This guy is such a good teacher, i would be keen for him to do a course for me, how can i get in touch

I was soo confused with this topic, I looked for videos that would clear my doubts and finally found this one. so beautifully and easily explained .

Swear to god, this is by far the best video for option trading. Thank You for your creating this content helping so many student and people to learn option in the easiest way possible.

it is realy help keep making this type of video, help community

Thank you very much! 😊

Best video! Bravo!

I have lost so much money

Do you guys have a system for futures trading ?

THE BEST!!

These presentations are gold. Great work! Thank you!

yeah this is crazy how many big channels try to explain this and they can not, this dude is like a real teacher... thanks so much!

Awesome video!

I am new to options, and have been trying it using Robinhood. I am wondering why you prefer thinkorswim? Despite the cost that could add up pretty fast if you increase the volume. Do you have any recommendations regarding platforms in 2024? Thank you

As an investor who loves US stock options, I must say this uSMART promotion is amazing! Zero commissions, no minimum order fees, support for trading index options products (SPX, VIX, NDX, DJX, OEX, and XSP), and multiple strategies supported (put options, covered call strategies, vertical spread strategies) - it's truly a trading platform tailored just for me!

Excellent video - one of the best educational videos i have watched. You made sense of a complex issue, many thanks!

Well explain. THANK YOU.

great video. thanks

Y'all need to go to this channel. Go there and LEARN. You won't be disappointed

Maybe I'm missing something but it appears 1/2 of this strategy is selling a naked call, which I understand is a great way to get wrecked if you get assigned. Especially if it's a high price stock/etf.

Love the chill vibe of this video. Cant believe the YT Algo isnt making this easy to find, happy I found it.

Quite helpful, thanks.

The senario2 > we still entry at 75 $ , i confuse why is 73 ? then make P/L +0.5??? how to ?

Great video thanks! So if i understand well if the stock is close to $85 you can just protect your your call option by buying 100 stock? Ideally at $85 or less and therefore you lock your profit from the short put and neutralize the loss of your short call?

One thing people need to realize is when sell calls. As long as your strike price is above your cost basis your, "loss" is actually "potential loss" because you are actually making profit based on selling above your cost basis... This is why the wheel strategy is a thing.

you can do it, but you have to be really disciplined and know how a stock will run with a particular news. example, during a bear market a phase one topline news for a drug will run premarket up a dollar or two. depending on if the DOW is up or down that day will dictate how the stock will run for the rest of the day during regular hours. if it's up, hold and sell around 11: 30. if its down. wait for the dip and buy around 11:30. always wait 10 to 20 mintues after the market opens before you buy just to be safe. if the support levels are increasing, buy.

I wasted so much time watching video on the same subject. But, you're video is to the point that you give examples after the content that you are trying to teach. This information is explained in very clear, precise, basic terminology that anyone could understand. Thank you for also teaching the concept of options trading in order. Great, Keep it up.

Do NOT hold onto losing trades waiting for them to become winners! Thats how your account will go bust.

what book did he read from ? 😆- this video broke a lot of traders

For you to comment on candles and patterns, you have to have the thorough knowledge about them, which surely you do have but let your followers also gain the experience about them even they might be useless and let them decide.

You gotta watch a few videos to get it all, but this one really puts it all together for me. Thank you skyview trading, you’re a lifesaver.

Wish you would devote a complete video to this depressing concept. There must be a way to address and overcome this or many would not be in the market.

What are the prerequisites for SkyViewTrading training especially regarding option trading knowledge?

I have always felt that us retail market trader wanna-bees are just easy marks for the "professional" traders who have unlimited access to inside information and tools that the rest of us will never have.

How do traders without access to after-market-trading, account for being shut out of this arena? Does it matter? Should it matter? Why does this situation exist?

I have come to appreciate "the hand". Part of this reminds me of the movie, "Moneyball" when Brad Pitt's character is selling the idea of, "They (his potential team new hires) get on base...OBP." Already have the grey hair so...

Do you have a video which demonstrates adjusting either side of the IC, to address movement of the stock which threatens to breach either side of the IC strategy? @8:42 - 8:45 when you say "probability of ITM at 13%" aren't you clicking on an OTM Call at the $260 strike price? What am I missing?

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it's not a theory at firs place

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Like this "simplified" approach at an easy pace and a reasonable "bite size" amount of information.

Looks like a site with useful information. However, the continuous writing hand, is very, very annoying. Just do a voice over to make your points, and let it go at that.

Subscribed and clicked the bell icon! Thanks 😊

Hi, can you tell me if you know what brokers in UK do options? Thanks

Quick question, you said @10:25 that you made $1200 minus the premium of $500. Will you have to actually buy 100 shares of the stock in order to get the profit of 700 when you exercise the call option?

Thank you for your tutorial. I have started spread trading❤

Hi, I'm new here, I was wondering if there was a fourth parameter that influences the option price, that is market sentiment? So for two call options with the same Intrinsic value, time to expiration and volatility, one in a bullish market would be worth more that one in a bear market, does this make sense?

Having tried several websites and yt videos, this is by far the best and clearest explanation - thank you!!

If the stock is 60$ and I do a put for 55, why is the break even 54.69? Why would it not be 55$???

Best videos so far in explaining options. However, when discussing changes in Greeks value you keep referring to "point" changes but don't you mean "dollar" changes? There is a difference from a change in point vs. a change in dollar? You seem to go back and forth with these descriptions.

I like to explain it it’s easy and simple. Thanks a lot for the video.