Small Account Options Trading (Tips, Strategy & Considerations)

[@Kumachanchan]

I absolutely LOVE this channel.....and I can't get over how perfectly round your head is...

[@ranjanrick5077]

@@yahoofinance1764 @projectoption - fake account spotted

[@smanan11]

this is the goat options channel

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@@projectoption7596 hi Chris!

[@TSCREW1]

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[@hanabadah5037]

Tom Brady’s option channel? 🏈

[@ThePepperfly]

Wow! Great timing! I watched this video just before getting ready to fund a margin account with a measly $1K that I opened with my current broker to keep things separate from my short and long term and retirement buckets. Based on what you're telling me - and it makes perfect sense - I might as well start with a $2K bucket, so... tastyworks here I come!

[@alvinstephensii844]

I have watched several of your videos and have found them to be the best on KZbin. Keep up the great work

[@maeratliff1200]

I find him to be the best I ran across as well

[@shootermacgavin1]

Alvin Stephens II I agree

[@rhondasahadeo9323]

I'm new to trading and I love they way you are so calm and precise in the way you explain. You are amazing!!

[@GreenKnightTrading]

Learned so much from you man. I've only been doing it for a month, and it's been the biggest highs and biggest lows for sure. I'm also building up my experience and documenting my experience.

[@danielsugano5801]

Every time I watch options, I fall sleep😁. I guess this is effective for those who has sleeping problem😉. But I will keep on listening I won't quit until I get it😃. Thanks.

[@sixstringstak]

Great video Chris. This is very useful information and much needed as I'm being very cautious before committing to option trading. Nice to know once I've back tested things, I'll be able to trade options that have better volume and open interest.

[@vevasam]

Hi Chris, a short question. You've mentioned you would close the trade when the profit is acceptable or when loosing. How would you set that trigger in Tastyworks without having to contantly monitor the trade. Thanks a lot.

[@christine5925]

Thank you, Chris! I've been watching your videos on options trading for beginners and they're all great! I am planning to open an option account soon... maybe with tasty works.

[@dastancastillo9136]

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[@Frankincensedjb123]

Love your videos. I'm very serious about trading, doing it right in a tight, disciplined manor for the long haul. Your videos and integrity are essential components to my overall plan. You're the best!

[@aldoleon7540]

Frankincensed mind sharing positions?

[@projectfinance]

Thank you for the comment! I'm glad the videos are helping!

[@panedole]

Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to uncover signal trading try Saankramer Increasing Budget System (just google it )? Ive heard some great things about it and my colleague got cool success with it.

[@Francesco-bl6sl]

how's went man ?

[@gitaponnayya5181]

I just started trading options. i have watched only a few of your videos and find them very helpful. easy to understand. thank you.

[@projectoption7596]

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[@drgarycarr]

Excellent Chris - Thank You. Especially regarding trade management and gamma risk

[@projectfinance]

Thanks Gary!

[@jodyd7957]

This is the second video I have viewed on your channel. You provide great content and thorough explanation of each subject you discussed. Even a novice layperson like me can ride or die with this information so I thank you sincerely for that....

[@derekalv911]

Honestly you have your head in the right place with the type of content you're trying to create and the audience you're trying to reach, but from the videos I've seen you're either glossing over really complex software and not fully explaining the graph lines and their implications (Options Net Explorer), or repeating the same concept in different words for 5 minutes. Looking forward to seeing channel mature into somewhere in between.

[@HughJeerz]

Wonderful video! Quick question: You'd discussed avoiding penny stocks as most are volatile and obscure - What about globally recognized (cheaper) companies that tend to be more predictable, yet still trade under $10??

[@projectfinance]

Thanks! Those kinds of stocks would be better than hardcore penny stocks. What I really meant was avoiding trading options on little-known companies that don't have much option activity.

[@moneywayze]

@@projectfinance thanks Chris. Would it be accurate to say that a critical criteria is actually the liquidity of the options you're trading (i.e trade options that are liquid so that you can get out if you need to)? If this is the case, what would be "liquid" be... 10000 trades per day?

[@overpass8690]

Do you have a trading group for options or live demo trades

[@mint9121]

Thanks Chris. Question, wouldn't the straddle call/put be assigned with the underlying movement? If so how would the small account handle this?

[@projectfinance]

Good question and I’m upset I forgot to bring this up. You don’t need to worry about assignment. Even though the short put or call will be in the money, assignment likelihood will be virtually 0% because the options will have significant amounts of extrinsic value. The options would need to have no extrinsic value for assignment to be likely. I have a video about this on my channel. It should be linked on this video in the description! “Early assignment risk”

[@mint9121]

@@projectfinance Will watch it, thanks again!

[@benthre6461]

Your videos are very detailed and helpful for beginners. I have a account with tastyworks and was trying to set up a red trade (PUT), for the same strike price, open and closing on the same date. I found it difficult to set up the strategy. I didn't want to submit two separate trades and pay more money. Is there a way to set the trade without paying double? I have watched a lot of other videos on how to set up trades. Most are not as informative as yours. Thanks for instructional video they are really helpful?

[@jediced.7786]

I'm wording if You ever figured this concern out? Great question for beginners , Thanks in advance

[@relaxingcalmingstation9779]

@projectoption I just have a few questions for you (they're brief): 1. Do you do chart technical analysis when selecting your contracts? 2. Do you have Discord?

[@blushambience7759]

Thanks for the video Chris, can I trade naked options using stop loss to avoid large losses when using a small account?

[@projectfinance]

Yes you can! You could use stops or simply size the trades smaller and use no stop.

[@evadesc]

what is optionNet Explorer (the software you show at 17:00 onward) what broker did you get it from or is it independant of a broker? What is the software good for beyond what Think or Swim can do? Thanks.

[@projectfinance]

It’s an options analysis / backtesting software. It’s very good for modeling your trades and seeing theoretical P/L curves at various stock prices and multiple points in time going forward. It’s also great for modeling adjustments because you can see your theoretical P/L curve with and without the proposed adjustment.

[@evadesc]

@@projectfinance ok. yea it looks like a clearer more zoomed out view of the risk profile payout chart tab in ToS which feels a bit cramped since you have to side scroll left or right to see the options' price action around your contract's strike price. Is there an american version of optionNet? I see it is priced in GBP.

[@arupian666]

@@evadesc Don't buy that for $650... please... ToS can do everything that you need, believe me. Play with it, watch some vidoes. Fancy, WAAAAAAY overpriced software won't make you a better options trader. Stick with ToS, put the $650 in your trading account and go from there.

[@moneywayze]

Thanks Chris. I enjoyed your video. A few questions (apologies if someone already asked and I missed it): What if I don't mind being assigned when I sell a put and decide that I'll sell calls after? Would that work for a small account? Also, I'd rather not use margin. Can I still trade options with a small account?

[@darknessfierce4209]

As far as getting assigned the shares from a put it would depend on your margin, you take the number of contracts times number shares times the price As far as selling calls usually they charge you a percent of a stock value to hold it but once you sell the calls you are required to carry the margin for the entire amount

[@SwervinMad]

How do you know what date to choose from the options chain? I'm trying to learn. Lol

[@JohnD-j1z]

Is tasty Works available in Canada?

[@scottpatterson8686]

Welcome back man. You explain complex chunks of information effortlessly. All of your videos have helped. If you like a call and you know the stock is running up, would you only buy the call and no fail-safe?

[@projectfinance]

Thank you, Scott! If you are bullish on a stock, you can definitely buy a call option. Personally, when implementing this strategy I like to buy OTM calls in long-term expirations (1+ years out). This way, there's very little decay and you will essentially own the stock with lots of leverage and limited downside risk. What you can do if the stock price surges is turn your long call into a risk-free call spread, if you are able to sell a call at a higher strike price for the same amount you paid initially for your long call. Or, you can simply ride the long call. At some point, I'd personally sell the call and convert a portion of the proceeds into actual stock, as the long call is still a decaying asset and does not represent ownership in the company.

[@paulkaz1752]

@@projectfinance thanks, your channel is amazing. If buying an OTM call, how many strikes OTM would you typically go? Also, would you take OI into account for that strike? Thanks.

[@mep00]

In general, good advice, but there are some low priced good stocks which might be exceptions. I've recently had some recent success with GE, although I probably got lucky with the timing. The key might be, in part, following the news and choosing a stock will good fundamentals.

[@roseeng444]

Thank you very much. Your explanation is very clear and easy to follow. I learned a lot.

[@SantoshkumarKrishnamurthy]

This is an excellent video for beginners with limited money. The exact thing I was looking for. Thanks for sharing this. I just have one question, if you could put on a video on how we can close a position. Is it simply doing the exact opposite with what we did when buying an option strategy?

[@MrBabaunited]

@@charleewayne5164 That is not the answer to the question. Dont spoil your reputation man!

[@patrickalbers2601]

Thx! I learn a lot. Which video tells me about risk management, max profit / loss management, how to close a spread in a controlled manner, with a logical price, by means of limit order, stop limit order, etc.

[@projectfinance]

✅ New to options trading? Master the essential options trading concepts with the FREE Options Trading for Beginners PDF and email course: geni.us/options-trading-pdf I hope you enjoyed this video! -Chris

[@dheerajchidambaranathan]

Hi Chris, Is there a reason why you don’t use the simulation provided by tastyworks in their p50 calculations or use the analysis in their desktop platform?

[@projectfinance]

Every trader has a different style and an opinion of what they think is useful for their own trading. For instance, some traders are heavy technical traders and love to look at chart patterns to make trades. Others rely mostly on company fundamentals. Personally, I don't need the P50 for my trading and I also don't look to manage trades at 50% of the maximum profit most of the time. Nothing against using it, but I don't think it's a make-or-break number to look at when assessing trades.

[@dheerajchidambaranathan]

projectoption : Thank you for the quick response. I completely agree with you Chris. Was just curious if there was something wrong with using it compared to this one. 😊

[@brucedennis3509]

Chris, Really great video on the small account and trading options. I agree that the products you mentioned, the ETFs SPY, IWM, and QQQ are great places to start due to their high liquidity. Perhaps there is another video you have on this question but was wondering what are your recommended stop loss targets, if you use them. Or do you manage the trade by other means? Thanks

[@projectfinance]

thanks for the comment, Bruce! As for stop loss targets it depends on the strategy. I don't really sell strangles/straddles anymore, but if I do I prefer 150-200% stop loss on the short strangle and a 50-100% stop loss on the short straddle. Arbitrary numbers but for single naked options (short puts/calls) or strangles, I like giving the trade a little more room to move (a stop loss above 100%).

[@ericimi]

I did one option Everytime he said "small options trading account " let's see how this pans out .

[@clashforpeace7696]

How is it going?

[@thorodinson4876]

As long as they were $SRNE Call Options, you're GOLDEN.

[@arupian666]

lol ! he could have just said "small account"... we would have figured out what it means

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[@dsmnh3]

First of all, can't thank you enough for making excellent videos and taking the time to respond to comments. You are helping so many people with your clear exposition. As a beginner, it seems my safest options are long calls, long puts, and credit spreads. Long calls if I'm confident it will move above strike + debit, long puts for confidence in below strike - debit, and spreads for staying either above or below a steady stock. It seems that would cover my bases without exposing myself to any huge potential losses. I'm also interested in long straddles for highly volatile stocks, which also seems safe. My option strategy will be for longer term contracts at the moment: ~5 months. Would you recommend against any of these, or do you think those four would lay a solid foundation to get started? Thanks again for what you do!

[@EagleSZN678]

Can you do a video on how to do a diagonal debit spread (including pro's cons) and selling weekly calls against the long call that you bought?

[@acombs1250]

Chris you mentioned buying options before companies report earnings. In your example you indicate a Monday buy with a Thurs afternoon sell; same day as the earnings report. In general; how many days before earnings report will the volatility changes? Or before you make your buy? Thanks

[@jacobdahl3653]

I disagree though as far as small accounts .. just practice paper trading till you can save enough money to enter without going out on a limb with margin .. especially just getting into it using hard earned cash will make you more careful and vigilant about protecting your bottom line

[@anr9156]

Thank you Chris. I have a query in case I want to limit the number of transactions I need to monitor, as a beginner. For example- I buy a Spy iron butterfly expiring on Jan 15th. If I want to put in more money at a later date in Spy, should I buy with the same expiry date (well they get cheaper but maybe avoid the last week prior to expiry due to volatility). What would be the best?

[@tvlobo202]

So for a small account neutral strategies are better than sell credit spreads?

[@andrewhouser5470]

i recommend trading options on etfs like qqq and spy with a small account, even if you are buying otm calls and puts. very beginner friendly and u make more than u would think with a very small position

[@darcycardinal6275]

You just earned a sub, very well explained.

[@scottsmith4145]

Good lesson!. I love your honest approach to teaching options.

[@whocares6901]

I would love it if you would answer my question since I am liking the video! ....What about the number of positions with a 10K cash account?

[@michaelremer7721]

Is it still considered Selling a Covered Call, if you just own the equivalent call option? (rather than the actual shares). If the sold call was assigned, couldn't you just exercise your own call option in order to deliver the shares?

[@magenertech9412]

It's called a poor man's covered call or diagonal spread, you take a longer time frame deep in the money call option and you sell a shorter timeframe call at a higher strike, that way you nearly replicate the deltas of a covered call.

[@anthonyware4033]

I have been trying to buy aapl options all week but cant get one. Im not sure why. I have been setting the strike price and picking how long and serting a limit around the ask. But still cant get one.

[@hkey1000]

do you know company that offer funded account for options trading? thank you

[@alexanderfrost2943]

Thank you very much. Really appreciate all your contents and vids.

[@whateverrandomnumber]

Excellent video, sir! It was never really clear to me which strategies were better to exit before expiration, and which to carry through until exercise. This clearly shows a butterfly (or it's variations) are better to quit before, but close to expiration. Also, what about naked options? I tend to speculate to both sides of the same asset, buying puts and calls, but at different days and different underlying prices, and managing them individually. I kinda do asymmetrical straddles, but it's hard to keep track of everything. So I normally trade two or three stocks, with for or five positions in each (different expiration also, normally the closest ones are closer to the money, longer ones are a little bit farther on the money). That's certainly not recommended for a small account, but have your heard about someone using that kind of strategy?

[@lukasprymas9925]

Hello Guilherme Mauricio, and do you have a good resulst with your strategy? I was thinking about it too. How long time do you practice this? thanks Lukas

[@ygsrinivas]

That correlation point in a diversified portfolio. Kudos.

[@ygsrinivas]

@@charleewayne5164 No. Right now a little busy with office work and cracking SPX. Thanks for the offer.

[@halofreak644]

i have a question, when you say we must have 2000$ in our account (minimum) does that mean cash or can i already have 2000$ invested in stocks and ETFs?

[@kevinjacob2044]

$2000 invested + cash is requirement for options trading.

[@kbstorage]

Would it make sense to buy an OTM put calendar spread and buy an OTM call calendar spread on the same stock with the same expirations? Then manage both so you close the winning calendar spread and roll the losing one until it becomes profitable or a less significant loss?

[@AdjectiveCloset]

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[@joel383]

I must have missed in the video you reason for 15 delta strikes?

[@projectfinance]

It’s close to one standard deviation. The 16 delta strikes are at “one standard deviation.” I will need to make a video to explain

[@scotthenderson4376]

@@projectfinance I have been wondering the same

[@Viva-07]

But you need to have shares to sell call options right..why would small accounts have those?.. am I missing something

[@kevinguetens8486]

Thanks for this video, Kris. Very usefull, straight forward and generous! *Thumbs up*

[@shankar4005]

This is Gold mine.🔥🎉. Thanks.

[@arjenmeijer1211]

Great educational video! Clear explanation and real life examples. Thanks!

[@Jack-df9gy]

Do you run the risk of stock assignment or required to sell stock when using an iron butterfly because you are ATM or ITM?

[@projectfinance]

If you are assigned on the short option, yes. But ITM short options with lots of time left until expiration will have mostly extrinsic value. No assignment risk there.

[@Jack-df9gy]

@@projectfinance Thanks for the info. Your videos are great !

[@kiflelk]

How can a person with a small account (therefore a beginner option trader) be allowed to perform an iron butterfly trade? Is this kind of sophisticated trade allowed for beginners in TastyTrade?

[@projectfinance]

It is only sophisticated in that there are 4 components to the trade. But risk-wise, it is much safer than many other options strategies. You can trade any strategy you want to on tastyworks if you have their "Works" margin account.

[@jordanting705]

Hi Chris, with $5000 option a/c at tastywork, is there PDT rule restriction? Thanks!

[@projectfinance]

Yes. At any brokerage the PDT rule applies to any account less than $25,000.

[@VangieTay]

Can you teach about how to identify good, bad greeks using examples of Iron condor/ Short Iron butterfly strategies? I know Delta means underlying of prices..? It would be great if you can go in depth with the whole thing for small account. By the way your info is very detailed, simple yet brilliant. Thanks so much for covering topics for beginners.

[@BoredToBoard]

Awesome videos Chris. I think you could do a naked strangle in SLV for a small account but generally I agree to defined risk. Low trades. Perhaps trying weeklies if the volume is there like IWM, SPY, etc

[@scotthenderson4376]

I've been watching so many of your video's I feel like I'm hearing ya ya while watching them again but I still don't feel ready to pull the trigger. Am I over thinking things or is this normal? Thank you for these video's I am learning a lot guess I just need confidence

[@MMMGolf14]

Go with your gut and just do it!

[@C013ain]

Hey Chris! I have tryed reproducing the iron butterfly strategys for IWM and SPY in tasty but for some reason for me the BP Eff shows a really high margin, like over 50k. Could u tell me what am I doing wrong? :D

[@projectfinance]

Which strikes and expiration?

[@C013ain]

@@projectfinance Hey Chris! So the one I tryed know is the IWM for the shorts 175 strike price as that is the daily price and for the Buys I went for the 0.15 deltas so on IWM 191 for the CALL and 160 for the PUT. this is on the 43d expiration 17th feb

[@projectfinance]

@@C013ain The 160/175/191 iron fly has a max strike width of $16 (191 - 175) which means the maximum value of the position is $1,600 at expiration. Since you collect credit the max loss will be less than $1,600 per fly and therefore the margin requirement/BP should be less than $1,600 per fly. It might be $50K if your default position size is like 30 contracts, or if you're trading with a brokerage that requires more for no good reason.

[@C013ain]

and BTW u are amazing having 405k subs and answering the questions, I promise I wont bother u anymore. Going through ur videos quick, hope new content comes out soon!!

[@zhengxijiang4087]

Hi, Can I paper trade options using tradingviews? I have seen there are three asset classes: stock, forex and crypto , there are no asset class as derivatives or options. options also have tickers as stocks? if yes, I don't think the ticker for option is the same of the underlying stock. really get stuck for this sdupid question. thank you for help !

[@arupian666]

Options have contract names rather than tickers... here's the Intel August 21st, $41 call - INTC200821C00041000

[@armahuang5434]

Thanks Chris. A quick question. Say if I buy a bull call spread. 800 - 950. Jun ‘20. For $40 ($4000) each. Now, if the stock price went up to 980 in March, what’s the rough estimate of my exit price at the time? Do I get to exit say 90% of my 150 potential earning? Or higher or lower? Is there a formula to work that out? What are the long - short term pros and cons? Thanks .

[@Lil_mar00]

tasty trade does extensive research in this area, calculating thousands of trades using back testing and they've found that at 25% you take the winner and close out the position.

[@armahuang5434]

@@Lil_mar00 Thanks for the response. I would agree with you that 25% take profit point is ideal. then in my case, say if the stock price grown over the higher strike the next day, over a 120 days bull call, how long does it take to reach 25% growth?

[@vaklakwatsera]

What platform are you using here? 😊

[@MonteViste]

Superb, as always, Chris

[@harrisonfrankly9095]

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[@garbamustapha8742]

I own Bitcoins. It’s a store of value, a distributed ledger. It’s a great place to put assets. Government’s currency does not hold value. It’s also a good investment vehicle.

[@giovannilarenzo8684]

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[@filipcaputo8749]

@@giovannilarenzo8684 I tried to invest in bitcoin earlier this year but i failed to do so because of the pandemic challenges, can someone give me a suggestion of a broker and how to invest

[@harrisonfrankly9095]

@@filipcaputo8749 Its a pity that Many people out there who are struggling through intense hardship has ignored bitcoin whereas bitcoin can uplift their financial status

[@afolayanolawale9027]

Trading in crypto currency is still much more one of my favorite digital investment mostly when it comes to Bitcoin and I totally love the technology behind it

[@Lil_mar00]

Tastytrade loves the idea of trade small (1-5%) and trade often. Statistically this makes sense, but I definitely hear what you're saying when it comes to account size. I guess I should trade just a few 10 point wide iron butterflies (10-15 delta wings) for a higher probability of profit, compared to a bunch of small winged butterflies (25-40 delta wings). Tastytrade also swears by managing winners at 25% which i think makes sense, especially for iron butterflies.

[@craigferge4702]

They say "trade small and trade often" so they can make more money off of you from commission.

[@Lil_mar00]

@@craigferge4702 I had that revelation other day. I was thinking about this comment I left too. Thanks for the confirmation haha

[@jesslee4701]

What is naked option? If I have 100 shares of spy, I sell 1 contract call, is it a naked sell call option?

[@jonathanpore6786]

“Naked” means you don’t own the shares, “covered” means you do. You should NEVER sell naked calls that’s how you end up with -$750,000.00

[@r0nnyb0yd]

It's people who trade naked (no clothes on) like Josh....

[@rodreedy]

Bro, what are you using to speak on so much information? A teleprompter? 😂 You give us so much info and never mess up

[@nik8391]

Great Strategies. Thank you.

[@fooling6373]

I noticed the POP was very low. Is there a reason to open a position that has a 38% chance of winning?

[@HefTrade]

do the dashed lines near the .15 deltas represent one standard deviation away from the strike price? thanks for the great vids Chris!

[@lProN00bl]

For options only traders it's not relevant but selling covered calls also has limited risk as long as you are okay with selling the stock and possibly waiting to buy back in.

[@congress_stocks]

Great info Chris! Glad I tripped over your channel. Quick question: If I follow your advice and only have one trade, with a well known company, why would the percentage of margin used matter, if I had an exit strategy that limited risk to 5% to 10% account margin?

[@lionlawntreeandshrub568]

Will Mathis Your exit strategy doesn’t matter to a brokerage firm. Stop losses are no guarantee that you’ll get filled, so max risk is what matters.

[@tariqtoruq2132]

why do you look for the closest delta to 0.15?

[@armahuang5434]

A quick question, say if you hold option in money as it expires (I understand that sell the spread is probably the most convenient ending if it has value, just say if you didn't get to login on that day for some reason). How is the exercise price determined? closing price of the day? (options seem must be settles within the regular hours correct?) Mid price of the day? Avg price per volume of the day? In case of a vertical spread, say a 200/300 bull call spread, is the price for both are guaranteed to be the same? or would it be possible that say the 200 call is exercised at $280 while the 300 call is exercise at $310? Do you get a special button as "exercise" on the expiring date?

[@patrickhenry7416]

Tasty works or tasty trade for your broker? Is webull good? Thanks so much!!

[@projectfinance]

I have used tastytrade for years and love them! Great commissions for active options traders and easy-to-use software (though all software will require learning). If interested, you can secure their funding bonus and access to my course if you support projectfinance through our referral link: info.tastytrade.com/tasty-offer?

[@tahntalus]

Can you list all the indexes for small accounts..

[@brittanyanderson1295]

Why would I buy a call and put at the same strike price. How do you make money

[@projectfinance]

Big movement in the stock price in either direction.

[@User66866]

Hi Chris, can you talk about options trading tips for a not small account?

[@projectfinance]

Yes, I can! I'll add it to the list.

[@User66866]

@@projectfinance Thank you Chris, enjoy your videos very much. One question: your other video mentioned about to sell put only when VIX is under 30 can dramatically increase the profit because it helped to manage the risk, which is the great idea. My question is: did you try to use other technical analysis as well to help build the module? For example, not to sell put when the stock is over bought (say way above 20MA, or 3-5 days up), wait for pull back, is that help your increasing the probability of winning? Thank you again!

[@gpnulife]

are you mike from tasty trades. if so, where is your whiteboard?

[@chenliu1225]

how much is each option trade on tastyworks?

[@arupian666]

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[@truszko91]

What does it mean when TastyWorks shows Max Loss of 0? For a butterfly trade that I set up, I managed to have a theoretical max profit of 50 and a max loss of 0. That seems wrong? Or is it?

[@projectfinance]

It is if it is a brand new trade that you're setting up. You won't get filled on a trade with no loss potential from the outset. You can only get a risk-free position by adjusting your way into a risk-free position from an already profitable position.

[@justchilling_.]

Always learning.

[@aarushhitesh2971]

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[@jonaswilson546]

Most at time you seek for a professional broker to assist you totally

[@dianamcdonalds1144]

Seeking for a good broker was the hardest thing I have ever faced on life, because I have lost my many to scammers

[@arianamoore8095]

My sister lost alot of funds trading on her own

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[@christianhudson4135]

My first time as a beginner I lost severally until I got recommendation to Logan, his assistant changed my trading experience

[@samueltidwell3377]

I think margin account under 25k is bs. Just use cash account. No pdt rule. Gives you much more flexibility. $5k is plenty to start trading options in a cash account.

[@projectfinance]

That’s a really great take and agreed 👍🏼

[@vevasam]

Hi, thank your informative videos. Is the BP Eff showed in Tastyworks considering the discount offered by the broker? If so, the actual BP should be quite high and in case if the stocks get assigned, shouldn't the account end up in a Margin Call? Could you please clarify. Thank you.

[@lightningda7297]

Very helpful 👍🏼

[@thehealerslm]

I have a small cash account $800 and I was approved at TD Ameritrade for options trading. What do you guys recommend to start? TY.

[@bronsonlee7372]

I do hit the like buttons a lot whenever i watch ur video i am a newbie and i am interested in options (Many would say too risky for newbie) anyway i want to do those spreads technique but can i use cash acct to do so with small investing at a time without margin acct which i am hesitant to tie up 25000 instead of utilizing actual my money efficiently. Futures trading has some ways to get around PDT. Ur brief advice or teaching would be very hwlpful for this old mab who is just started to learn. Mahalo. From Hawaii

[@duke_fleed]

Thanks for the video! I understand what you mean by avoiding selling Naked options, in particular selling naked calls, however, I dont understand selling naked puts. How do you sell covered puts? If you are new and really want to own stock xyz, dont you want to sell puts against xyz in which you will either get the premium, or get to be xyz at a cheaper price? Finally, do you have video about selling/buying spreads? Thanks!

[@tonks4stonks764]

You probably already found your answer to this question, but an investor could sell a cash secured put. Not a bad way to make a wee bit of extra cash if, as you say, the put seller would like to own the underlying stock anyway.

[@werkstar]

Is there any other free software similar to option net that is free? Would love to have a play around with something similar before I commit to purchasing anything.

[@jamespowell4594]

I started with a small account with as little as $100 on few assets, i continued trading with my broker till i had an upgrade. Right now i'm earning about $6k weekly on different assets like dividend stocks, metals and indices.

[@gustafonrebecca4311]

What do you think is responsible for this increase?

[@jamespowell4594]

@@gustafonrebecca4311 from my little stay in the market, i think having a diversified investment results to various income streams. So i believe the major factor is having a diversified investment portfolio.

[@murphyosullivan4480]

@@jamespowell4594 which of the brokers do you use?

[@matthewcurrie8637]

A PROPERLY diversified account would always win.

[@tomascastillo8273]

@@jamespowell4594 Hello i'm Filipino, getting a broker is very difficult here in my country because we are not so exposed to that. I've heard about foreign brokers and i would love to know more about yours or how i can get started.

[@AS-yc3wp]

Hi, hoping someone can help me here as i am getting a little disheartened, love this video, it is exactly what i have been looking for, i have been learning options for about 2 months, done the tastyworks course and option alpha, the problem that is stopping me moving forward is the BP effect, i have just copied the iron butterfly in IWM and it is almost identical POP, Delta etc but the BP in my tastywork account is $62,500K and i cannot work out why, in the video it shows under $1K.....can anyone help me make sense of this

[@Mr-is8to]

If you have not applied for a margin account, creating an identical trade to that of an account with margin privileges will have different buying power requirements. Are you sure your account has margin privileges? 🤔

[@AS-yc3wp]

@@Mr-is8to i did apply for margin account, which i was approved for, i also have a cash account, maybe they have credited the incorrect account and that is where the issue lies, i am waiting to hear back from tasty works, thanks for the reply

[@nailil5722]

GOAT 🐐

[@chris-pw6jt]

Ive been told that there are only about 50 companies with enough volume to make options trading worth it, is that your experience? can you point me in the direction of some material that addresses this?

[@projectfinance]

Hi Chris! Generally I would agree. I've found that when people email me asking options questions, more often than not they are trading stocks I've never heard of and the options they are trading have no liquidity. I'd say there are more than 50 stocks with options you can trade, but there is not a huge universe of stocks with hyper liquid options.

[@arkinspired4386]

projectoption how can we find a list of stocks to best use for options?

[@chris-pw6jt]

@@arkinspired4386 I wound up using that site he recommends, tastyworks, and they have some pre-made watch lists. One in particular is called "options high volume", and that's got some good ones.

[@arkinspired4386]

chris thank you so much for the info

[@timstrack4573]

Great, Video your correct about naked position, I did it?