ZERO LOSS OPTION STRATEGY (GUARANTEED PROFIT)? | EP. 105

Let's talk about no risk option trades/no loss option trading strategies on Robinhood. Today I will talk about the most common question I get all the time by showing you what looks to be a zero loss option strategy on Robinhood. Please understand the risks involved with options trading before you begin trading options.

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[ellamarshall]

Hello, I'm new to forex and bitcoin/ethereum trade and I have been making huge losses but I recently see a lot of people earning from it. Can someone please tell me what i'm doing wrong

[crunchyroll]

This is the most important videos about Debit and Credit and with no bidders, that was my first lost because of that.

[realroyhuff]

I've entered numerous no cost as well as for profit collars with a guaranteed premium at no loss. The trade can be entered either as a combined trade or legged in as a covered call and then a protective put. It's not hard to do.

[presley]

My advice to new investors: Buy good companies stocks and hold them as long as they are good companies. Just do this and ignore the forecasts and market views which are at best entertaining but completely useless

[aurinator]

Good information, I know I at least had wondered the same when I first saw it.

[parkerberlin]

or enter .05 or even .01 into the limit price and when it asks credit or debit, click debit. now you have huge margins for a $5 or $1 and if the bid is above the ask you have a chance of it getting filled, but this too is a long shot and rarely gets filled, but I have filled em. Example $250 potential for $1 risk

[Ennyt]

Very good explanation!! I was wondering why my orders were always getting rejected.

[xiangyang]

Please share about your weekly bill put spread. Would like to know how u manage risk and your losses

[magyarvandor]

So basically you made me watch a video about a strategy that can't be implemented, no matter what. You even admit a clickbait...

[talkingbread]

I entered into a no loss iron condor one time. I think the market maker was not paying attention at the time. I was never able to do it again after that. Also the spreads can skew the expected outcome, as in the example the spreads were very wide.

[peteru]

What if you bought each option individually, you sell 2 strikes at $25 and fill it then you then you buy one 1 at 24.50 and fill it then you buy one 25.50 and fill it. You have authorization for naked calls and have portfolio margin or is there a recognition function once all your filled? Or you sell 2 on one broker acct, buy 1 at another broker and buy a 3rd at another broker. But other brokers may have high commission so have 3 robin hood accounts with 3 different people working together?

[Lawpark]

When you go to fill this trade, it will be rejected because the price is wrong on the 25.5 call. You can tell because the 26c is above the 25.5. The wrong price is shown, this happens all the time, especially on low volume stocks

[danharvey]

I just came across your videos today. Great Job! I’m looking forward to seeing your others. Also thanks for introducing me to OptionStrat… what a tool!

[mikelee]

Ok so it's gotta be said... the market maker isn't locking in a loss because they don't treat these trades as single trades... they treat them as individual options plays.... you can definitely open butterflies for a credit depending on how and when u set them up

[jqchen]

Thanks for sharing! That's very interesting, I wonder if you could buy 2 call spread instead?
Sell25call, buy 24.5call. Next buy25.5 call, sell25call. Thanks

[jacobcampos]

What if you do debit? Or what if you do 2 separate orders with various prices changed by a mere 0.01% so the risk is really low but still exists. Therefore 2 different ppl accept your order or whatever therefore making it valid

[ronrocheleau]

Hey G. Do you ever reply to anyone’s questions?

[phas]

This strategy doesn't work as you cannot get filled for a credit for Long Butterfly Strategies. If this worked then you can sell huge quantities and get rich as no downside and zero collateral 💸💰

[carlosmolinaguerra]

Thank you. Would you mind to follow-up on the risks of placing each trade separately? This is, first selling the calls and then buying the calls (or viceversa). I image (1) maybe same low likelihood of no finding someone at the other side in one of the trades and (2) less profitable since you will be required to have a collateral to avoid naked calls.

[bluest]

Thank you! Super useful for a neophyte like me. Tell me please, anyone who can, this is a slightly directional options butterfly, right? Since you chose a leg below ATM as your starting point. In this sense, you need to guess which direction the stock will go, correct? What if you were wrong, and it went up?