What are Stock Options - 590 Dollar Profit in One Day using a Call Option



http://www.learn-stock-options-trading.com use this formula to break free from the limited income rut. Learn about puts and calls and see that options trading is by far the most cost-effective way of trading on the stock market. And if done correctly it's also the smartest way to invest. Related text lessons to go with those videos: http://www.learn-stock-options-trading.com/what-are-stock-options.html Also, be sure to check out our channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/optionstradingmentor

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  1. Are these option good to use for level 1 beginning option traders?
  2. Hey Travis Great video Thanks!
    Just wondering why couldnt you just buy the shares at the time they were cheap without contract(at the time of paying premium) and wait for it to rise and then sell. Same as buying the stock with the contract and sell. Both same Buying price and selling price? Is that correct?
  3. So a recession is coming soon, in this case, buying put options are how we make money in recessions?
  4. Is it safe to say stock option is the better option to invest in, since you can make profit both ways, when the stock falls and when it goes up ...
  5. so the option price moves by the same amount of points as the equity?
  6. what company do you use for this demostration
  7. I am a foreigner, can i trade options ? How n Where to open account ? Pls adv Thank you.
  8. Thanks, That was very helpful.
  9. say if i buy a (Call) and the stock drops, does that mean i lose all my money?
  10. can I make 100 to 1000 in two weeks
  11. I would like to talk with a stock options mentor about trading credit spreads or other income producing strategies at your convenience.
  12. From my limited understanding, stock options are contracts that you are purchasing that allow you to purchase stock at a given price within a given time. What I don't understand is: Ultimately, how can someone buy a contract if they couldn't possibly afford to actually make-good on purchasing the 100 shares (even if it's for a profit)? 

    So in other words: If I buy a call option that declares I can purchase a stock at $200.00 within X amount of time, and after purchasing that contract the stock jumps to $400.00, how is it that I can stand to gain anything if I cant afford to pay the initial 100 shares x $200.00 = $20,000.00? It's like I just purchased a contract that would break-the-bank if I purchased the stock.

    If the answer is: "You just sell the contract". Then: 1. What happens if no one wants to buy it from me? 2. It doesn't seem logical that anyone could buy a contract even when it is quite clear they could never afford it.

    Thanks.
  13. Hi, I knew about options and also traded options before but I never knew that I was doing it all wrong but yet I still profiting. I love to day trade, I'm not a swing trader and day trading is what I wanna do for the rest of my life, I have great strategies but don't have $25k. My question to you is, if you're day trading options, which month expiration contract would be the best? Would it be the current month the next month or the months ahead? I ask this question because of the time decay..
  14. You'd have to contact your broker. Every broker platform is different. I merely just hit sell.
  15. i have a question. After you purchase say for example a call option and lets use example figures. say you purchased a call option for 1.20 on a stock thats say $20 and your option/stock trends up in value to $30 and you want to sell and make that $10 a share, how do you exactly excercise your option and make that money. im a bit confused here. please help. thank you
  16. i am looking for a mentor.. i think this person knows what is he talking about..i been looking for months but none of them seems to be intrested to teach..kindly pm or reply back to this message
  17. my guess is that you are buying european options, and european options cannot be sold before expiry, so your broker denied your naked options, correct?
  18. where can i fine q mentor
  19. I use thinkorswim, but I wouldn't do uncovered option trading as it's too risky. Start out with defined risk strategies.
  20. I'm not following your question, but I will say options are somewhat riskier than stocks. It just depends on who's trading them and if they have the emotionally maturity to be a trader. But ALL investing has risk, the more risk, the more potential for gain as well as loss.


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