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Exploring Various Option Strategies Are you looking to enhance your trading knowledge and maximize your potential in the options market? One of the keys to success in options trading is understanding and effectively using a variety of option strategies. In this article, we’ll explore some of the most common and popular option strategies that traders employ to manage risk, generate income, and capitalize on market movements. 1. Covered Call A covered call is a conservative strategy where an investor owns a stock and sells a call option on that stock. This strategy generates income in the form of the premium from the call option, which can help offset potential losses in the stock position if the stock’s price declines. ...

Protective Put Strategy: A Beginner’s Guide If you’re a novice investor looking to protect your investments from potential downturns in the stock market, the protective put strategy is an essential tool to consider. In this guide, we’ll explore the protective put strategy, how it works, and how you can use it to safeguard your portfolio. What Is a Protective Put? A protective put, often referred to as a “married put,” is an options trading strategy designed to protect your stock holdings from significant declines in value. It combines two primary components: ...

Trading QQQ with Covered Calls: A Success Story Hello, fellow traders! I’m excited to share a remarkable journey of trading QQQ (Invesco QQQ Trust) using the Covered Call strategy, which resulted in substantial growth in my investment portfolio. This story is a testament to the potential of options trading to enhance returns and manage risk effectively. The Covered Call Strategy: A Primer The Covered Call strategy is a popular options trading technique that combines stock ownership with the sale of call options. This strategy is particularly attractive for investors who hold a bullish view on a stock or ETF and seek to generate additional income from their existing holdings. ...

First of all, please familiarize yourself with options in this blog post. I’ll summarize it here. A call option gives the buyer the right to purchase 100 shares of a stock. Let’s say you own 1 AAPL call option at strike price $200, that means you can buy the 100 shares of AAPL at $200. If the AAPL price at that time is $250, it means you can pocket $50 per share. That’s $5000. Now, if the AAPL price is at $150, you’ll lose $5000 instead. ...

#TheStrat learning guide Since I discovered #finwit, I’ve been consistently spending quite a bit of time on twitter trying to hone my trading skill. I recently came across something called the #theStrat. I’ve backtested the strategy with many old charts and I was suprised by how well it has worked. As I am trying to get better at #theStrat, I realized there’s so much unstructured information on the internet and it could become overwhelming for someone trying to learn it. I am hoping the following guide can help the new great trader, like you. Help a fellow trader, share this page. ...

A short strangle consists of one short call with a higher strike price and one short put with a lower strike. Both options have the same underlying stock and the same expiration date, but they have different strike prices. Since you are selling both the put and the call, you are collecting premium. As long as the stock price doesn’t go below the put strike, OR go above the call strike, you pocket the premium. ...

Cryptos are becoming mainstream Of couse they are. Take a look at this. El Salvador has officially adopted bitcoin as legal tender. Why Are Athletes Demanding To Be Paid In Bitcoin? Here’s Why Big Banks Are Going All In On Crypto: Should You Follow Suit? ** TL:DR - we are talking about JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs Banks Tried to Kill Crypto and Failed. Now They’re Embracing It (Slowly). WTF are cryptos Simply put, a crytocurrency is a form of digital payment that isn’t depended on a central montetary authority such as the government. Everyone owns it. We can get technical and talk about blockchains and such, but I’d rather not. If you’d like to learn more about the technicality of cryptos, this article is a good start. ...

options and the power of options According to this site, Options are essentially contracts between two parties that give holders the right to buy or sell an underlying asset at a certain price within a specific amount of time. There’s quite a bit to learn about options. I’ve been trading options for nearly 5 years and I can tell you I’ve only scratched the surface. Here, I am doing two things to help you. ...

Don’t believe me? See these pictures Here’s YTD stats: TD ⬆️ 29.5% RY ⬆️ 27.5% CM ⬆️37.46% NA ⬆️ 45.15% BMO ⬆️ 44.74% BNS ⬆️ 21.78% HCG ⬆️ 46% Compare that to the high techs: AAPL ⬆️ 17.8% TSLA ⬆️ 48% NVDA ⬆️ 126.7% MSFT ⬆️ 55.7% Everyone is taking about inflations. That’s great. You may want to read this article to understand how banks make money. “Banks categorize their revenue into two broad areas based on how it is generated – net interest income and non-interest income. ...

#TheStrat learning guide Since I discovered #finwit, I’ve been consistently spending quite a bit of time on twitter trying to hone my trading skill. I recently came across something called the #theStrat. I’ve backtested the strategy with many old charts and I was suprised by how well it has worked. As I am trying to get better at #theStrat, I realized there’s so much unstructured information on the internet and it could become overwhelming for someone trying to learn it. I am hoping the following guide can help the new great trader, like you. ...