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great video; helped me to understand a lot. What is missing (or may be it is me that did not get), is a tutorial about what NOT to do, or how to crash your account ( I guess not owning the stocks already, before selling the call, is one of them). thanks anyway!
Great video. A question. So since you already have the shares in your account if the stock went up and hit the strike price of $93 the buyer could buy. So since you already have them at $88 then you would also profit even if it got called correct? Since you are covered you when either way as long as you are good at selling the stocks at the strike price? Great video. I think I finally get it but wanted to confirm this one part. Thank you
This video is NOT for beginners. First of all, the author is talking too fast. And unless you know the lingo, you’re lost 😞 right from the beginning.
Thanks Joe; your video help this "Newbie" a lot.
Awesome video. Explained thoroughly, it was easy for me to understand. I'm hoping you have a video on selling puts as well.
Im confused on one thing. Why don’t you just sell outrageous calls? Seems like you’d win every time selling 0dte’s. There is always an idiot buying lottos.
Thanks bro!!
so if you don't want to keep the shares then you should go for higher delta? e.g. 0.4?
Very Very Helpful.Thank you. I would look at more Videos of yours.
I have found that the option can be assigned anytime before the expiration. Not only on the day of expiration as shown here at 5:49. Am I right?
Ty for explaining. Question: what is limit amount of 0.06 at the end?
Got lost when we started talking buy back.
Yes, explained very well but still not sure about covered calls. I’ll watch several times, maybe it will click at some point. Thank you..
Trade smartly. Rewards are HUGE. I believe nothing beats professionalism and experience!
i feel like If I watched this 5 times and took notes it would be the best explanation but i have a hard time wrapping my head around this.
2 comments 1) i think that it is worth mentionning that fidelity quotes prices based on the ask if you are short covered calls. So right after buying it always looks like you have lost money. 2) i dont like the standing order to buy back at 10%. You may be likely to only get that in the late hours of the last day where it is essentially worthless if out of the money.
Just stumbled on your videos while searching TSLY. Great content and well laid out in in a digestible format. Keep up the great work!
Excellent explanation! Options have always made my brain explode. This was clear.
What would happen if you didn't have the 100 shares in SBUX?
Would you consider an in the money call?
If so, how far in the money and what expiry?
Thanks
Hi Joe, thanks for the video. I am confused you explain “out of the money” as market price above strike price. (8:00 mark) is this correct ?
After watching many videos on the subject, this is the best one
Great video, awesome tutorial and thanks for showing on Fidelity platform – I use it so it was even better. Took notes, thank you!!!!
Man I’d lose my shirt on this. 😅
Joe, this is very interesting particularly the part about "buying to close" being entered immediately… do these often fill? So you're saying you get paid to "sell to open" and then get paid AGAIN when you buy to close? How often does this work? Thanks So I have an existing portfolio… is there a tool to help determine which positions are best for this strategy?
Too sense 😂
Joe- really helpful info and fantastic step by step approach shown. Buying to close for a fe w cents rather than just letting the option expire is a solid way to eliminate the shenanigans that can occur around ootions expirations. Keep up the great work.
For example if you sold a covered call at the $40.00 strike price it could be called away from you @ 39.97 at expiration so it’s best to buy back your call.
ok. I watched it 12 times. I understand about 60% of ot it. Huge jump of 58% understanding. People take classes for this so I'm proud of myself for getting a D- in comprehension after 3 hours. 👹
is it a good video? I couldn't tell you. I didn't understand 98% of it so your in luck. I'll be watching it until I understand my ass from my elbow which i estimate is about 60% of it. it's good when the price goes down?! what?
Great Lesson! I finally get it. Thanks
Good Video… I tuned in because I'm confused about closing my Covered call positions and the last few minutes really helped. thanks for uploading.
Perfect.
Hey! What would you say is the ideal time frame for covered calls? Just weekly or monthly?
Can you force them to exercise the option? I sell a call for 5 bucks, my stock hits the strike price. Exercise the option, I keep my 5 bucks and move on.
Curious about timing of Selling to Open. Do you look for certain stock movements, or chart patterns, or anything else, or do you just wake up one day and place a Sell-to-Open order?
Great video.and love the detailed explanation. I still do have many questions. More than can be left here as they are progressive depending on the answer. Do you offer 1:1s?
if its drop 90 % why not just let it ride let it void after the 28th ??