How to Trade Options like a GOD

[@InTheMoneyAdam]

Here’s the LED ticker: www.etsy.com/listing/594448191/led-ticker-wifi-clock-with-weather Not an affiliate, just have lots of people asking.

[@Foreheadsnatcher]

You've got to do something about these scammer trying to act like you

[@sortaforida718]

How much did you pay for the ticker display in the background. I can't believe you actually have one.

[@korbels]

Discord link is expired

[@exodusfivesixfivesix8050]

I use volMACD, TTM, Schaffer, and hidden asachi and I'm pretty ok.

[@jtrade7737]

@@Foreheadsnatcher or you can be be adult and realize when someone is scamming you :)

[@akin242002]

Usually 2 types of options works for me: 1) Selling cash covered puts in bullish months. 2) Buying calls on profitable S&P 500 companies 2 weeks before earning report. Sell out of the call 2-3 business before earnings call.

[@newhampshirelifestyle4233]

I have been trading options for over 15 years. I have learned to focus on covered calls, vertical spreads, cash secured puts and long calls/long puts. I got better with Fibonacci levels and other technical indicators. But I avoid day trading. I am more of a position swing trader.

[@jayinvest6453]

I like that method of trading.....

[@arthur-qm8qs]

What is Fibonacci

[@havaneseday]

It's a type of Italian food. Similar to spaghetti ​@@arthur-qm8qs

[@farloux]

guys after trading 15 years this person learned to focus on most of the option strategies possible! what a feat!

[@malikA1_]

@@farloux😭

[@alex5308]

100% agree. LEAPS, Covered Calls, and Cash Secured Puts is all you need to comfortably make over 20% a year.

[@Milpower]

Is all I do.

[@mubarak3457]

20% a year ???! 😂😂😂😂😂 I make on the average 200% a month doing iron condor and butterfly spreads

[@roborbiettinoisgone392]

@@mubarak3457 Ah damn I can't wait to see you on the richest investors list right next to Warren Buffet

[@elonmuskrat9244]

Warren Buffet made 20% a year for decades. You can too you think?

[@MiauFrito]

@@roborbiettinoisgone392 Imagine spending all of this time and effort just to get double what a simple s&p500 1IQ trade would get you. It's actually quite funny to see how long term investors think that something like 1-2% a day is reality-defying when there are so many freaking channels that focus specifically on trying the biggest possible number of day trading strats to see which ones give the best GOA e.g. in a week-several months span of time and surely a very large quantity of those strats are capable of reaching what this guy claims that he gets

[@MrJohnDaz1]

Your channel has been a game-changer for me. I went from buying options and losing money, to selling options, making money, and leveraging my margin account without worries..

[@mblanco2000]

@InThêMonęy # Admin Starting to try to grasp leaps, but then selling options is the opposite correct? I am trying to figure out all your videos, and how they are laid out in regards to understanding what I might try first in the progression of complexity.

[@lc9991x]

Your content is gold. You should do a video about how mergers/acquisitions and stock splits/reverse splits can effect option contracts. You’d surely explain it better than anyone else I’ve seen try

[@BP-vr3rt]

He's not qualified to talk about those matters. The only person who was qualified on youtube was Mike Stathis, but YT banned him cause he was exposing the frauds

[@Zachary-Daiquiri]

Im a beginner that got in on the gamestop hype. I wanted to learn more so i started searching youtube and found your videos. You helped me learn enough to be able to fundamentally understand options, and sniff out all the new active traders and gurus roaming on message boards. Im willing to bet im not alone. You have had a positive impact on the people who were willing to learn how this all works. Thank you.

[@kane99560]

"Develop yourself professionally"....best advice i have seen given by a youtube trading guru...a buddy of mine tried to convince me we could trade full time and i am like why? I have a 6 figure job which is guaranteed money....I like trading but anything i make in the market is extra. Cant imagine the stress of surviving solely based on my trades...If a trade goes side ways its not the end of the world for me.

[@MT-qq1rq]

I had given up my 6 figure job to do option trading FT recently. Event though I made 6 figure but my work was not advancing my knowledge and the long hours exacerbated my dislike for the job even stronger. Fortunately, I have been investing for many years so I do have a good account size to trade for a consistent cash flow. I mainly sell covered calls, run the wheel, buy LEAPS and sell calls against the LEAPS and trading vertical spreads. I have learned so much from Adam and a few other youtubers about trading option. My heart told me do something that I'm passionate about and enjoy then my gut told me to go for it. I do not regret my decision because everyday I'm looking forward to trade when opportunities strike. Lastly, time freedom is priceless. I can do whatever I want with my time, answer to no one but myself. I'm no longer selling my time to a company. So making 6 figure is cool but having time freedom is even cooler.

[@MT-qq1rq]

@@CarsandCats Congrats! Even if I only make 80 to 90% of my previous salary via trading option, I consider that a win. At certain point, making a little more money does not equate to more happiness. If you make 100k, increasing it to 120k would not make a big impact to one's life IMO.

[@kane99560]

I hear what you guys are all saying...at a certain point in life the cost benefit of working for yourself trading full time may be attractive...but there are alot of people jumping into this thinking theyre gonna make a living when the reality more savy traders are happy to sell them contracts and take their premiums..for most it would be better to develop a solid career and use that fuel your investing till you have a substantial portfolio...too many kids, and theyre kids, think flipping options can be a full time job.

[@jonicks73]

Same here. Apply the same job skills that allowed you to succeed at your 6 figure job to option wheel strategy. Been “self employed” for 8 months and only wish I learned this ten years ago.

[@MT-qq1rq]

@@kane99560 Yes, I agree that most young kids these days think the market is the best way to get rich quick. These kids need to work first, build up their characters to deal with all kind of shit throwing at them in the corporate world. Invest early and always try to be surrounded by more successful people. Once they have a strong mindset, a good number of years of investing experience and most importantly a good portfolio size, then they can start to do their own things such as starting their dream business or in my case doing full time trading. You need to pay your due first before you can go tackle the world.

[@WhiteBoardFinance]

The finance space has become super slimy. Ton of charlatans out there. Essentially beginners teaching beginners how to become experts.

[@PlatoFacts]

**Charlatans** that’s the word I’ve been looking for🙏🥴

[@EnlightenedSavage]

The financial sector has been slimy for 1000s of years. Don't fool yourself. It's just easier to see.

[@amc3463]

Thoughts on the market moves guy KZbin? And amc

[@pikiwiki]

when there are no standards, everybody's a star

[@ryugurena3327]

Are you telling me that 145 calls on amc are a bad idea?

[@henrikraymond5235]

My advise to beginners to trading is before you enter the market as a trader, you need to have some idea of how you will make decisions to execute your trades. You must know what information you will need to make the appropriate decision on entering or exiting a trade.i knew all these investing and learning form a professional trader . Always seek the assistance of a super trader

[@henrikraymond5235]

i recommend thomas stuart mark

[@marciapalese1037]

I am really curious what dose this Thomas Stuart mark really do i keep seeing his name flood every video I watch about trading .

[@blakealik8819]

I have heard a lot about this Thomas Stuart mark on podcasts how to really be a part of his League?

[@henrikraymond5235]

You can make a research about him with his full name on your browser

[@henrikraymond5235]

Thomas Stuart mark

[@5urg3x]

Step 1: Enable margin Step 2: Buy deep out of the money calls that expire in two days Step 3: Tendies

[@jma3165]

😂😂😂 rip your account

[@missy217]

🤣

[@itzdwalk2u]

This is the way.

[@5urg3x]

@@mattportnoyTLV You absolutely can with Robinhood.

[@5urg3x]

@@mattportnoyTLV I literally just did it last week…

[@sDeezyeazy]

Finally a financial youtuber that's transparent and genuine Edit: if you pull an Andrei Jikh once you hit 1 mil subs ill be pissed, never change

[@sDeezyeazy]

@@TheNotGuruInvestor Yeah he fell off so hard once he got popular. He's who really got me educated and interested in investing 2 years ago. Feels like I'm running the wheel strategy on youtube channels now finding small ones with good content and unsubbing when they get too big and annoying

[@JoBloxJ27]

Adam and Andrei had a bit of a tif for a bit. Apparently, they were suppose to do a video together and Andrei dropped out. Adam has a video about it somewhere.

[@kkp4297]

this guy looks like the WSB mascot, but his principles are the exact opposite of the WSB apes

[@darklight6921]

i know right. now would be time to yolo amc options. tons of loss and gain porn

[@spontaneousbootay]

Yea its hilarious

[@5pecialFX]

Apes are good for theta gang

[@samsonsoturian6013]

Stop calling them apes. The "apes" are the guys that threatened and doxxed me.

[@RidingwithDylan]

“Is the Wall Street Bet’s Guy” - 📍 PIN

[@MrTallandrew]

I do similar investing strategies. I am a little different though, I concentrate my portfolio into around 5 stocks that I have done full DD on, and I really base most of my decisions on the valuation I spend hours and hours going over valuations and what I think the stock is worth. I look for low risk high reward stocks and I go long on them. If the stock is at rock bottom prices and premiums are cheap, I buy ITM leaps 18+ months out, I sell the leaps and convert them into shares then sell covered calls on them once the risk to reward of leaps isnt worth it anymore, If its a stock I dont just want to hold until it hits what I think its worth in the next year, and its a 3 year+ hold I just buy shares and sell far OTM CC's especially if the premium is good, I sell the 45 DTE CCs and exit the trade at 50% profit or 21 DTE which ever comes first, and I dont sell CCs after a huge drop. Im a long term investor but I buy and sell options depending on what my plan is, and I never buy short term calls EVER, I love the leverage that options bring you when the risk to reward is a slam dunk. Thanks for the video man!!!!

[@sunlite9759]

Would you be not better using ETF's instead of spending hours doing DD.

[@tradingarsenal9767]

16:00 SO FREAKING TRUE BRO!!! I was making GOOD $$$ selling merch on eBay. Then when covid hit, I went to trading full time (sources dried up a little, but not enough to prevent me from making $$). I did well at first, but eventually I lost more than I made. Now with a little over 2 yrs in the game, I'm doing Estate Sales, buying storage units at auction, doing retail arbitrage, and developing a youtube channel focused on trading and flipping merchandise, antiques, etc. The mental freedom I have now that I focus on improving my life not only in trading, but in all areas of my life, is 100x more than if I just focused on trading. This is SO MUCH less stressful!

[@Zoozski]

That’s exactly the type of work I’m gearing towards too. Started taking buying and flipping antiques & collectibles seriously back in 2018 stocks as well. Definitely a great business if you have the passion for it

[@MSmith-xq4xw]

A big problem is the common wording of that warning "most traders lose money". That makes people think they ARE successful traders because they make money. It should be worded "most people do not beat the index, long-term". Then people will understand that they may or may not make money actively trading, but odds are they would make more money long-term by just buying index funds.

[@veramonique1724]

Investing in the stock market is the best option to make a passive income. Virtually all the markets are crazy, most people pay more attention to the shiniest position on the graph, I’m keeping a diversified portfolio.

[@danieljamal3709]

The decision to invest is an acknowledgement that it comes with certain risks. Not all investments will do well and some may lose money. However, without risk, there would be no opportunity to potentially earn the higher returns that can help you grow your wealth.

[@veramonique1724]

Remember, diversification is an approach to help manage investment risk. It does not eliminate the risk of loss if security prices decline. Because investing can be complicated, consider working with a financial professional to help guide you on your wealth-building journey.

[@dannyvera8475]

who would you endorse ? I've been in the shadows for too long

[@veramonique1724]

Vivian Klaine Morgan, she is an expert who does the heavy lifting for me, she makes research on stocks, and adds my portfolio with stocks for monthly and yearly earnings.

[@dannyvera8475]

you got any possible means of getting more info on her services?

[@Bluespindle]

Best decision I made was to stop buying options and to start selling options

[@spontaneousbootay]

Ive nearly mastered buying but now i need to make a system for selling.

[@Brannon1009]

@@spontaneousbootay no you haven’t

[@spontaneousbootay]

@@Brannon1009 hahaha ok

[@spontaneousbootay]

@@Brannon1009 stick to keto and video games buddy

[@nc.detail]

I def like this approach, tastyworks is fun to listen and follow for this strategy

[@ChengTeoh]

It feels like there's a not so subliminal message to do the a trade with NVDA.

[@NinjaJerky]

I was just thinking that.

[@SolidBased]

Lol

[@ryuujinusa]

Split hype.

[@Timtimzi]

Ez money .

[@erikaslt]

NVIDIA put me 15% into a hole. bout $6k. It’s a lot for me!

[@busydadrs5608]

Instructions unclear. Placed 90% of portfolio on OOTM calls expiring this Friday.

[@thomas1942]

Guaranteed winner! 🏆

[@DDommmmmy]

This is the way.

[@ZhangtheGreat]

Psh. Amateur. Buying puts expiring tomorrow on a bullish stock is the way to go! 😁

[@chewie1355]

Lol this In this Bull market, you got lucky.

[@MakeMeEggs]

Same

[@coquuii3166]

Not gonna lie Adam. Funny enough your the reason I started investing and options. You helped me start with $398 back in late December 2020 and I turn that to my first $1,000 and I remember I was so fucking happy to see that I did that. I was so freaking proud seeing the money grow and then I could $10,000 and then my first $20,000 and I’m currently chilling in $26,000 range. And the year is barely half way done. I’m so thankful to your videos and I’m still learning and studying. Thank you for your amazing work bro😎 hope you all just keep slowly growing till your happy with your trading goals❤️

[@FKYT]

@InTheMonęy#Admin 🚨 Scamer alert 🚨 you have got to be kidding. Wow the scammers are definitely desperate.

[@jeromemauricio82]

How’s it going now

[@MaxDalton]

Good stuff. The transparency is appreciated.

[@raymond3855]

@CrabApples Bodaciously Bitter Fruit's grow up kid

[@jasonl1184]

adam can you do a comparison of leaps vs buying shares with margin?

[@improcrastinating8063]

Basically buying on margin you have to pay interest. And if it goes to shit you can have a negative balance. LEAPS win.

[@jasonl1184]

@@improcrastinating8063 it’s not that simple. Owning shares even with margin gives you the collateral to write covered calls, which offsets interest.

[@improcrastinating8063]

@@jasonl1184 But limits max gains

[@capcrunch7838]

@@jasonl1184 if your leaps are deep in the money you can also use them as collateral to write covered calls. Its called a pmcc

[@thomasa5619]

Leaps cost you interest too, in the form of theta decay Margin in the US is limited to 2x leverage tho, compared to whatever leverage you get with LEAPs, usually when I trade 6 month expiry OTM options here in Australia.

[@Jbig1430]

Keeping small position sizes makes sense when you have a larger account. When your account is smaller most of your positions will take up 50 to 70% of your account. The real best thing you can tell people with small accounts is focus on growth and as your account grows start to shift over to doing trades based on a percentage of account size.

[@spite3217]

He literally says if you portfolio is too small, make some professional money and put some into long term stocks…

[@KamikazeCash]

I had a dream last night that you had 600k subscribers. I promise I do not often dream about you or your channel. However this does mean 600k subs is right around the corner. Well done building this channel, and I’m glad to see you’re still growing and killin it. Also you’re totally right. New traders on WSB are driving me freaking crazy. They are saying some crazy things, but you know what? At least they’re trading. Once they lose all their money at age 22, they start investing intelligently at age 23. This is a decade earlier than most people invest. In a roundabout way, I am bullish on investing culture. Long term hold.

[@TheShadowFREEK]

How do you know someone has little or no reason to feed you fake information and scam you? They don’t sell you trading and investing programs. This guy might be the most honest finance KZbinr I’ve ever seen

[@SOMNIOHM]

YOU have changed my life! 🙏🙏Thank you! Edit: To be fair, I have watched most of your videos multiple times, and yes.. you have broken my brain multiple times over!

[@Twominutedevotions]

This was the exact position I found myself in. I feel every word that you’re saying so far. I tried to day trade options on a cash account buying and selling options. I had some great profitable days and some really shitty losses. My saving grace was that AMC was being extremely volatile and I made a lot of money one day and I lost a lot of money the next. I have finally discovered some sanity selling credit spreads far OTM for small profits. Lots of small profits equals wins. I almost want to make a KZbin channel about boring investing just as an antidote to all of this. And it’s nothing but holding credit spreads for days and cash secured puts in order to build a dividend portfolio.

[@SupremeGamer3975]

John I know this was 3 months ago, but could you do this? I’d be the first to subscribe.

[@nukious]

Hey I’ve been doing this too for the last month. Are you still profitable? Spreads can really blow up if the turn against ya. I’ve also been thinking about starting a channel for nothing more then to spread the word… get it… spread… the word

[@Matt-lq7gd]

"I can't say guys" yes, you can. It's a general grouping of people not only just men. It's a very common general term, let's not get crazy with political correctness.

[@hufthele9744]

Nah he says he can’t say guys because every stock you tuber says “whats up guys” at the start of their videos lol plus I think he’s saying “I can’t say guys” ironically

[@nextup91]

Too late

[@14truelies]

Debit call spreads, is that just buying or selling a call or put or buy a call and sell a put at the same time or in that area? Trying to Google info on it. Edit: think I found it. Correct me if I'm wrong please. It's buying a call option but also selling a call option. This helps to lower your cost overall. Now won't this counteract each other? If you buy a call and stock goes up thats good. But if you sell a call and stock goes up that's bad. You'd want it to drop correct?

[@LolaSunshine3535]

Besides working your ass off, a suggestion: trade stocks and grow slowly from there. Patience is key. Thank you for this video.

[@kylejtod]

Hey Adam, You said: "I lucked out with this gig" / "I stumbled into this by pure chance" Don't discount yourself. You've invested the time and effort to get to where you are. Learning all this stuff alone takes a ton of effort, and you've turned that around and are killing it as a teacher. Your videos are some of the most insightful, interesting videos about trading. Thanks for all the help and awesome content.

[@montgumeryjonez7503]

if it wasnt for you i woulda died trading options, as an experiment i listened to some "seasoned investors" and then I listened to your stuff...needless to say diamond handing to zero provides NOTHING lol. Thanks bro I appreciate your knowledge.

[@boukm3n]

You understand the shorts haven’t covered, RIGHT?!

[@montgumeryjonez7503]

@@boukm3n bruh i said diamondhanding OPTIONS not the stock...i fucking love the stock..im holding that until im dead LMAO. lettttsssfugggin goooo GME AND AMC TO PLUTO

[@TheMotionBboy]

Certified BEAST MODE! Best Options Trading channel on KZbin. One year ago, I stumbled across this channel while deep in my studies to truly understand It all. Now, a year later,15 LEAP contracts, quite a few Wheels, and a few TD Ameritrade Options Education Courses and these videos, I’ve made more profit than I ever thought possible. Nothing like getting rich slow and steady. Much appreciated, Adam! Gonna use some of your links now. 💪🏾

[@marvingiehl]

Mind sharing your average monthly returns?

[@TheMotionBboy]

@@marvingiehl Hey. Well, on my trusty excel spreadsheet, I have my returns broken down by strategy and then also by brokerage. Just for my PMCCs in Robinhood with approximately $15K of capital, I make on average $2K-$3K per month from writing calls against my LEAPS. With the Wheel using with approximately $12K of capital, I generate about $1300 per month not including Assignment Gains. I hope this helps.

[@marvingiehl]

@@TheMotionBboy Wow, thanks for your reply. Seems quite profitable. I'm relatively new to options and look to start with around 100-150k. :)

[@marvingiehl]

@@TheMotionBboy That's like 10+% on the month.

[@zackf3688]

Do you sell covered calls on your long term shares of stock?

[@dspiritlight]

I always tell people about your channel whenever they're interested in learning about options. Everything I learned is from you regarding options. Made bank and kept it. Always supporting!

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

How much profit you got?

[@StockOption]

how do i get that nvidia stock chart thing u have?

[@InTheMoneyAdam]

www.etsy.com/listing/594448191/led-ticker-wifi-clock-with-weather?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=led+wifi+clock&ref=sc_gallery-1-1&plkey=5fe35480c7ec920488f3dd91dead9075c2519c57%3A594448191&frs=1&bes=1

[@hd4ms]

Here's what I've discovered over the last year of watching YT to learn about the stock market: there are more "trading methods" than there are companies to trade and they will all make you wealthy beyond your wildest dreams.

[@Kenerad]

I usually trade swing reversal with calls or puts. But I only trade them on good underlying stocks that are known to under or over valued based on analyst price targets. By buying myself enough time, if I’m ever wrong I just averaged down once the reversal is obviously occurring. Doing this has helped me gain so much on my account but obviously is extremely risky if done on only technicals, which is why I use THETA and PRICE TARGETS to help me swing the momentum while it’s overall trending a direction, normally taking the swings to the trending direction. I have yet to lose anything like I did before and I have managed to increase my odds overall. I don’t trade just the swings, I trade in directional swings, helps me stay sane and calm tbh, I don’t worry, I just play the odds and technicals to the overall price target and trend.

[@TreGraves_]

I’m curious, would you ever consider buying a long term put on something like UVXY OR VIXY? Seems like they are *almost* guaranteed to fall over the long term and are as close to a sure thing in the market when it comes to options trading.

[@carysalazar5374]

Love the the transparency, good thing is people are getting to know Cash is pretty much trash at this point, it is designated to fail eventually, 3 BEST and surprisingly easy ways to double or hold your funds in 2021; Real Estate, Gold, Who can guess the 3rd??

[@samantharoy4796]

Obviously has to be stock trading for me though, made my first half a million through it as a newbie after I met a professional from a reputable firm, retiring next year with absolutely no fears

[@lynetteboyd2449]

@@samantharoy4796 Congrats in advance on your retirement, that's impressive big bucks, personally tried doing that on my own with no luck for sometime now .Who is this professional you worked with please and how does it work?

[@johnathanphelps4959]

stripping? onlyfans?? I could go on and on lol

[@samantharoy4796]

@@lynetteboyd2449 Alisan P Martin, met her at a fundraiser in Connecticut, she's been in the news when she revived Grumac company in 2018. You can look her up on the web for info on her work, PS-No promo

[@marcosevans9366]

@@samantharoy4796 lol small world, I was at the annual fund raiser in Stamford, CT as well, great speaker

[@grnmonster7653]

"What do you want to be when you grow up Adam?" "Every time I fart, I want someone pay me money."

[@benjansen3594]

Hi, This is an very unreleated question, but i hope one of you could maybe answer it. If i buy a leap at the strike price of 50 dollars with an expiration of 2 years. and after one year it's value decreased to 30 dollar. Do i lose the leap or does it only expire at the expiration date? because there is a possibilty that is bumps above 50 dollar in the last year.

[@davincij15.-50]

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[@Mschmitty32]

How to you track all your various investments with these different strategies? Do you have a method to keep organized? Would help tremendously to hear your advice

[@ryaninSartell]

I made 6,000% on my June 18th AMC call options with a $40 strike. I'm so pumped!

[@reggie7716]

AMC 🚀🚀🚀

[@PerfectorZY]

Please take some profits, at least what you put in.

[@o.c.1084]

did you exercise it? i made some gains from my $45c 6/18 and i felt like the man lol (my first option play)

[@darklight6921]

@@PerfectorZY the squeeze hasnt been squoze. people are going to make ridiculous amounts of money by diamond handing

[@bradgreen5938]

AMC TO THE MOON STAY HOLDING APES 🦍

[@BrettGillOfficial]

Needs to be a step between buying LEAPS and just doing long term debit spreads. Selling a 0.20 delta call at the same expiry as the long leg can get you more premium up front, but you’re more at risk to the underlying going above your expected price at close and missing out on potential returns. I think the better approach in between the two is the poor mans covered call. More expensive up front, but over time you’ll get roughly the same premium from the short legs and you can flex the strike of the short leg as necessary when necessary as the underlying ebbs and flows in the long term.

[@BubbaBasher02]

I really like the quality and camera angle in this video. Idk if you changed something up but it looks really crisp. Also, thanks for the advice and keeping us on the rails! :)

[@redshiftmedia2485]

he knows the cinematic lighting set up well

[@danielhiggins6496]

Where did you get that NVDA monitor? Does anyone know?

[@marcusalexander6677]

I have a question, how do you do naked puts? Im using Webull and they only allow me to do cash secured puts so i have to tie up that money as a collateral until I either do a buy back or let the contract expire Please advise thanks

[@CaptBlueFish]

Your videos are simply the best, the honesty is humbling. Props to you and the camera man. I recommend your videos to quite a few people I see in these chat rooms that are just getting started. You have probably saved people millions. 🙏

[@Quarksi]

*leaning in close* Him: * burps * Me: I fucking love you But really, this video was the wake up call I needed

[@rt_jessee]

Bro honestly your so generous to be putting this out... im amazed they haven't shut you down. I appreciate you

[@turnerdubler8991]

Who are "they" in this scenario?

[@glennwoolum9457]

I agree with you about LEAPs. If used the same way you would hold a stock, they can be a great way to mitigate risk. If I have a $40,000.00 stock position am I going to worry about possibly losing $1500.00? Well if the leap costs $1500.00 and controls the same shares, then what's the downside? I think the main problem happens when people try to control more shares than their account size will support. So if I have a $2000.00 account, I shouldn't be buying a LEAP that costs $1500.00 because it is way to large a position for such an account.

[@GB-kl2pd]

Hello. I have been trading for about 2 years now. However I am not as consistent as I need to be. I lost about 50% of my account doing credit spreads. So I would like to focus on debit spreads. SPX has 3 0DTE days, M-W-F. How do you feel about doing SPX 0DTE trades using debit spreads? I would be taking profits at 50-70% so no holding til expiration. Thanks.

[@nicholaserner9497]

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@@charleschristopher3095 So how do you get your proper guide and the analysis you mentioned? Because I have incurred huge losses while investing by myself

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[@Slightly0dd]

Having traded for about 4 years now... Trading less and letting my runners run has made more money than any of my old scalps. I've made 2 trades this year... Been a good year.

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What trades did you make and why?

[@Slightly0dd]

@@blutrades GBTC and MARA for the Bitcoin bull market cycle. While I could have been more active and probably made a little more, it's been fun to be a market observer this year.

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You're so right. Over trading is such a fatal flaw. Many "educators" in this field are scammers and have conflict of interest. You and Anton Kreil are the only 2 who are legit that I follow.

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Brad Finn is good also. Not as funny as Adam though

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Stocky is also good!

[@Frankiejr1289]

Thank you for all the great content on your channel. I have a question about LEAPs. If you buy deep into the money LEAPs it seem as if the deeper into the money you go the the less open interest and volume. Can I end up stuck with a long call option if I buy too deep into the money? Of course I can always exercise it, but if I do will I lose the money that I paid to get the LEAP?

[@Dylan-nb3yy]

Started trading this year with 200$ in my account. Have over 10k now. Didn't do anything special, I didn't get lucky on crap like GME spikes... I just traded a handful of ITM debit spreads every day I could, spreading out over a few stocks to have a safe diversitfication but not so many I couldnt keep track of them. Would sell them after a day or to which would only make inbetween 10-50 per spread but I barely lost on any trades so it added up after a while. Spreads are great for small accounts because you get the power of a call, albeit limited, but theta isn't the same beast against you as it is if you just had a call; a spread doesn't have to skyrocket as high as a normal call/put would to be profitable, it just has to be at the very least inbetween the legs somewhere which should be easy if you bought one that's already ITM. Biggest things I learned - never FOMO, never trade on fear or emotion, never panic sell, never buy things with low chance of success no matter how good the return looks, and never buy straight OTM calls or puts especially with short DTEs. Long story short, learn how to turn your money into more money instead of gambling it all away because that's exactly what you'll do if you don't learn basic principles with options like these ^

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This is probably my favorite channel. So much truth, solid info, hilarious, and I just love the outro music so much. 👏👏👏

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[@LANDSHARKK]

Won't talk about it for some reason tho

[@Shaxra59]

@@LANDSHARKK probably because it's the complete opposite of what he wants us to do.

[@darklight6921]

you know he had a bunch of calls on amc.

[@carsonhunt4642]

@@Shaxra59 Because most ppl will lose doing it. He’s just trying to help the average joe not lose money to all the advice the KZbin gurus give saying go all in on amc. Etc. Obv if you have a brain, extreme volatility = big paydays, and it is in that case about risk/reward. 1:10 payout plays on amc are fun as hell.

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What brokerage can I use to sell/buy puts/calls where I don’t need $2000 usd capitol at all times like ibkr

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I have to say this is the most Realist video I have ever listened to on Stock trading, and Options. I just got into option tradings and placed my first one on this past Friday. I am doing a leap and didn't even know I was. Yea I know shouldn't do options trading unless you know what your are doing. However, I said F&^% it and YOLO. I watched your LEAP video and have to say. Yea that is prob the only way I will trade Options. I'm not worried about the small cost to get in that I could lose. Thanks for this video Great content and very Realistic and Factual.

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I’m so glad somebody called out Ricky Gutierrez and I’m even happier it was you of all people lmao. Best stock market channel on KZbin 100%

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You’re here ! Love your videos

[@KristynAlexis]

@@LinguisticWhispers awe thank you 🙏🏾

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I knew some weirdo would like that

[@jbus8810]

Funny how every ad i watched during this video were about "being a badass trader". "Imagine you were a super trader". Well, buddy, that's why im watching videos like this. Why i have all my assets in long term investing (im still novice-ish, i started trading a few yrs ago with pretty dang lucky success but took a break), just funded a new brokerage account and all that money is in companies i bought at a low and i see them going up. I lost a little, but as i keep putting money into the account im avging by buying more and when it goes up i am brushing up on my options trading now while i gather enough shares and capital to be able to use long covered calls and doing as you suggested to use naked puts once i have the excess capital to cover the margin. I got lucky before when i used margin bc i didnt have the money to cover but it definitely helped in increasing the amount of return. I love your videos, man! You're a genius and it helps you can explain it without being a badass trader but smart with your money

[@silverhawk7324]

It's sad because when I post due diligence on a stock with in depth analysis on reddit it gets ignored but when I post a finance meme I get so many more responses.

[@STORIEDAMAAN]

can you get assigned on a buy CALL option ?? say i buy sep17 exp AAPL $140 strike call for $0.85 (85$). can this be assigned? any other risk besides AAPL not reaching 140and my 85 is just going down. ?? Not planning to expire on its own / lets say sep 1st is exdividend date. should i be worried about getting early assignment or any other risks?? thanks

[@MrNomaddman]

Might be a dumb question with a debit call spread can you ever sell it higher than the spread differential?

[@aight1162]

5 minutes in and you've dropped more useful knowledge than most other traders do in their 50 minute videos.

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Check out The Trading Fraternity, that man's got the most knowledge our there, imo.

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@@clarkfluegel6875 love him!! and True Trading Group. But damn Josh and economics!?..crazy!

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@@chong9082 lol that comment is a little late when there's clear evidence people do care. How many times have you blown up your account you nerd.

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I was just thinking about how you are the opposite of this as I hit play. Love that you don’t flood with content either. Quality over quantity. True class 👌🏾

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Adams the shit he’s simply honest,it’s hard to find good people.this g is smart,morally aware

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Like how you are aware of the niceness of the youtube gig. Being a software engineer isn’t the worst but corporate as a whole isn’t the greatest.

[@Spedfree]

@@scottreesetradinginvesting7936 Agreed man, luckily our salaries are decent enough we can get out rather quickly with things like house hacking and what not.

[@ruthlessluder]

Is there a way to apply the wheel strategy to LEAPS? I know I can sell weekly calls on my LEAPS, but if my LEAPS get "called away", what's the equivalent strategy to selling CSP?

[@sarak6083]

I do this at times if i sell cc leaps and the stock drops a lot i buy them back to average profit and wait for the stock to recover to do it again. If stock goes very high ill get assigned early.

[@donutviper1]

You’re easily in my top 5 when it comes to learning about Options. You’re highly intelligent, Sir 😐 If you would slow down and get more graphics for us average folk, you would be so much more effective 🤔

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The secret of your future is hidden in your daily routine. successful people do daily what the unsuccessful only do occasionally

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successful people don't become that way overnight. what most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time

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The amount of time you spend believing we can't is more than enough time to learn how you can

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yeah! I agree with you

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people come here with the aim of chasing money more than knowledge and that will damage your progress, trust me. Chase knowledge frist and I promise! the money we follow you just like it's following some of us now

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@@alisharodriguez6604 people wants to do what the 99% but wants to get results that fit for the 1% but it doesn't work that way

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The honesty on this guy. Cracks me up 😂

[@MrMaciekZ]

Are you saying that all your Leap options shouldn’t add up to more than 2% of your portfolio? Or any one single leap option shouldn’t be over 2% of your portfolio? Thanks

[@GarbageGoober.]

I may sound stupid asking this, but why would I sell cash secured puts or covered calls on a monthly basis when the weekly premiums are proportionally higher? What’s the benefit of locking up collateral for 30 ish days to make $100 in premium when I can make $30 locking up my collateral for a week? In that same 30 days selling a monthly I made $120 doing weekly.

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There he is, been itching for new content!

[@caseywright619]

I feel attacked 😂 you just described my life for the last 6 months. I'm definitely going to be checking out more of your videos though, that was some brutal honesty.

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What a great video! He dropped so much knowledge in this and most won't even watch it a second time.

[@The-realnews]

I'm one of those new member just come into these stock trading world . The first two months I lost like ten thousand bucks I didn't know what I was doing. Now I'm learning a lot by watching bunch of videos while being careful and selective at the same time. What I find is that trade formula is very much similar like math. Depending on money different combination of things you could walk away with 200 dollar a day either day by trading options

[@jayinvest6453]

By far my favorite KZbinr and trader mentor.

[@hakhasan117]

I’m going to have to watch this a couple times.

[@360quickshot]

Thanks for keeping it real Adam! I'm just getting into options, and I've been going through all your videos. 👌

[@nickrask3246]

"Every time I fart someone wants to give me money" - InTheMoney

[@ThorazineOppositeLane]

If I'm in the money like 100 percent do I exercise for the shares or sell the call and if I sell the call do I still get to keep the money from the profomance gain or am I just making the premium back

[@deniserogers3484]

Had to stop at 4:08 to comment. I have never lost a penny following what you teach. Please never stop.

[@ruosilee1363]

Also, thank you for being so transparent. The issue with most beginners is that they are trying to do this and make this their mainstream of income instead of using/focusing on their full time job to fund the stocks

[@Mrtrancefreak50]

What if I feel like I don't belong in the workforce?

[@TheDanaYiShow]

"it's not insider trading I promise" "everytime I fart someone wants to pay me money" and other words of wisdom by adam

[@shawnb9921]

2%? I don't think I have enough money in my portfolio to be watching this video right now..

[@shawnb9921]

7:21 I should've waited before commenting....

[@mystikyogi]

Can we sell puts for making money? Without any intention of buying stock? Means closing early if profitable

[@catseatcheese]

I sold a covered call (strike $36) a couple weeks ago for about $200. Now, 2 days before it expires, the stock price is about $38. It looks like I'm going to have to sell my stock, so I was thinking about ending it early by buying the option back, but Webull says I have to pay $425--I'd be minus $225 just to keep my stock!! Does something sound fishy to you, because that price sure doesn't make any sense to me. All the call sellers out there say to always 'end it before it expires', but how can they if this is how it works---or am I missing something obvious and assuming something incorrectly?

[@hanguliseul4362]

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth,a greater career,purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time.

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Most intelligent word I've heard.

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Stocks are good but crypto is better.

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Stocks are crashing,now is the best time to invest in cryptocurrency..

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I wanted to trade crypto but got confused by the fluctuations in price. I don't know how you all make these huge ROI in Bitcoin.

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That won't bother you if you trade with a professional like Dave Javens

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"I barely got my finance degree" 🤣🤣👌

[@Potatoroomr]

I was just wanting to ask you what position size you’d recommend for LEAPS thanks my man! Oh and Adam have you seen that AMC credit premium for covered calls??? Thanks to you I made a easy 1050 for a July covered call on AMC ..... I’m looking for more now I always use your content for a resource!

[@X11CHASE]

Dude I noticed writing AMC calls have some good premium right now, I need 40 more shares to round up to 200 shares and I’m tapped out of cash due to other high conviction positions, trying to figure out a way to get those extra premiums 😬

[@willw6232]

wanna get into trading, very new and big noob, so my question is is 25k a good enough starting position to have a single leg and keep the wheel rolling with puts and leaps?

[@aarondonaldson4164]

Dear InTheMoney, I was hoping you can explain why my option premium has gone down while the underline has increased. I have a jan 2023 call option, so long expiration, and when the underline goes down, obviously the principle goes down, but several times, the stock price goes up, and the principle still goes down. I'm far enough out that I didn't think extrinsics would effect it that much. I'm just a little confused. A vid would help. Thanks a million for the content! Love your channel. Thanks!

[@aarondonaldson4164]

@@scottreesetradinginvesting7936 Thank you, i wondered about that. So eventually it will either bottom out, and stop having an effect or reverse and bring the premium back up.