Buying a Single Call Option on the TD Ameritrade ThinkorSwim Platform

Check out how to buy a single call option on the TD Ameritrade ThinkorSwim Platform! Increase your knowledge and invest smartly!

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[thisheadofmine]

Such a thorough, straightforward, and simple explanation! The best I’ve seen!

[JayDKBGames]

BEST OPTION trading videos on the network, Ive been trying to learn this and his videos really help.

[patrickvonjanicke]

Has the interface changed? Think or Swim looks different on my desktop, January 2022

[maiacaram]

Thanks Sasha for the video! i see next to the price bid or ask one letter like B, N, X, A what does it means?

[jonboll]

If it hits it strike price for you do you have to manually convert it to stocks before the expiration or does it just do it for you automatically

[ev]

I have a three part hypothetical question.
(Part 1) Lets say I bought a Hertz put contract for the $1 strike price expiring on 7/2 for a premium price of $0.01. This contract has a Delta of -0.0574. What this means is that if the current stock price of Hertz which is at $1.44 drops to $0.44, I will make a profit of $5.74 per contract. Is this correct?

[bido]

If you buy a single call option, and it becomes in the money, but you don’t “sell to close” for some reason before expiration, are you required to purchase the underlying? What if you don’t “sell to close” before expiration? Will you be forced to buy the underlying shares?

[mistermisses]

I have a question I’m thinking about buying a put option for Chesapeake energy I heard that they are going to file for chapter 11 so is it a good idea and can you help me maybe walk me through it I’m new to options and still confused

[jonboll]

Trying to grasp these options.. seems like a great way to get deals on stocks but also very risky.

[Quantum]

Ok i may sound naive to ask this question but I like your insights your videos are really good.... so let's say you went ahead and did the naked call on McDonald's for July 17 2020 and looking at the chart today it seems McDonald's almost made 200 but was short I think 198 ... did you just lose a lot of money because it never hit 200 upon expiration?
Sincerely: A fan

[michaelperry]

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[KevoB]

You've been around longer then most of these guys trying to teach..appreciate that..but i think you need better lighting on your videos..just an fyi..too much pink..

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[lukefox]

Please stop saying "go ahead". Otherwise, well worth my time.