Correctly Pricing Your Options Strategies - Options Pricing

Properly pricing a trade to make enough money to cover the probability risk is one of the most overlooked aspects of selling options for monthly income. In this video, I'll show you exactly why most trades are frustrated and losing money long-term even though they are trading with a very high probability of success. Skip this video and you'll join their ranks.

[stevelong]

Been investing over 30 years and this old dog learned some new tricks here today.

[jamescalloway]

I stumbled across this truth but did not know what to do about it. I could calculate that the pricing was poor for my trade but could not get the formula. Truly an amazing find. Thanks for the amazing information.

[michaelcox]

Very good information. This is a must for anyone who trades options.

[monicalpeck]

Loving all your training videos and podcast. You make everything so simple to understand and inspiring to listen to. I am paper trading in TOS, but hope to feel comfortable to be trading in real money in the next 6 months. Your videos are awesome!

[Szukini]

Hi Kirk
This is excellent information.

What would the approximate IV, where a vertical spread becomes profitable please ?

[ericjohnson]

You're not including the commission in your credit formula because it obviously varies. However, your (credit received) should include commission, correct?

[matiascaceresarar]

What about the credit you receive? should not that push your break even down in the case of put spreads and up in the case of call spreads? That should lead to slightly better ITM probabilities than those implied by the short strikes

[orpaz]

This video is very very helpful. I've been wondering about this issue for some time now and now I got all of the answers. Just one tip - you should the word "expectency" somewhere in the title so people could find it. I was looking for information on expectency with options for a long time and couldn't find anything.