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Nice thank you
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Yea i agree
For the next 2 months even including Saturday and Sundays
Im good working on some news stuff got a new work schedule today starting monday ill be working 3am to 3pm and trying keep my boys active with there off season i setup some dry land training for stick and puck handling
How are you Garyst
Hello Yes i am just got busy with work and other things and trying keep my boys active with there off season
Hello everyone
Your welcome
On the cover call on your stock if you put it up for a cover call and the expiration date say next friday and you write a contract a dollar above the stock price if no one buys your contract then your stocks can be called away now if someone did buy the contract and it didnt hit the strick price then the person that bought the contract has the option to buy the shares of the stock or let it expire worthless then you get to keep your stock and the person money for the contract sorry for the late reply
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Sorry i cut the webinar short i have a really bad head cold
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Thats fine Garyst im going record it
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Ok i will check into the site this i should have the time posted
Saturday be good for me
Garyst let me know when you can be available for the webinar also keep your eye on http://optionstalk.net emails will have updates for webinars
yea i didn't hold one yesterday i was busy with the move on the site I'm going hold it next weekend
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I can do the 7th after 4
Yea I forgot it's mother day I could do it on the 7th that's why I asked to sign up at http://optionstalk.net and send me a DM so I have a idea how many going be there
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If anyone is interest in my options webinar this Sunday it's free just PM/DM me with your email
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Yes this Sunday at 1pm Central time
Here are some key factors we will be going over in our webinar on sunday
What Kind Of Trader Are You
Pattern Day Trader is a term defined by FINRA to describe a stock market trader who executes 4 (or more) day trades in 5 business days in a margin account, provided the number of day trades are more than six percent of the customer's total trading activity for that same five-day period.
Swing trading is a short-term strategy used by traders to buy and sell stocks whose technical indicators suggest an upward or downward trend in the near future -- generally one day to two weeks.
Scalping is a trading strategy that attempts to make many profits on small price changes. Traders who implement this strategy will place anywhere from 10 to a couple hundred trades in a single day in the belief that small moves in stock price are easier to catch than large ones.
Margin Account
A margin account is an account offered by brokerages that allows investors to borrow money to buy securities. An investor might put down 50% of the value of a purchase and borrow the rest from the broker. The broker charges the investor interest for the right to borrow money and uses the securities as collateral.
Options Levels
Option Approval Levels
OPTION LEVELS
STRATEGIES
ABBREVIATED
Level 1
Covered Call, Long Protective Puts
Long Stock & (-c)
Level 2
Long call/put
(+c) / (+p)
Level 3
Spreads
{(+c) & (-c)}
{(+p) & (-p)}
Level 4
Uncovered or Naked
(-c) / (-p)
Whats A Call a call is when the stock is in a up trend
Whats A Put a put is when a stock is in a down trend
Whats a Strike Price
the strike price where you think the stock price is going be at
ITM/OTM
Very true just got have the education on options and be ready to make there first option trade
Option trading is more complicated than trading stock. And for a first-timer, it can be a little intimidating. That’s why many investors decide to begin trading options by buying short-term calls. Especially out-of-the-money calls (strike price above the stock price), since they seem to follow a familiar pattern: buy low, sell high.
But for most investors, buying out-of-the-money short-term calls is probably not the best way to start trading options. Let’s look at an example of why.
Imagine you’re bullish on stock XYZ, trading at $50. As a beginning option trader, you might be tempted to buy calls 30 days from expiration with a strike price of $55, at a cost of $0.15, or $15 per contract. Why? Because you can buy a lot of them. Let’s do the math. (And remember, one option contract usually equals 100 shares.)
Purchasing 100 shares of XYZ at $50 would cost $5000. But for the same $5000, you could buy 333 contracts of $55 calls, and control 33,300 shares. Holy smokes.
Imagine XYZ hits $56 within the next 30 days, and the $55 call trades at $1.05 just prior to expiration. You’d make $29,921.10 in a month ($34,965 sale price minus commissions)
$4,995 initially paid minus commissions)
At first glance, that kind of leverage is very attractive indeed.
One of the problems with short-term, out-of-the-money calls is that you not only have to be right about the direction the stock moves, but you also have to be right about the timing. That ratchets up the degree of difficulty.
Furthermore, to make a profit, the stock doesn’t merely need to go past the strike price within a predetermined period of time. It needs to go past the strike price plus the cost of the option. In the case of the $55 call on stock XYZ, you’d need the stock to reach $55.15 within 30 days just to break even. And that doesn’t even factor in commissions or taxes.
In essence, you’re asking the stock to move more than 10% in less than a month. How many stocks are likely to do that? The answer you’re looking for is, “Not many.” In all probability, the stock won’t reach the strike price, and the options will expire worthless. So in order to make money on an out-of-the-money call, you either need to outwit the market, or get plain lucky.
Imagine the stock rose to $54 during the 30 days of your option’s lifetime. You were right about the direction the stock moved. But since you were wrong about how far it would go within a specific time frame, you’d lose your entire investment.
If you’d simply bought 100 shares of XYZ at $50, you’d be up $400 (minus commission )
Even if your forecast was wrong and XYZ went down in price, it would most likely still be worth a significant portion of your initial investment. So the moral of the story is:
Don’t get suckered in by the leverage you get from buying boatloads of short-term, out-of-the-money calls.
On the other hand, don’t get the false impression that you should avoid calls altogether — this site outlines several ways to use them. In fact, this section alone includes three plays for beginners to get their feet wet, and two of them do involve calls.
The reason we chose these strategies is because they’re designed to enhance your stock portfolio. For now, rookies should aim for a balance between trading stocks and using options when you feel it’s appropriate.....
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Yap I'll be going over some of that's stuff in the webinar
Yes one contract at 1.50x100 would cost 150.+ Commission and sold it at 9.70x100 would be 970+ commission for one contract so your profit would be 820.
I was looking at weekly that expire next Friday the cost of the NFLX put strike 105 was at 1.50 now it's at 9.70
It's a good thing Garyst