My $400/Day Side Hustle

[@JaishanBadhan]

there's a book called whispers of manifestation on borlest , and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal

[@johnyay8037]

Options trading is MUCH more difficult than what is portrayed. Also, never sell naked calls/puts, the losses can basically be infinite...

[@kesuya]

Stop loss, stop loss, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do, when dip comes for you

[@chendavid9582]

People don't learn until market teaches them a big lesson. Then depends on how well it goes most quit forever and a small portion stay the course and become better.

[@jdogcisco1]

Truth

[@JosefTorkelsen]

I want to give you credit for you bringing options into my life. I was a big investor but always thought options were too risky. Now I make a lot more money per year and enjoying the process. It turns out you don't have to be risky. Thank you for changing my life!

[@ljseljestad]

a big investor that had to learn about options via youtube lmao

[@BruceTaylorRMS]

You must have a great educational background in accounting and finance. Preerequistes

[@gemininorthnode8374]

Ms. Han, thank you for all of your FANTASTIC videos. Many, many BLESSINGS to you!🌺🌻🌸🌷🌲🌻🌸🌷🌺🌻🌷🌺🌻🌸🌷

[@nei1mchugh]

there are a lot of BS finance and investment channels on youtube..... this is not one of them. Lots of date presented well. Good job!!

[@723lion]

this IS one of them bull shit stock expert...

[@donyoung6241]

Funny.. I taught trading options before you were born. Love the energy !! As Ken mentioned below, 1 option contract controls 100 shares of stock. In your Amazon example, 1 option would control 100 shares of Amazon or $345,000.00 worth of stock. That $80 call option most likely would cost $8,000.00 to buy. As far as "selling" options, you are spot on. You do become the casino or house however, it's important that the roof doesn't blow off that house. I'm a builder of micro-accounts using options, price and timing. By "micro", I mean less than $100. The $26 account I started 27 months ago crossed the $24,000.00 mark and the $51 account I started 15 months ago crossed the $7,860.00 mark as of 3/28/22. Best of luck to BOTH of us. \_/ cheers \_/

[@theboatadvocate]

do you teach this strategy ?

[@ryanshih9805]

she's glossing over a lot of things (like you need margin capital to write 1 contract of AMZN), getting the direction right... selling options only works if you have enough of the underlying stock...

[@MVZTANG]

@@ryanshih9805 The underlying stock is only necessary if you would like to sell call options (covered call). For selling put options (cash secured put) you don't need the stock but capital if you get assigned and have to buy the 100 stocks.

[@ryanshih9805]

@@MVZTANG It's the same idea. writing secured options (covered calls, cash covered puts) means you need to start with a big chunk of capital.

[@waynesun3786]

Option contracts are notoriously risky due to their complex nature, but knowing how options work can reduce the risk somewhat. ... Depending on which "side" of the contract the investor is on, risk can range from a small prepaid amount of the premium to unlimited losses.

[@x3unkow]

I'm so financially illiterate but I wanna fix that through investing. I'm still very afraid to invest even the smallest amount as I'm still very unfamiliar with the vocabulary and concepts linked to finance. But I really appreciate your channel and I really enjoy how you explain things in a simple way so even beginner like me can understand. I tried other finances channels but I'm really vibing with yours ♥ Looking forward to start my journey into investment. Options seems to be a very good alternative for me to test the waters.

[@17hunter00]

Do not start in options. Start with etf's/index funds, risk is much more diversified.

[@tuabenjamin]

Agreed. Start w/ the fundamentals.

[@FrancescoDondi]

There's some very weird ETFs, start with at least 80% of your capital in very established ones such as SPY and TLT; then with the remaining 20% that you won't strictly need start doing increasingly daring experiments. Good luck!

[@Supahemz]

Im on the same boat as you

[@deelee4933]

Same and then everyone comments under you speaking a foreign language making this experience even more intimidating.

[@mayrasingh5687]

I think she's putting the information out there for those people that have never heard of options trading and she is planning to go into depth explaining how it works. It's up to whom ever sees this information to decide if they're up for the risk. The only thing I do have to say is she mentioned selling options as a way to make money? But she doesn't mention the risk and the obligation that goes along with selling options (writing a call). You have to hold the underlying asset in case the option is exercised. Essentially you'll have to buy the stock with your own money and hand over the stock to the person who bought your call option and exercised it.

[@tbrown3264]

I am blind and it’s hard to find employment without some kind of degree so this was very helpful for me. I’m just now getting into stocks but this will definitely be my next step

[@seminole17910]

Great video! I felt like when I learned options I went from the Bunny Slope to the Black Diamonds. I absolutely love Options. It opens up so many more strategies including reducing your risk on a trade. As others have said here though, you need to know what you are doing. One thing I will say though is that basic option strategies (Covered Calls, Buying Calls) are a lot more simple than they appear. Doing complex strategies (Butterflies, Iron Condors, etc.) I still don't understand but I'm still learning. However, Options are very learnable and doable for the everyday person. You just need to be patient because it's very confusing at first but once you get the hang of it it's awesome! Happy trading.

[@englishwithaltini]

What site or app did you use to get started?

[@notrocksci]

Ive been trading options for quite a while but could not for the life of me explain it to my family, until now. Now, I just send them the link to this series. No hype, no nonsense, clear explanations & visuals. Great job!

[@snacksleep9991]

Hey how’s it going for you 👋

[@tdsLinden]

What she didn't tell you is that you should have the capital to buy 100 times the number of option contracts you sell. Especially, if you do covered calls, you definitely need the underlying stocks to sell options.

[@aimless-drifter]

right so if I'm selling options of TSLA I'd need 100x shares of TSLA?

[@colinking5112]

@@aimless-drifter Two ways to sell Call option - Naked call (without owning the shares) and Covered call (owning the shares). My strong advise is to only do Covered calls and that too at a higher rate than your original purchase price. That way even if you get assigned, you are still making a profit on you initial investment + the premium you collected.

[@valeenoi2284]

There has to be a huge disclaimer: If you are new to investing or even been doing it for a while, DO NOT DO OPTIONS. Practice for several years before actually doing it.

[@gvue4396]

She said this is what she does, not what everyone should do

[@valeenoi2284]

@@gvue4396 Hence a request for a giant disclaimer that should stay on the video the whole time. Don't underestimate the power of stupidity of some people.

[@timothybooker5168]

It won’t take that long to learn.

[@valeenoi2284]

@@timothybooker5168 And even shorter amount of time to lose whatever little they have.

[@JeevaJaan777]

Wait for the options put goes wrong and you will be in huge debt,

[@reneemellott8612]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I have not been able to wrap my head around how options work until I watched THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are the woman ROSE!!! I finally get it now and appreciate you!! You are the greatest!!

[@peterjhpark4782]

Rose, I used to watch your videos where you dispensed very useful tips and advice on personal financial management. But this video, imo, is a very dangerous advocacy for everyday laypeople to dive into the harsh and cutthroat world of options trading, which for all practicality, is gambling. (Prove to me otherwise that's what options trading is, every reputable source on Google and KZbin will tell you so). Walking your neighbor's dog is a side hustle. Tutoring kids after school is a side hustle. Placing and selling bets whether stock will move up or down, no matter how much "research" you do prior, is still a form of gambling. I'm glad there are some comments here from good folks who are telling the honest truth about options, and not taking your tips as solid recommendation and purchasing your "options course" thinking anyone can just learn how to trade options successfully like you since you had extensive experience as a wall Street trader. Good luck in your future videos, which I hope doesn't recommend a volatile activity like a side hustle.

[@PedroGonzalez-me1qb]

Don’t know anything about options, I don’t trade, in the process of learning, but she did say in one of her videos that her prior schooling or working in Wall Street didn’t give her the investing knowledge/experience.

[@StardelEste]

It is well know on the Street that even the top investors stay away from Options trading. If you don’t know what you’re doing stay away from Options. We work hard for the money don’t leave it on the table for a hustlers game to take it so easily. Even those who say they will teach keep your money!! Hello!!

[@ahmedayoob6545]

Totally agree.

[@VivendoeInvestindonaAmerica]

Warren Buffet uses Options as a way of income. He got more than 4 Billions. Well known investors does as well

[@carlosdanli9389]

I used to work in a casino. There are some games that are gambling completely with no knowledge of where things will go. And then there are games that does require a skill. In my opinion, poker I believe is the number one skill game followed by black jack. In life, owning a business is also risky. It's somewhat of a gamble but with more skill it can become successful. Options and stocks in the risky gambling spectrum are between casinos (specifically above poker) and starting a business. While yes, all are risky, options and stock trading is less risky than gambling in a casino

[@hermburgler]

ive seen so many videos trying to explain options to my tiny brain, but this is the first one that i can fully wrap my mind around. Best video on options trading on youtube handsdown

[@maazsaleem3279]

Having dabbled in CFDs I am really impressed how transparent your video was, I wish I had watched your video earlier, but all good part of learning.

[@maazsaleem3279]

@Investiñg with Rosė yeah right :p

[@jacobdavid]

Good video! Well explained. Like Rose explains the learning curve for Options is steep. It's like learning a new language. But if you stick with it for at least six months you will soon start noticing patterns and understanding how both the Calls and Put sides work. After that, your interest should only grow. I'd say you will become more curious and start exploring everything about Options. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@spacecommandor]

Omg you are such a good teacher and this was so helpful! I love your diagrams and the way you explain things. There's also plenty of time to pause the video and look at the things you've highlighted if you need more time. Thank you so much for producing such educational content!!

[@Jennifer-bw7ku]

I had problem comprehending trading in general. I tried watching other YT trading channels, but they made the concepts more complicated. I was almost giving up until when I discovered your channel. I love the way you break down the content and explain everything in detail. The videos are easy to follow

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

You're right! The current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within a short term, but in order to execute such strategy, you must be a skilled practitioner.

[@DavidS-rb2rj]

Selling uncovered options is incredibly risky, please don't do this unless you really understand your liability. What needs to be understood is that if the option moves into the money, you'll need to be able to cover the call at the strike price. Your potential loss is limitless.

[@ImPoRtBrEaKeR]

Some cliff notes if you're doing to dabble in options. Learn the Greeks, if you plan to sell "theta gang" look for stocks with extremely high IV. I'm sure her guide and future videos will cover all this. I got in early on GME around $5 and was one of the OGs. Selling options makes me $300-$1500 a week. Even the stupid way otm strikes. If you got the capital. Make your money work for you. Don't let it just sit.

[@GaryHwang]

Great video! But there is one thing you left out (unless I missed it) is that there are much higher RISKS with selling options. You can lose much more than what you put in

[@robertcowen]

Yes, because if you sell an option of a stock you don't own, say Amazon and the stock rises above the strike price before the expiration date, you are required to deliver up the stock or else buy back the option. Both can be quite expensive.

[@undefined7463]

I work with a guy who didn’t paper trade first, always has business ideas but don’t pan out, looking for an easy way to make a side hustle (our actual jobs are extremely demanding both labor wise and essentially on call 24/7). I’m giving history as an example if someone is able to relate. He saw the bid prices are a lot cheaper than the ask prices, but thought he can play that to his advantage. 20k later; he stopped for now until the new year begins……. Practice until you fully understand what everything on your screen is actually saying and what it means. It can quite possibly save your sanity.

[@rosemarylam801]

I think you forgot to mention that each options contract represents 100 shares so if AMZN’s call option is priced at $80, then one contract will cost $8;000.

[@jreamscape]

Yea she really missed that. Call options on big money stocks are still a hefty penny

[@panda007]

Depends on the expiry and delta, both impacted by the NPD.

[@panda007]

@@yoshimimarina4158 the spam aura is strong with this one. ☝️

[@candymalaysia]

Yes, you're right, but there is so much to learn in options that she can't put it all in one video. The great thing about her videos are that they make it easy to understand...once you've gone through her videos ( if they don't go deep enough) you could watch the guy on option alpha he seems good, but not as simple as Rose....There are many options where you can buy a contract under $200 - no need to go for AMZN.

[@kgbmusic22]

(I’m using all caps to make people aware about the seriousness of risks attached with options trading) HI ALL, PLEASE CONSIDER ALL THE RISKS BEFORE BUYING AND SELLING OPTIONS. MOST BROKERS NEED YOU TO PUT COLLATERAL BEFORE THEY WILL LET YOU SELL OPTIONS. SHE NEVER MENTIONED THAT IF SHE IS SELLING NAKED OR COVERED OPTIONS. BOTTOMLINE: SHE HAS GOOD INTENTIONS BUT PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH BEFORE DIVING INTO THE OCEAN OF OPTIONS.

[@chef_rg.2]

Video title: "$400 a day"..... Actual words in video: "That averages out to $1000 a month". Me & my calculator 🤓🧐🤔 How?

[@TheBrightFuture30Channel]

Hey Rose 🌹. You are the YTuber that jumpstart my road to investing starting with opening a brokerage and Roth IRA account with Fidelity. So starting from a $6K invest, now I’m up to a $14K investment and still following the cheat-sheet PDF that I received from signing up. You are awesome! Thank you 😊

[@itsrosehan]

Wow! Way to go- congrats! Thank you SO much. Messages like this truly mean the world to me. 💕💕

[@NolanGouveia]

Congrats on your success! I teach my college students to start building as many streams of income as possible for exactly this reason!

[@cctruckingtrucking3237]

Very Good in depth video but when buying options you only can loose what you paid for your premium unlike selling options your lost is infinite if the price continues to rise

[@danielcalick3437]

This is probably the first Rose video I haven’t enjoyed. All her other videos are based on safe and sound advice that allows you to gradually and intelligently grow your wealth. Options is gambling, and while selling them may be more secure. This could lead to people losing money since they entrust in her so much. Very different than a long term investment in an S&P 500 index fund

[@alankoslowski9473]

Exactly. Her real side hustle is video ad revenue; not this options bullshit.

[@rodneyhigginson]

Hello Rose, great video. I was wondering if there is a certain amount of cash you suggest a beginner should start with? $200 $500 $1,000 Let me know at your earliest convenience. Thanks.

[@Hek87]

Great video!! KZbin has to seriously do something about all the spam bots deceiving people. This is happening to many channels in the financial sector.

[@siegelpmp]

I'm selling covered calls and it's not a bad system, meaning it works if one is careful and diligent and is OK with keeping a stock or having it called away. For someone who hasn't done this kind of transaction before, but has the idea that 'options are risky', it may be worth this clarification - Rose is talking about being an option seller, rather than an option buyer. The option buyer has much more risk, in my opinion. That's the kind of trading that gives option's a bad name, but it's really like comparing applies and oranges. Rose, I'll look forward to your next option video.

[@RevolutionCybernetic]

"I don't go to the casino, I run the casino" read it with Walter White's Voice

[@runski802]

I read it in Donald Trump's voice!!

[@winston4514]

One of the problems in buying call options is that if the price of the underlying doesn't rise or it falls, you have just lost the premium you've paid, and you don't own shares, whereas if you do own shares, at least you still have those - and those can go up later. Another issue is that let's say you're looking at Amazon for November - just to purchase one OTM contract is close to $2,000. Stock goes down, you're out $2,000.

[@nicholsonhippolyte3324]

Just recently got laid off and it feels like i'm beginning from the scratch, i have been researching on investing and I came across an investor on an internet radio who mentioned making well over $450,000 in 3months with an investment of $230,000 I'm a beginner and i really would appreciate any insight or clue on how to make good results

[@notthewheel8330]

You should have considered an alternative source of cashflow way before now, it is called futuristic planning 🙄

[@clintonsparks8431]

As a beginner, I took a more practical step to learn to invest, I began through the guidance of a financial consultant and within 2 years, I have owned 2homes in the United states and car dealership all with the an investment capital of $150,000 so it is best to invest with the help of a professional.

[@voltwoo253]

You need a full trading system & Plan, a Watchlist, position sizing and signals for maximizing gains and minimizing losses, technical analysis alone is not a trading system.

[@keptcmack6398]

@@clintonsparks8431 Kudos, please who is your financial consultant and how can i get in touch?

[@clintonsparks8431]

@@keptcmack6398 I invest with the guidance of Lisa Jill Grenell, I came across her on an investment webinar, just search her name online to know more about her and you can also reach her online.

[@Mehul_4145]

The fact that nobody talks about the book whispers of manifestation on borlest speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance

[@ukfred7329]

This is a wonderful video. Also very inspiring. But I think cry!!pto should always be mentioned when talking about side hustle. I find cry!!pto investment very beneficial.

[@davidgumede3168]

You're right sir.

[@davidgumede3168]

Cr!ypto!currency trade is a gamble. But everyone should be investing on.

[@daisisamson892]

Everyone knows cryptocurrency is not a gamble majorly for the extremely rich.. It's an invest'ment to compete with the rich and the government. Everyone can do it no restrictions. ..

[@daisisamson892]

But anyone who is not investlng now is missing a tremendous opportunity.

[@hansgrobler2772]

I think the pandemic has thought people the importance of multiple streams of income. Unfortunately, having a job doesn't mean financial freedom or security .

[@mayrasingh5687]

Also when you buy a stock and the stock value goes down you can still hold and eventually the stock may recover and go back up again so you lose nothing. If the option expires out of the money, essentially meaning the bet you made was wrong, then you lose what you paid to play that position. There is no holding or recovering from this, so be ware.

[@victorialleras8617]

Thank you so much for the info!!! I started investing last year, and totally love it. Looking forward to learning more about this as a full/part time bases to make our dream house goals come to reality. Also, due to your help I will be helping my retired parents, and baby brother to start investing. So grateful, and really appreciate all your classes, check lists, and videos :)

[@Heroesofshadow]

~$1k/month on average (including losses) is a ~$33/day side hustle. Still good for 20-30 mins of casual effort, but just sayin'. Certainly a better use of time than wandering social media. :) I appreciate that you gave the monthly average number to set more realistic expectations that a person will both gain and lose along the way.

[@mcndjxlefnd]

Hey, I sell options too! Yeah, right around the 80% probability - I aim for a 10% return on risk after commissions (I sell spreads though due to capital constraints). If I'm patient and strategic with my entry points I barely have to manage the positions. 10% return every 60 days is...77% return in a year!

[@PoulJulle-wb9iu]

for how long. 77% seems very risky

[@paulmcwilliams1709]

I want to tell you something. I really don't understand most of this money stuff, but I THINK YOU ARE GORGEOUS ROSE HAN!!!😘❤

[@lifestilesla]

Super excited for this series! I still have a lot of questions and wasn't entirely clear on what you explained but I am going to download the cheat sheet and study it hard! :) Thank you!

[@Undisclosed86467]

I completed your free options course and I'm ready to learn strategies. Where is your paid course? I don't see it on your website.

[@navigatelifechanges]

Thanks Rose, you are one of the sharpest, smartest trade investors instructors out there. Thank you for your energy and devotion to teaching the rest of us. Following your advice I began trading about a month ago and I am doing quite well for a beginner! All thanks. to your guidance. GV

[@markm.5896]

What platform let you see the probability rates of success before buying?

[@cloverbits4064]

I like how you explained options in a cool understandable way

[@fernandoxchavez]

I finally have a general understanding of how options trading works the way it was presented by you. Greatly appreciate the insights.

[@ryanraines1469]

might be the best vid for basic options explanation I've seen thanks for study guide, I also liked the Fidelity index funds one too

[@charleswinterfeld5107]

The truth is most people lose money on options....it is just too complicated for most people.

[@markwilson3723]

You're awesome Rose, I really enjoy your content and approach.....however, I have to agree with the other commentator below....you do not need clickbait titles.....your life experiences, common sense approach to personal finance and great attitude sell your content just as easily.....I wish you well and i will continue to watch your channel regularly..... Thank you for all the work you put into making this channel informative and enjoyable to watch

[@tesscastro3410]

I want to learn to trade options, I used to attend free 1 day seminar for free but they always sell expensive courses and only teach very tiny bit of info😢 I don't have the resources. But downloading your beginner's guide for free is an awesome start. Thank you so very much.🙏🙏🙏

[@bull3tride]

Thank you for explaining. I still have cold feet but I have give it a go as the saying goes, nothing grows in the comfort zone

[@bobole6385]

I went from 1k to 11k trading options. I been trading less then a year . Few hick ups along but over all it’s a great strategy

[@koramajnoona]

How is it going now?

[@joseadrianobaltieri4773]

The Casino owner analogy is awesome ! I had seen before the Insurance Company owner for selling PUTs, which is also very nice and very commonly used analogy, but never had such a nice one for CALLs ! The spread from your stock buying price to the strike is your Roulette size. Talking from Brazil here :-) Very Lucky Trade$ 4 U !

[@AG-so4gl]

Love this one, following closely. Next question, recommend trading apps for options selling :))

[@gwtruckinsurance9784]

One minor problem, options have an inherent deterioration, hence why 90% of options expire worthless. The best way to trade options is selling options, however selling option leaves you naked with a limited upside and an unlimited downside.

[@FernTheCamper]

Rose, thank you! I've been going back to your videos and absorbing all you have to say. Out of all the explanations of options and investing, your presentation style is the most professional and palatable. Keep up the awesome!

[@rodsalvador3608]

Truth. I was never able to grow my trading accounts prior to getting into options. Leverage is the amplifier. People just need to make sure they have the cash to cover an assignment and they should be good.

[@linkdhorizons3867]

Even though I have really no idea what you’re talking about, the way that you deliver it makes me feel hopeful that I will someday understand. I really do want understand an would like to be financially literate in a way to one day gain assets not so much liabilities thank you for taking the time to try to steer me in the right direction.

[@michaelco9347]

Need to see the whole series before jumping in, need some real time examples. Thanks Rose!

[@darkmanx2g]

Rose, you said your side hustle estimates $1k a month but $400 a day results in $12k a month? Do you mean $40 a day?

[@bigmanoncampus4.03]

The entire video can be summarized by "sell option to make money". The real question is how to sell an option. Most people don't just have options lying on their hands, so how can they sell it? Also, where is the probability numbers coming from and how often are they reliable? These are all fundamental questions that need to be answered.

[@leata34]

You are the best at breaking things down. I am super duper excited for the series. You’re doing great Rose!

[@TheRawfishking]

LoL...like how you slide that 'Lose your shirt' in ... Nothing like a reality check at the end. Great work.

[@randomran8784]

I’m so excited for you to get this series going! I trade options myself but imo you can never learn enough about them, and this will be a great refresher!

[@pwkn3099]

Hi Rose, Is this still a profitable option given the current financial global climate? Thanks.

[@derrikjones618]

Would love to hear you go more into options trading,, loving the vids!

[@Photik]

Don't invest in options if you don't know what you're doing. If you could, Rose, you should do an in depth video on how to invest in options (longs/shorts, analysis, etc.) Keep up the good work!

[@Samsonight33]

Great video but with fractional trading, you don't need the full amount of the per share price to own the stock. As with the $AMZN example

[@attractortrapped]

I'm a bit confused - In order to sell options, dont you have to buy them first? How are you selling them in the first place?

[@doodahgurlie]

Awesome! I've been waiting for this series since last year. Cannot wait for you to go into details on selling options as I've always heard people buying them. Thanks for doing this, Rose!

[@crimestockinvestigation]

the 80 is then x 100 so.... thats $8,000 you need to put up..... $200 is a 2.5% return which is entirely possible in a day or two move. you would sell at $8,200 i probably don't know what im talking about because when i watch Rose talking my eyes turn into hearts

[@mvfromero.]

Great informative video! What website/app do you recommend for the options market? Thanks in advance, I'm New to all of this!

[@krs1738]

CAUTION: its not as simple as it seems to be. This to me is not a side hustle. This is something you REALLY have to pay attention to, its not just 15 minutes a day. you need to learn to know what to do when your options are not going in the favorable directions. learn risk management. 2. To sell options most require some type of collateral or at least own 100 shares of the stock. 3. It takes a few months to learn a stock to know what the resistance/support is to determine the correct strike price to place when deciding to sell an option.

[@sausage499]

Indeed, she made it all sound so simple, I was intrigued and learned more about it but this should be approached with extreme caution, a more impulsive person could end up losing thousands. It's certainly no side hustle.

[@ecommjess]

Trading options was a game changer for me. And as you mentioned, selling put options is definitely less risky than buying calls... as with anything else there are always ways to reduce risk. Looking forward to the series, Rose!

[@talimpalomino9589]

Sell option spreads even less risk and less capital needed

[@timbren2809]

depends on the market....

[@davidgarcia4405]

1500 literal thank yous, i watched your "400 a day side hustle" video around september, and although i could've easily made that in a week my main priority was keeping the 100 shares of individual stocks and played it safe and earned around 100 a week (tax-free) inside my roth ira account. in 2022, after careful analysis and some rebalancing, i plan to earn 3000 in weekly covered calls with AMD, AAPL, XOM, MO, IRM and PFE all tax free that could be used to buy other high quality stocks to fund my early retirement.

[@emettesounds6916]

hows that going?

[@davidgarcia4405]

@@emettesounds6916 so far this year, have made 1100 on weekly covered calls. being selling aapl, mu, amd, pfe & xom.

[@emettesounds6916]

​@@davidgarcia4405 doesn't really tell me much unless you mention what your initial capital is

[@davidgarcia4405]

​@@emettesounds6916 without mentioning my initial small capital totals, i trade within my ira and roth ira stocks and have at least 100 shares of each of those stocks. i should earn enough this to at least max out ira contribution limits on those accounts, which is awesome for my small retirement account.

[@alfredoxu7926]

gambling with options is not a great way to accrue wealth, stocks in short time periods behave randomly, so you are basically guessing/gambling with your option strategies. NOT A GOOD CHOICE FOR A SIDE HUSTLE!

[@stephenharris9296]

I found your option series informative. The only thing I think that you didn't cover was a discussion on Theta or time decay. Look forward to you covering the topic.

[@Lenhadefogo]

Hi Rose, love your videos! You were the first person I came to for learning options and they've been super helpful. My common sense brain was bit triggered for this video, because you said you make around $400/day averaged out with options and you also say you make about 1k/month in income. If it's 400/day wouldnt you be making 8k/month? Is it because you are not trading everyday but any day that you do trade you make around 400? wouldn't you want to trade every day or is it just not realistically possible? cheers

[@jamesduren3334]

RL, I was thinking the exact same thing.

[@trevorlawrence310]

I got a TFSA with $150 Average monthly passive Interest. Its a Start.... Ultimately I want to at least double that.

[@dontebrandon6582]

Thanks for posting this video! This was helpful, but I have so many questions. From your screenshot at the beginning of the video, was that the profits that you made in one day, Sep 18? Was that the expiration day or when you locked in profits? You made profits on both selling calls/puts? How do you know which stocks to choose?

[@dwightl.3124]

Question, what’s the website being used @10:08 ? And thank you for the info and concisely breaking things down!

[@MetanPatel]

think or swim

[@keyshia6909]

Just found this channel. You explain everything in such simple terms!!! THANK YOU I WATCHED LIKE 7 VIDEOS TODAY ALONE. I’m 24 so glad I found you at 24. Cause Dave Ramsey is a bit much for me at times lol

[@abstract_arie]

Hello! New subscriber here - thank you for your content. Out of curiosity - does the $400/day you make take into consideration the amount that you lose as well? Also am I dumb, I don't really understand what you mean by Selling Options - you still have to bid on the Option, right? Meaning outgoing capital instead of collecting it...?

[@JH-iw5tg]

Hey Rose, great content as always. Have you concidered investing in high yield stablecoins? Do you think there are to high risks involved?

[@jorgeg-moneyrendon1335]

Hum I understand ur simplifying things but to say dolar for dollar match on stocks vs options seems off? doesnt it really depend on the delta percentage? not to mention the effects of volitility and theta to cut into that profit? Just wondering

[@GameOver-jq1cu]

What platform do you use to buy/selll options ? I have a Fidelity account can it be done through them?

[@dorothyannyoung2330]

Spread your money among different asset categories like bitcoin and stock, then further allocate those funds within each category.

[@itsrosehan]

Yes it can! But TD Ameritrade is better for options

[@Sakurachii50]

WOW thank you for making your kit free, so many people on youtube and other sites try to take advantage of people by putting a price tag on everything and in a lot of situations you end up not learning anything. subscribed~ :)

[@marzanchowdhury5291]

What’s the difference between buying fractional shares and options? Is it because options offer leverage whereas fractional shares don’t?

[@KanseiDorifto]

Thanks Rose, this is wonderful..I am looking forward to this option video series

[@tylermartin7136]

I'm mad I'm just now seeing this. I appreciate the starter guide. Oh, and your hair looked good.

[@alinasunar9933]

Same here.

[@domiflichi]

Yaaayyy. I've been waiting a long time to learn what your options strategy is.

[@chendavid9582]

Options are a gambling no matter if you are on the buy side or sell side. It's a negative sum game where brokers rip transaction fees and anyone else lose. Selling naked put is a high risk strategy (especially if they are not cash covered) unless you know what you are doing.

[@carlmoot6315]

selling stock options sounds great, until you catch a move going the wrong way, one that blows by your stop, then you can lose $16K in a 1/2 hour or less...

[@krystallaben1610]

Don’t you need 100 shares of a stock before you do option trading?

[@reinehorn6957]

Love this video, thank you! Will start following you. Just one question, did I misunderstand when you said, you'd make about $1,000 a month? I thought it was $400 a day on average.

[@barbaraminor9138]

She also said she doesn't trade everyday. I also quickly figured that would be about $12,000 a month if you could make $400 a day.🤷‍♀️ Would be great!

[@matthewbaker9477]

Thank you, I’m on pause, this is the first video I have started watching of hers and I’m thinking things don’t add up from the beginning. Since she is recommended and so popular I will keep watching and watch a few more before I decide if her channel is worth my time.

[@colinking5112]

2 flaws in this video: One is, if you want to be a seller of call option, you do that when you expect the stock price to fall and not when you expect it to rise. Second, selling a call option without holding 100 shares of that stock is called Naked call option, which is extremely risky. The profit potential is limited to the premium you received but the loss potential is unlimited. For example: you buy a call option with a strike price of $145. If the stock price is $200 at or during the option life (as a seller you carry the risk of being assigned before the strike date), you will have to buy at $200 from the market since you do not own the stock and sell at $145 to the call buyer, incurring a loss of $55 per share ($55 * 100 = $5500) BEGINNERS - pls do not sell a naked call option.

[@yootoobur101]

I’m extremely eager and excited to learn options from you! I’ve been learning them from different KZbinrs and books, but just can’t get a good grasp. Thrilled to learn it from your simple, yet effective and informative teaching style!