regardless if I would have spent 1 second to pull down the screen and 👀 I would have never touched it. Thank God for Risk Management.
You will need to correctly input information to their questionnaire. Each platform has different standards. You'll find more of the info needed by contacting the broker you are using.
This literally just saved me a Zoom call! 😂🙌🏾 All the questions I had written down for me to ask you were answered in this video…Did IG give you the Boosie treatment 😆 or did you intentionally disable it? I can’t find you!
That's a great question. So, when you sell an option (you could be selling a call or a put), you receive a premium upfront. If that option expires worthless (meaning the price of the underlying stock didn't hit the strike price), then yes, you'd get to keep that entire premium. However, if the option is exercised or assigned, you might have to buy or sell the underlying stock at the strike price, which could potentially offset some (or more than) that premium you initially received. So, the quick answer is, yes you do usually keep the premium, but the overall picture could change based on the movement of the underlying stock's price.
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This video is informative and concise! I've just discovered trading, so im ecstatic to see someone who looks like me!!✊🏾
Wow, you've really outdone yourself with this video. Clear, crisp visuals that answered so many questions that I had about what profits could actually look like itm, atm, & otm as a new trader. I've made a small profit on a few otm trades and wanted to venture into itm and atm trades but really was unclear about what to expect in terms of profit potential. Thanks a bunch🤗
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I asked you this question like a week ago and I am impressed that you not only answered it but made a detailed video. Don't know if you saw my question or not but this is awesome.
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I love the way you broke this video down. This is one of the best options learning videos that I have seen so far. Go head Foxtail 💪🏾💪🏾💰💰
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Thank you for labeling the contracts and breaking the profits down side by side really helpful!
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You teach WAYYY better and clearer than some folks I spent thousands with 😍
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This is the best breakdown of ITM and OTM. I've been looking for this. Thanks
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I absolutely love your videos, i've been taking a stock market course & I still find myself coming to your page for better explanations. The way you break down the information is so much easier to digest. It's empowering, it helps me realize i'm actually learning lol every time I watch your videos I have one of those "ohhh...that's what that means!" moments
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Wow someone who really knows how to explain options in a way I understand . This is part of the game iv been needing knowledge of thanks sweetie!
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Did a search on this subject and watched parts of 5 or 6 videos that were uselessly long and unclear. Thanks for this one, well done brief and clear bravo!
@clemgr Thank you so much 😀 That's always what I'm shooting for - no fluff, just concise and understandable information. Thanks for your positive feedback and do let me know if there's anything else you'd like to learn about! 📈📈📈📈
I've been trading and teaching Options trading for over 15 years now... This trader hit the nail on the head with her presentation.... Well done trader, very well done......
Hey, thank you so much! 😊 It truly means a lot, especially coming from someone with over 15 years of experience in options trading and teaching. Your feedback's like a pat on the back, reassuring me that I'm on the right track. Super glad you found the presentation spot-on! Here's to sharing more insights and learning from each other. Cheers! 🥂
Did some research before hand on options felt like I was in bio chem in high school . Checked out your channel randomly and everything that I was taught before clicked the way you explain stuff is great appreciate the content keep it up subscriber :)
Haha, right? Options can feel like bio chem sometimes, can't they? But it's super cool to know my channel helped make things clearer for you. Honestly, understanding this stuff is all about finding the right explanations that click for you.
Really thrilled to hear you've subscribed, and I appreciate the positive vibes! We're just happy to help you on this trading journey.
Hands down THE BEST breakdown on ITM and OTM that I have ever seen. Thank you so much!
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what an incredible video. i suggest everyone watch it a few times and take notes. AMAZING!
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Thank you, sis. This just helped me a lot and boosted my self esteem. Definitely left with a lot of more knowledge I needed for options trading.
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This was the video I was looking for, the explanation was top notch, and the live trades were a great example, subscribed!
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I can listen to you all day. Thank you for explaining this so clearly! I feel like I finally understand now! G-d bless!
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THANK YOU FOR BREAKING IT DOWN LIKE THIS! Ive been trying to learn options for over a year and its been confusing, now I understand moneyness.
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This was really a great way of explaining the ATM, ITM and OTM! Thank you so much for making this so simple. Keep of the great work and content.
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Yeah she does a good job tells it in a easy to understand way
You did a great job explaining this! Never heard anyone come close to this. Keep being great at what you do!
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Hey thanks so much for the quick breakdown, so many people on youtube try to explain this but they cant seem to just summarize it or just spit it out in a clear and concise summary, you're video was quick and to the point, had great reference points in it and you even attached a live example to see the correlating difference in price action and its effect on the contract between the three ... really appreciate your insight.
@dacoup5955 Thank you so much I appreciate that! 😀
I know this video is kind of old but I just wanted to say you are absolutely amazing and this really was insightful for me
Hey, I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and drop such a kind comment! 🙏 I'm happy to hear you found it helpful. It's all about sharing the journey and learning together. If you have any thoughts or questions, feel free to share. Cheers!
@@BlackGirlStocks I really do appreciate that, I promise not to bombard you with questions 😂. Nevertheless I am new to this and I'm looking to soak up all the good information. I am the one to create generational wealth and leave a legacy for my family. Thank you again friend! You are blessed.
Thank you! I’m going to have to try ITM or ATM some time.
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Wow.... I've been trading options for 3 years this is the best video I've seen hands down, I've learnt more to improve my skills. Black girl rock.
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Finally, somebody putting it in simple layman’s terms. Thank you so much.❤
Hey! I'm really glad to hear you found it helpful. Keeping things simple is what I aim for. Thanks for the love! ❤ If there's anything else you're curious about or need a hand with, just let me know. 😊
Your videos are all amazing, but I caught the reference to your 3 and had to laugh and comment. Keep up the amazing videos. :)
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Excellent description! I'm now a fan.
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Y'all need to throw these videos a thumbs up! So much great info and easy to understand.
Great job on your videos girl, you are a natural teacher.
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I'm going to do more options trading now. Thanks for the video.
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I used to think options was gambling. Thanks for showing me otherwise and explain things so well. Great video!
Haha, yeah, I know options can sometimes feel like gambling, but there's definitely more to it than that! I'm really happy the video proved helpful in clarifying things for you, and I appreciate the kind words.
Make sure you stick around - we'll keep breaking things down in a way that's easy to understand. And if you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out anytime.
Just downloaded Robinhood and bought some options. I hope I didn’t just make a stupid choice 😂. Thanks for breaking down some of the questions I had.
Thank you very much, You dont know how much you have helped me. You're the only person who broke this down in a way that I can understand. Now, I really understand moneyness....I dont have to always go by the definition that Ive read.
Glad I could help
She absolutely nailed this. I trade ATM options for the exact reason she specified: vega will inflate the premium like crazy on ATM options. High volatility stocks will give you the crazy moves that truly inflate these contracts.
The only thing I do not do is set market orders…that’s a good way to zap your potential profits. Limit orders are the way.
Totally with you on that! 😄 It's awesome to see the strategy hitting home, especially when it comes to the sweet spot ATM options can offer with that vega bump. And yeah, high volatility stocks are like the secret ingredient for that extra 'whoosh' in contract values, right?
Oh, and you're preaching to the choir about market orders! They sure can take a bite out of your profits if not careful. Limit orders are definitely the smarter move to keep those potential gains in check. Thanks for adding that tip; it's a solid reminder for anyone getting into the trade game. Keep those insights coming!
WOW This was great. explains why I can't get a spy buy to work out. I should be risking more with ITM trades and wait for it to move fast . I also love that you respond to your video's. Keep up the great work.
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This was best explanation I have ever seen on the internet and you doing it with examples was extremely helpful.
Can you do similar video how to do covered call on against a stock if you have 100 shares to generate some income? I got my notification turned on waiting :)
Yes thank you for requesting ✅✅📈
So, so, dope. The editing is otherworldly and your example trades are beyond helpful! You are a blessing and I thank you!!
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Keep rocking it, and if you ever need more insights or hit a bump on the road, you know where to find more awesome lessons. Here's to making all that knowledge work for you! ❤️🚀
In the discord group but had to come back to this video to brush up on the differences again. 💯
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Thank You, this video helped a newbie understand the reasons for choosing strike prices
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Omg..this is what I have been waiting for..so glad you started off with RH color displayed for simple or beginners...But TOS was good too
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Your videos are so far the best, glad I found you. I'm a novice, I like your videos on setting up TOS👍
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Super easy to follow and great examples!
Thank you so much! I appreciate your feedback
Loved this video! Especially when you give examples of buying all 3. Now question is ITM vs Deep ITM…. I would love if you can do a video on that please?!
So happy to hear you loved the video and found the examples useful! 😄 Oh, and talking about ITM vs. deep ITM is a great idea. I'll definitely think about making a video on that. Thanks for the suggestion! Stay tuned!
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Best explanation of all time showing All 3 potential.
But I always favour ITM cause it always has value to begin with
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No cap! I kept going over your videos. Idk why I wasn’t giving it the time of day. And I want to say sorry! This was a phenomenal video and you have a new subscriber for sure
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I'm new to option trading, great info , thank you!
Thank you! You're in for a world of amazing opportunities
Hi great videos,I wanted to ask a question: once I have Tiblio is that the only tool Ill use to find "bullish"options,Thanks🙂
Thank you, in my honest opinion it’s just a tool, but you need to know how to approach each position. You still want to know what’s going on with the stock like fundamentals and patterns.
My God I had so many questions I am a new trader and you answer all them in one video good job and thanks
Thank you sooo soo much!
Thanks, you made it very easy to understand! Great voice too nice to listen haha
Hey, glad to hear that you found it helpful and easy to understand! Plus, your compliments on my voice just made my day, haha! Always great to have listeners who enjoy the ?sound? of the show as much as the content. Thanks again!
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when buying put options on robinhood do you buy OTM or ITM?
Its your decision of what to chose based on your outlook. Thats discussed in the video
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Great video. I bought a call, out of the money of lucid stock and the price moved 4 dollars but I didn’t see much profit. I think its because it was driven down at first ( manipulation) and then it went green and all the way back up again. So I guess it affected the price.
Implied volatility also remember OTM options have lower Delta value
Entertaining and Informative. Great job! Peace.
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Thank you I finally get it now....
I'm so glad to hear that you getting into options trading. Keep up the great work, and remember, we're always here to help you on your journey. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, don't hesitate to ask. Happy trading! 😊🚀
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@@BlackGirlStocks are you going live for the picks of the week ?
It’ll be uploaded right after we go live at 6 CST
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Hey black girl stocks!! Thank you so much for all the information you provide! I started watching your channel maybe a month or so ago and have so many takeaways already! Even made a few $100 using the information You taught in the option Greeks and spread videos! Signed up for think or swim 2 days ago! The AAPL example in this video showed the movement of the options for days that had already passed. I know the market can make dramatic shifts within seconds but, how accurate do you think think or swim is in predicting, or aiding in, the movement of future trades before you decide to go with a call or put for an option?
What do you mean predicting? The MMM Value?
@black girl stocks: predicting whether you choose to do a call or put for a certain option you’re analyzing for future use. The example in this video, and the on demand video, showed a play for a date that had already passed. How are you using think or swim paper trading as a tool to gauge the upward or downward movement of an stock prior to buying/selling a call or put for its option? Thanks!
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Wow, thank you SO much for those incredibly kind words! It truly means the world to me to hear that the channel is making such a positive impact. 🌟 I'm just over here doing what I love, hoping it can help others feel a bit more confident and informed, no matter where they're at in their journey.
Your encouragement and blessings are deeply appreciated! 🙏 It's comments like yours that keep me motivated and excited to create more content. Let's keep the learning and growing going together.
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Thanks for the explanation. What I dont understand is, if the current stock is at 100 and I want to buy an option strike price at 120. If the stock goes up past 120 I can buy the stock at 100? Thanks
When you buy an option with a $120 strike price, it's like making a deal to purchase those 100 shares at $120 each, regardless of what the current market price is later on. So if that stock price shoots up to $170 (for example), you've got yourself a sweet deal because you still get to buy at $120 and then immediately sell them back at the current market price of $170. That's the beauty of options - they give you the chance to lock in a price early and potentially benefit if the market swings your way.
@@BlackGirlStocks OK now I understand. Big thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Newbie here! In your example you started with Amazon but then you gave option price of apple? Please tell me if I’m missed something…. Thank you❤️
Yes I put in the video that I decided to switch to Apple. Cheaper options
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@Black Girl Stocks Hello and thank you for all of your videos. I’ve learned a lot from watching them! Hey so I’m still confused about something. so I noticed that when ITM for calls, the strike price gets lower than the STOCK PRICE? it’s my understanding that a call is betting that the price will go up not down? Same with puts… ITM, STRIKE PRICE goes up above the stock price when it should be going down? Should I just choose ITM REGARLES IT IS A PUT OR CALL? For example: I want to buy a put on target (because I believe it will go down from current price ($149.36) to ($145.00) but I want the ITM option, how do you go about it? NOTE: I’m just using ITM AS THE ONLY EXAMPLE so no one else gets confuse. Once I figure the ITM situation the rest is cake 🎂. Thank you in advanced!
Great video. Trying to learn how to trade options. I bought a book called “options trading simplified for beginners”. Are there any books that you recommend to read that is a bit more challenging. After reading this book I hope to be able to read something more intermediate. I have a good understanding of stock investing because I majored in finance but trading is a whole different ball game. Once again great job with the video and I look forward to check more of your stuff out.
Ah, got it! If you're looking for a step up from beginner's material, "Trading Options Greeks: How Time, Volatility, and Other Pricing Factors Drive Profits" by Dan Passarelli is a fantastic read. With your finance background, you'll surely appreciate the deeper dive into the more intricate mechanics of options trading.
It's a great bridge into the more intermediate territory and should be pretty insightful for you. Happy exploring that one, and glad you're enjoying the content.
@@BlackGirlStocks thanks for the recommendation. I will def check out this book next. Keep doing ya thing on TH-cam! You got great stuff.
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Question let’s say Apple is trading at $185 I buy a call ITM at $179 does that mean I’d be making profit of the bat as long as the stock price doesn’t drop below $179
Getting straight into your Apple stock call situation: Yes, buying an in-the-money (ITM) call option like at $179 when the stock is trading at $185 puts you in a potentially profitable spot from the get-go. This is mainly because the call option gives you the right, though not the obligation, to buy the stock at $179, which is already cheaper than the market price.
But here’s the deal, it’s not just about the difference between the strike price and the current stock price. You have to consider the premium you paid for the call. This premium eats into your profit. So, for you to actually make a profit, Apple’s stock needs to not just stay above $179; it needs to stay above $179 plus whatever premium you paid.
And don't forget the other factors like expiration dates and those tricky Greeks! Options lose value as they approach their expiration (that's theta for you), and how sensitive the option price is to changes in the stock price (hello, delta!) plays a big part too. Options trading isn't just about those initial numbers; it’s a bit more dynamic, so keep an eye on those aspects too.
My OTM pain story which was 100% my fault for not checking the calendar during earning season. The company sent the wrong report out that said they missed their target. Regardless if I would have spent 1 second to pull down the screen and 👀 I would have never touched it. Thank God for Risk Management.
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I love these vids, awesome, would you help me set up the scanner on think or swim?
I have a playlist of videos for thinkorswim that might help you out
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How to get approval for option trading if you want to just do Puts?
What’s the minimum balance of cash settle to get approval.
You will need to correctly input information to their questionnaire. Each platform has different standards. You'll find more of the info needed by contacting the broker you are using.
This literally just saved me a Zoom call! 😂🙌🏾 All the questions I had written down for me to ask you were answered in this video…Did IG give you the Boosie treatment 😆 or did you intentionally disable it? I can’t find you!
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Thank you!
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Now how do you pick the price if you don't pick market?
its just your preference with the limit price (bid and ask) I go into detail on this in this video.
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You always keep the premium
That's a great question. So, when you sell an option (you could be selling a call or a put), you receive a premium upfront. If that option expires worthless (meaning the price of the underlying stock didn't hit the strike price), then yes, you'd get to keep that entire premium.
However, if the option is exercised or assigned, you might have to buy or sell the underlying stock at the strike price, which could potentially offset some (or more than) that premium you initially received.
So, the quick answer is, yes you do usually keep the premium, but the overall picture could change based on the movement of the underlying stock's price.