How to Trade Options like a GOD

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[InTheMoneyAdam]

Not an affiliate, just have lots of people asking.

[akin]

Usually 2 types of options works for me:

1) Selling cash covered puts in bullish months.
2) Buying calls on profitable S&P 500 companies 2 weeks before earning report. Sell out of the call 2-3 business before earnings call.

[henrikraymond]

My advise to beginners to trading is before you enter the market as a trader, you need to have some idea of how you will make decisions to execute your trades. You must know what information you will need to make the appropriate decision on entering or exiting a trade.i knew all these investing and learning form a professional trader . Always seek the assistance of a super trader

[newhampshirelifestyle]

I have been trading options for over 15 years. I have learned to focus on covered calls, vertical spreads, cash secured puts and long calls/long puts. I got better with Fibonacci levels and other technical indicators. But I avoid day trading. I am more of a position swing trader.

[alex]

100% agree. LEAPS, Covered Calls, and Cash Secured Puts is all you need to comfortably make over 20% a year.

[WhiteBoardFinance]

The finance space has become super slimy. Ton of charlatans out there. Essentially beginners teaching beginners how to become experts.

[kane]

"Develop yourself professionally"....best advice i have seen given by a youtube trading guru...a buddy of mine tried to convince me we could trade full time and i am like why? I have a 6 figure job which is guaranteed money....I like trading but anything i make in the market is extra. Cant imagine the stress of surviving solely based on my trades...If a trade goes side ways its not the end of the world for me.

[veramonique]

Investing in the stock market is the best option to make a passive income.
Virtually all the markets are crazy, most people pay more attention to the shiniest position on the graph, I’m keeping a diversified portfolio.

[MrJohnDaz]

Your channel has been a game-changer for me. I went from buying options and losing money, to selling options, making money, and leveraging my margin account without worries..

[kkp]

this guy looks like the WSB mascot, but his principles are the exact opposite of the WSB apes

[busydadrs]

Instructions unclear. Placed 90% of portfolio on OOTM calls expiring this Friday.

[lcx]

Your content is gold. You should do a video about how mergers/acquisitions and stock splits/reverse splits can effect option contracts. You’d surely explain it better than anyone else I’ve seen try

[urgx]

Step 1: Enable margin
Step 2: Buy deep out of the money calls that expire in two days
Step 3: Tendies

[Zachary-Daiquiri]

Im a beginner that got in on the gamestop hype. I wanted to learn more so i started searching youtube and found your videos. You helped me learn enough to be able to fundamentally understand options, and sniff out all the new active traders and gurus roaming on message boards. Im willing to bet im not alone. You have had a positive impact on the people who were willing to learn how this all works. Thank you.

[Bluespindle]

Best decision I made was to stop buying options and to start selling options

[MSmith-xqxw]

A big problem is the common wording of that warning "most traders lose money". That makes people think they ARE successful traders because they make money. It should be worded "most people do not beat the index, long-term". Then people will understand that they may or may not make money actively trading, but odds are they would make more money long-term by just buying index funds.

[Matt-lqgd]

"I can't say guys" yes, you can. It's a general grouping of people not only just men. It's a very common general term, let's not get crazy with political correctness.

[sDeezyeazy]

Finally a financial youtuber that's transparent and genuine
Edit: if you pull an Andrei Jikh once you hit 1 mil subs ill be pissed, never change

[MrTallandrew]

I do similar investing strategies. I am a little different though, I concentrate my portfolio into around 5 stocks that I have done full DD on, and I really base most of my decisions on the valuation I spend hours and hours going over valuations and what I think the stock is worth. I look for low risk high reward stocks and I go long on them. If the stock is at rock bottom prices and premiums are cheap, I buy ITM leaps 18+ months out, I sell the leaps and convert them into shares then sell covered calls on them once the risk to reward of leaps isnt worth it anymore, If its a stock I dont just want to hold until it hits what I think its worth in the next year, and its a 3 year+ hold I just buy shares and sell far OTM CC's especially if the premium is good, I sell the 45 DTE CCs and exit the trade at 50% profit or 21 DTE which ever comes first, and I dont sell CCs after a huge drop. Im a long term investor but I buy and sell options depending on what my plan is, and I never buy short term calls EVER, I love the leverage that options bring you when the risk to reward is a slam dunk. Thanks for the video man!!!!

[ChengTeoh]

It feels like there's a not so subliminal message to do the a trade with NVDA.