Everything You Need to Master Options Greeks! 📈 Δ 𝚯 Ɣ

[@pab87-d8f]

I have heard a few videos already about Greeks, but this is honestly the best explanation. Credit must be given to you all; great teaching; thank you much.

[@ai_bieu]

thank you, greeks weren't as intimidating as I originally thought, and actually seem quite helpful for planning a trade.

[@joannelim1083]

Thank you for the well explained Greeks. The best explanation on Gamma that I have come across.

[@OptionsPlay]

Thank you so much!

[@Alfy47]

Woow ! Excellent presentation by the lady ! I am new in options but I did got a clear idea of the role the different greeks play in the price and in the mechanics. I also noticed you have a complete course which I will follow. Thanks to both for the lucid explanation.!

[@OptionsPlay]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sahilsambyal4968]

The presentation was good but the concept of Vega is not as simple as explained. In fact, of all the Greeks, its the Vega which is actually unknown because it is connected to "implied" volatility which is subjective. Also, the Vega value depicts the change in premium per 1% change in IV. From that standpoint, I agree what you said at 54:54 that it has relatively lesser impact on premium but in practical terms, IV can change by an appreciable percentage within a short period of time. Therefore, such IV spikes can have a significant impact on the overall position (especially with long DTE strategies). So, I believe Vega (and implied volatility) is the most important Greek in options trading.

[@eversunnyguy]

Wonderful graphics and slides....

[@pravgim6228]

Great Work and the Best Options Greek training Period. Jessica Great Job

[@OptionsPlay]

Thank you, Prav!

[@AAmtb]

Great video both of you! Question on option prices: If I look at the price of an option during week of earnings, and the option the week earlier, often the IV values are pretty similar; however, the price of the option during earnings is 2-3x the cost. Why wouldn't the IV reflect the price of the option?

[@kenrairyandindayal9246]

Do you guys have presentation on indicators ?

[@chatch909]

Thank you so much for this valuable lesson.

[@adrienne5925]

Thank you for this lesson! Awesome

[@OptionsPlay]

Thanks for watching!

[@BathSaltBadger]

@35:27 shouldn't the for the Bull Call Spread, shouldn't the Long Call be Negative Theta? and Short Call being positive Theta?

[@travismartinson1813]

I don't worry about the Greeks. All that matters to me is how much intrinsic value I will have at expiration.

[@tomjaques8305]

How can I get the slide deck for this presetnation?

[@tomjaques8305]

I found them!

[@edwinbab705]

What etf sectors ate good and are low and might go higher?

[@AJ-iu6nw]

Semiconductors

[@edwinbab705]

@@AJ-iu6nw only or utilities or maybe other ETFs?

[@princepaulose6614]

Yeahh better than this one was the one Dan did. So much more knowledge. I wish tony had taken the class. She has good knowledge of the greeks but not a good teacher/ speaker. But Dan's class was super helpful.

[@FA-fo1gu]

Didn’t like this combination of speakers.I came to this site only because of tony method of explanation. Disappointed viewer