Easy Option Trading: Understanding Options & The Greeks [Part 2 of 6]

This is the second preview video out of the Easy Option Trading program. In Part 2: Understanding Options & The Greeks, you will learn the principles and core mechanics on how options work which will help increase your odds for long-term success in the Market. Part 2 of Easy Option Trading is a 90-minute training module that is going to teach you the fundamentals of trading options, understanding what “in-the-money” is and how options are priced, how to read the options chain, the importance of DELTA, the GAMMA factor in options, time decay in options, THETA risk, understanding volatility & VEGA, and lastly how to read an option to make sure you're ready for Part 3: Chart Patterns & Technical Indicators. Learn more at: http://www.EasyOptionTrading.com

Comments

1. there is no space in the audio. its hard to understand
2. I want to learn ITM
3. What software are you using to analyze the data?
4. Under the market price approaching the strike price = out of the money for general options? I thought it was like that for PUT only. Call would be out of the money while approaching and in the money above the strike.
5. Very concise explanation of the basics. Watch this video over and over.
6. Madnss DR Im not sure if you are a member of Tastytrade.com (or Dough.com).But if you send them an email,they can get you to the right people at TD Ameritrade for any upgrades you are looking for.
7. Tyler, I desperately need your help. I have been denied on three separate occasions by TDameritrade to upgrade my options trading. I know options are the best way to get a return on investment (as well as super risky), but no matter what I fill out on the form they deny me... I have watched your video on what to fill out, but it does not seem to matter to them... any tips? I need money badly to help pay for college before I get kicked out.. any help would be greatly appreciated!
8. Love your work. Keep the videos coming
9. I think for vega, you meant % point change in implied vol. as opposed to % change.