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[curlyfryz]

I saw this video a couple of time and shrugged if off thinking that it was too complicated to learn spreads and chose to buy plain calls instead. Well that ended badly with me blowing up my account from 2600 to 270. Just this pass two weeks I started trading debit spreads and have made it back to 1k. Thank you for educating us. 🙏🏾😎

[TheYonilior]

FYI you don’t have to go so far out like he does in this video. You can make the same profits in a shorter time. I do this for spy 3x a week. On a 1000$ Robinhood account I make around 200$ a week.

[philtrip]

I've been looking at strikes close together. When deciding I find the strikes with the least difference in premiums. More bang for your buck. Least investment for largest possible return. You can always buy as many of these as you like to increase your possible gains. Why make the spread super wide for the gain you are hoping for? Also check the volume of the strikes you are looking at buying. At closing time for the contracts you need to have someone to exercise theirs. Minimize your risk while also increasing your gains.

[RAndomlyEntertained]

I do agree with, I have been doing verticals debit for over 6 years and I must add, it is the best.. also once u study all 4 verticals.. u will understand all the other strategies... even the iron condor that they claim was hard is just 2 verticals together

[Ozzyozzysheesh]

Make a video on how to close them we’ve been asking this for a minute now

[PhanOT]

Is "ITM" safer for this strategy? How about buy a call and sell a call "OTM"? Too much risks?

[dreamlifedividends]

Ay man i started selling options because of you. Ive had good success so far. Thanks man!

[Kloutkulture]

Wait so I can buy an ITM strike and price not move at all and still profit?

[rubensaintilus]

Can I sell the call debit spread while in profit to keep my profit???

[traderelated]

a bit confused. With the SPY example, why are we hoping it stay above the strike that we sold? I get that if it stays above the call that we bought we make more and more money but if it stay above the call we sold, aren't we losing money like in a traditional call option since the buyer of that call is in the money?

[MexicansUnite]

How was tsla around 1500 last year? Or am i just tripping?

[Looeydied]

so for the example on TSLA, if i hold my debit spread till expiration and it expires ITM, i make a profit of $600? or does it force me to buy 100 TSLA stocks and then i have to sell those stocks for the profits?
or am i suppose to sell the debit spread on expiration day before it expires?
im sure others would like to know lol.

[AR-zfwu]

And add that to your Robinhood shopping cart. Oh man that was gold

[quinnbuilder]

What happens if I call that is going to expire in the money. Will I have a negative balance

[anthonykintner]

Day trading makes it incredibly easy for you to earn massively from the stock market. Many traders trade without enough information that’s why 90% of them lose. It’s smart to get properly educated before you start trading to avoid losses due to common amateur trader errors.

[mbj]

If you do a debit spread, do you hold both contracts till expiration? Or do you sell them both at the same time

[mvppro]

I love selling my put. My whole portfolio is up 6% this month.

[money]

Finally got approved for options spreads myself. Going to be making some videos about it soon if anybody is interested. From one beginner to another. Maybe we can both learn something together 👍

[ANEEQHKHAN]

Can anyone please answer my all important question.
If I have a sell spread, say for example for SPY and I have a Sell Put at $315 and Buy Put at $314. The expiration date is July 22nd. Will my spread gets exercised and I lose the collateral, I put upfront, if during the time of my spread creation and expiration date price drops below $315? What if the price on expiration goes up again over $315? Will it get exercised as soon as price drops below $315, or just the price at date of expiration is important?
I know if I am selling a put I will have to buy the 100 stocks, but selling spread and having to get it exercised before expiry date is what I am curious about. Thank in advance!Benjie, or anyone who knows and reading this comment, can you please answer my all important question.
If I have a sell spread, say for example for SPY and I have a Sell Put at $315 and Buy Put at $314. The expiration date is July 22nd. Will my spread gets exercised and I lose the collateral, I put upfront, if during the time of my spread creation and expiration date price drops below $315? What if the price on expiration goes up again over $315? Will it get exercised as soon as price drops below $315, or just the price at date of expiration is important?
I know if I am selling a put I will have to buy the 100 stocks, but selling spread and having to get it exercised before expiry date is what I am curious about. Thank in advance!

[JayPippin]

Your tutorials are the best because you keep it simple and straight to the point