USE STOCKS TO GENERATE INCOME - COVERED CALL | Sky View Trading

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[@skyviewtrading]

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He really is a great teacher, i definitely would pay to learn from him .. im never gonna send my kids to college, never ever !!! they don't need it... they will learn to trade stocks and options, then use the collect money to build a portfolio ..lol

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@@TsarOfRuss not rlly a good plan.

[@TsarOfRuss]

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@@TsarOfRuss I’m not being serious, I’m just saying what if your children lose all their money? How they gonna get it back? They need to get a job, and you can’t get a very good job without college. Never said he’ll be bad traders, just saying it’s a possibility.

[@MockManor]

Ohhh thank god. This explanation is perfect. So many other people just ramble and put in extra information and I have no idea what they’re talking about. Thanks again for this perfect explanation.

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you so much for the kind words. Please check out our other videos and let us know what you think of those as well 🙂

[@rlam4648]

I took Skyview’s entire trading course. I learned a ton and went live with my account back in the fall but I didn’t do so well. The stock market is crazy volatile right now and even the safest condors I put on with the highest probability were putting me in the red. I don’t know what I was doing wrong but every time I’d make a trade some kind of news would happen and worst case scenario just kept happening over and over again. I’m a little weary to start back up with these strategies again.

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[@robertgregg3522]

Great video. Thanks for posting. The one thing I don't understand is the Buying Power Effect/Capital required. Wouldn't the capital required be the price of stock * 100?

[@rgosmond1]

You do such a great job of presenting option trading! So easy to understand. Really like the method you use to do these videos! Liked and subscribed. Thanks!

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you so much!

[@Diogenes469]

I have to say, I love your videos! Concise, clear and to the point. You really seem to know how the options trade works. Although, I was always wondering, what's the motivation behind doing/selling training videos, when you're presumably already making a lot of money with the know-how you are teaching? The trading lessons revenue must be peanuts to you.

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you! And great question, there are a few reasons - Building a business around our trading lessons does allow us to have an additional income stream (you can never have too many!), but it also allows us to give back to the economy by providing our customers with a solution to their problems, as well as creating and providing jobs for our employees (designers, developers, support reps, etc.). That is very fulfilling to us.

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This is the best Options Selling video I've ever come across! Thanks for sharing the knowledge! Definitely earned my like! :)

[@skyviewtrading]

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[@KevinWatt13]

Just to clarify, entry price means current stock price - value of selling the call. So the benefit of this is that if the stock stays the same or drops a bit you still made a bit. Seems like a big limitation + still a high capital requirement for the slightly reduced risk? Does the platform handle the transfer of your stocks if the purchaser of your call exercises it?

[@NikkiHowardMiz]

So, I just could not grasp the whole long/short 2 orders in 1 idea. However, the way you defined each word and action as if the listener is just hearing this for the first time actually made me get it. It also might have had something to do with the cadence of your voice that just made it click for me. I just want to thank you and let you know your time was appreciated and helped someone. I will be putting this into practice today!

[@PramodShetty]

Best channel which gets to the point and explain all the concepts without unnecessary bs

[@skyviewtrading]

Thanks so much for the kind words!

[@amoljadhao9676]

Thank you. I have learned options using most of your videos. It is very user friendly. How do i sell long call for the stocks I hv already own.

[@victorfaniba6243]

great money making tip bro .....amazing experience i will remember this for a long time. thanks for making me independent.

[@heylookitsherbie]

Newbie investor here... My dad just taught me this strategy, he made a killing off of this on Wall St back in the day, he just keeps selling the calls if they expire, and every time it lowers his cost basis. I'm really looking forward to giving this a shot.

[@skyviewtrading]

AWESOME! Thanks for the comment and the sub!

[@nicholasbolduc3110]

How would i use this strategy on Tesla today. I need someone to walk me through this

[@heylookitsherbie]

@@nicholasbolduc3110 It's a trading strategy that you use on stocks that you already own. You can only use this strategy if you own 100 shares of Tesla, or about $43,425 worth (as of this moment, and say your cost basis was $40,000 or $400/share), then go to the bid/ask spread that your broker uses. Look at all the different options you have and determine a time frame that you are comfortable with. Say you choose October 2, 2020, choose the lowest price you do NOT think the stock will go over. For argument's sake, let's say you do not think the stock will go past $460/share before 10/2/20. choose that one as long as the price is good, let's say it's $39.00, you multiply that number by 100 shares, and once the trade is executed, you have that money deposited in your account. As long as the stock does not go past $460/share, nothing happens. If it goes over $460/share by 10/2/20, you have to sell. As the author said, it's a great way to reduce your cost basis, because now your it is lowered by $39/share to $361/share. I hope this helps.

[@nicholasbolduc3110]

@@heylookitsherbie thank you for taking the time to explain this. I only own 1 stock in tesla.

[@nicholasbolduc3110]

I can use this method with 500 dollars? Right.. I just need to invest in a lower priced stock?

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[@MyOzempicJourney]

This is the best explanation I’ve heard.

[@EmmarcoPro]

I want to know, if I am the one put out covered call. What or who will be the other party taking my covered call?

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[@pbose698]

Hey man GREAT STUFF.The way you have explained is AWESOME, you have really broken down the trade into every minute detail. God bless. Please do a video on position sizing and risk to reward.

[@skyviewtrading]

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[@RL-os2zj]

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[@carlosweaver6763]

Are you back for good? Looking to learn options and your old videos are currently helping and thinking of subscribing but the years of drought got me hesitant.

[@skyviewtrading]

We've been busy creating a new site for our members but will hopefully be creating more free content now!

[@thanhnguy1654]

Your videos are so easy to follow. I literally am learning how options work through your video. Keep it up! In the scenario at the end where you loose from the trade I'm a bit confused. When you write a call contract the person that bought it has the option to buy at the strike price. In this scenario the price of the stock went really low so it won't be excercised. Unless you are forced to sell the stock at the really low price, woudn't you just keep the profit from selling the short call? Please excuse my lack of experience.

[@alfriendly5855]

yes i agree with you. i dont know why on the video it is explained that if price goes below your strike price that you will have a loss, because your position is covered by the shares that you own . You would just keep your shares, since covered call is not exercised and you keep the premium you received. Video seems to suggest that you would book a loss on the shares that you own, but you can hold on to them for a potential rebound in price. Sorry to see you did not get a response . i noticed that positive comments above and below did get a response. Hopefully this reply will get a response to confirm or clarify my understanding.

[@Enzoiii]

You have the best videos on youtube on how to trade stocks

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you so much!

[@andrewhenley5250]

Do you keep the shares if it never hits the strike price on the covered call or does it sell the shares no matter the price?

[@BadMonkeyTouring]

An excellent explanation. Easy to understand, but you didn't go cover what happens if the option is exercised, or if the option expires worthless and you're still long the stock.

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Thank you!!! We appreciate the comment and the sub!

[@LionHeartNet]

It looks easy to trade stocks. I like these strategies. And thank you for the free lessons.

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Thank you very much for the comment and the sub!

[@perakojot9324]

Reducing cost with covered calls to save and earn some money is a good opportunity. This method is veru usefull and it changin my opinion about tradine. Thanlk you

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Thank you!

[@stevieb82]

Bravo! The first simplistic explanation and this has been here for a year. THANK YOU!

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Stevie B thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

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[@danlociceroify]

Hello, Excellent tutorial! If the call option hits the strike price prior to its expiration does it automatically sell? Ty.

[@leonid5309]

The option contract will not exercise or be worthless until it’s expiration date. Exercise meaning buy 100 shares of that company with your cash. If it’s a Buy Open Call then if it goes above your strike price, the more profit you make. You must make the decision of when to sell your contract before it expires, but in short no it will not automatically sell as you still have potential gains to be made or potential losses.

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Good to see you back again. Excellent video as always. Thanks.

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you!

[@dileshthanvi]

Please explain butterfly strategy......

[@skyviewtrading]

Will do!

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[@baoshenyi]

Thank you for the wonderful video, for "covered stock" strategy, does it requires you have captical to cover buying 100 shares of apple? which means you neeed 115.28*100 = $11528 if apple stock price below 119 and 115.28 was price before expiration day. thanks

[@skyviewtrading]

Hello and thanks for watching! Yes, a traditional covered call is when we short 1 call for every +100 shares of stock we own. There are ways to trade options without owning shares of stock though! We actually prefer trading options without owning stock ourselves!

[@Daniel-vw4dj]

so is there any benefit to holding on the trade past the strike price? if you already made the max $1200, why not just get out of the position entirely?

[@mohssinajaiz4906]

This video really help me to trade easy. Thank you

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you!

[@madhan1320566]

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[@borismateev3198]

You can also sell puts for mathematically the same effect without owning any stock

[@UmTheMuse]

Some people switch back and forth between the two--sell a put until you own the stock, sell a covered call until you no longer do, sell a put, and so on. I have no idea how good an idea this is, though. If you own the stock anyway, is selling a call against it better than buying a put? Building a collar? I am hoping to find out.

[@rda491]

Great video . Covered call (sell call + 100 shares) if the stock price goes down - just your stock price devalued but you still collect the premium and the 100 share , right ?

[@skyviewtrading]

Correct. And you can keep selling calls against the stock to lower your cost basis. It's a WIN WIN.

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Subscribed.. so clear a newbie ( me) understood that

[@amachel.4689]

Great video. Best explanation I’ve seen so far. Maybe I’m a bit premature in asking this question as it’s maybe covered in your other videos but what criteria do you use to find the stocks to trade. Price, volatility etc...

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Thank you 🙏 for insightful and fabulous short clip

[@skyviewtrading]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jonathandabbah8316]

Great Videos! Can you explain what happens if you exit the trade before the expiration date? Thx!

[@birdflora6439]

Thanks a lot! Very helpful

[@skyviewtrading]

Thanks so much!

[@JoWabbie]

also what if you did a SHort Call and Short Put?

[@rahulklm534]

Really very helpful. I am very happy to see this video. Thank you very much for your help.

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you!

[@kaviarasu7233]

Please continue to post video .very nice video.thank you

[@shaunbaid]

Great video. Can someone tell me which trading platform is being used in the video?

[@Revoswathead]

One of the best I ever seen.

[@CaspertheAnimeGeek]

This was the most helpful vid on covered calls

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you! Much appreciated!

[@desperado914]

If the price goes down to 67 there is no obligation to sell the shares is that correct but the premium can still be collected

[@aGr3atD4y]

Thx great vid!

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you!

[@jelio8165]

Hi! Adam, great insightful videos and simplification in presentation. Thanks. Couple of question/comment: Where is the link to the Mentoring process you noted in one of the videos? Is that at your link above? Secondly, as an example to this 'Covered Call' video with one's own stock; how would one play this scenario to mitigate loss of dip in a Tesla stock currently (suppose you want to get out of that position and not take loss (breakeven or a minute upside, if possible). Say one has 5 or 10 Tesla stocks bought at high 800s (say bought at 860, now it is down today at 670 (lowest for today I think). Suppose one just want to liquidate position without losing money - how would/could using the Long Position Stock with the 'Short Call' work, to come out break even (what might a 'Call Sell' be for that scenario -$190?). Suppose I need to come out of that Tesla position and use the funds for other possibilities. I understand, this is not a financial advise. Perhaps you can illustrate a real life example using real numbers of the $860 owned and $670 current lowest price today in February. How would you play such as example. Thanks

[@michaelnguyen4220]

Can we use the sell cash secured puts to get the premium instead of covered stock ? Is this the better way ?

[@Saad_TheGod]

Great Vid!

[@thothheartmaat2833]

with this you could also buy a put as well and wouldnt that make this better than the iron condor?

[@eduardoantonio4286]

So you would make more if you sold the 80 strike price?

[@atlantissmojo44505]

Do you have a video where I can see how a sold ITM strike as apposed to the sold OTM strike

[@irenet1751]

May I ask a question please? If I have a call option with a maturity date of 5 years and a strike price that equals the current price of the option how can I make a profit? This option is considered to be at the money, right?

[@arunchandran1069]

Thanks for sharing this informative video and this helped a lot.Good tip for making income

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you for watching!

[@aserdada5587]

The stock market is crazy volatile right now and even the safest condors I put on with the highest probability were putting me in the red.

[@shubhamlakhera8741]

another amazing video by amazing channel,

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you so much 😀

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Another great video and well explained, i just wish i am smart enough to understand and profit from it.

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you! You are smart enough! Anyone can do this stuff.

[@dileshthanvi]

Thank you .....👍👍👍👍👍

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank YOU!

[@ghassanshamieh433]

What about buying a put on OTM as an insurance?

[@artaccount1594]

Is this the same as vertical spread?

[@happy1tony]

really helpful, thanks a lot

[@vanessacosta_br]

Great!!! Thank you.

[@elijahyeo2102]

Just wondering is it a strategy to buy back the call when it is at its strike value point so that we can fully reap the profit?

[@hapellon9604]

What i dont understand is if the stock doesnt hit the strike price you sold ... it will not be exercice ? - will you still have to sell the stocks that you own ? Or you can keep it and redo ? Like if you bout 100 stocks for 65$ , make a covered call of with hit price at 75$ , the stock reach 70$ at end of 30days ... will you have to sell to 70$ ?? Or can you just keep the premium of 2$ and the stocks ? And just redo?

[@locmanw1583]

When you sell covered calls and it expires is it true you don't have to close order it just expires if below your strike?

[@RaceCarRobbie]

So, essentially you're selling a contract which gives someone the right to purchase 100 shares of X company, that you already own, at a price that you determined IF it hits that strike price? So, for example, if the $100/stock rises to $200/ the next day, the person buying the contract can ride out the contract for the remainder of the option and still purchase your stock at $100/ regardless of the end price? (As long as it's at, or over, strike price)?

[@ashneilbhatnagar9242]

Do you have to sell the stock though?

[@DiyEcoProjects]

❤️ Thank you ~ your explaination video is the best ive seen. I think i understand it now. Id like to do covered calls with bitcoin. All the best

[@DiyEcoProjects]

Just loooked at your other videos, definately subbed, well done - have a good year

[@skyviewtrading]

Thank you for the sub!

[@CountDemitri]

What is the name of the trading platform that you are using?

[@friendscreationentertainme5428]

Hi sir pls tell me, while we are making long strangle then what should we neutral as GREEKS ? i will b very thankful if u reply me....

[@obruche2822]

Hello there, nice video to be honest but every time I watch different KZbin videos I see how people earn from it but no my case is different always making loss. What am I doing wrong?

[@sixtusa1727]

@frank I really know a ton of this stock trading, I've read many of this mainstream books about stock and viewed a lotta recordings as well. Definitely I began with a demo account and was making acceptable waves in it however promptly I exchanged over to a live exchanging account I lost a great deal, but with Mr Pedro Williams i recovered all i lost.

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[@malapatel6925]

Can you do a video on the butterfly strategy.

[@skyviewtrading]

We are working on this video! Should be coming out in a few months!

[@raulrosmorales]

What is the name of the platform that you use to trade options? Is it available for Europeans? Thanks.

[@tpsu129]

Technically, you only lose money if you sell the stock. The next month, you can resell another option and build your way back to profitability.

[@mistersandy]

Depending on the stock, it may be more than a month before you can sell another option with any premium. Example Campbell Soup just tanked on earning from 49.50 to 45.60. At the moment there are no good options to sell at or above $49.50, unless you go out very far on the expiration date. I sold my first option in the 49 range and now have to wait it out or cost average to the 47 range to get any premium. I never lose money, just make less money on some trades.

[@Ch-ne8pw]

i bought 50 share of jc pennys today 60 cents now worth 20 bucks made a good buy

[@skyviewtrading]

Nice job!!

[@JoWabbie]

so the price of AAPL is 116. but you bought the stock for 115 x100? i thought youre buying it at stock price then doing the sell call

[@youcantoo247]

The only thing I don’t understand is if you have long stock and it dips down in the covered call scenario you didn’t necessarily lose any money if you were planning to hold anyways? So I understand that the value goes down but it just seems that the loss created as part of this scenario is separate from the actual transaction. If you had to get rid of the stock at the expiration then sure, but that’s not the case you’re not forced to sell if it doesn’t hit its strike price

[@jeremylam8549]

Question on Poor man covered call. Theoretically, it is a long call + short call at a later expiry date. But rather than this, is it considered wiser to short put + short call? Is this combination considered a poor man covered call?

[@skyviewtrading]

Hello! No, a short put + short call is considered a "strangle" strategy. We have a video on our channel titled "Our Favorite Options Trading Strategy - The Strangle" that you should check out!

[@simplecarnivore]

One of the best option vids ive seen yet as a beginner its still quite confusing to me.

[@gringolendario]

i agree

[@dileshthanvi]

Please some strategy for current...market level....like new strategy....

[@skyviewtrading]

Check out our newest video!

[@emilyhowe3359]

Great content, sounded like a friend of mine, but I'm not very sure about the market due to volatility and i'm more focused on short term and following a news about an investor who grew huge profit in few months, my question is, what strategies can i apply to make this from the current market?

[@donaldlocher2537]

well, I think smart investors are current trading the volatile market and not waiting hopelessly for the market stability

[@feliciasherbert989]

There are good gains in the trading market with good research , i started using this strategy when the market crash begun and I've been able to to double the value of my portfolio to about $380,000 although i have been investing in the past few years i still needed the help of an investment expert because i feel trading requires a lot of research and grounded experience.

[@robertthurmond8161]

@@feliciasherbert989 high end investors seem to looks forward to market fluctuations to make huge gains and If you ask me i think they're responsible for jinxing the market

[@emilyhowe3359]

@@feliciasherbert989 Please do you mind leaving me your consultant’s contact info? or preferably I can also leave you my email if that suits you better.

[@feliciasherbert989]

@@emilyhowe3359 look her up, her name is Lucy Maria Koss she's the investment expert that guides my trades, you can reach out to her via her webpage

[@TheAshanks15]

Can you do a video in poor man's covered call?

[@skyviewtrading]

Absolutely! We'll add it to the list!