FORGET COVERED CALLS - THIS IS BETTER | TRADING OPTIONS

Selling covered calls can be the trading cheat code, but do you know there might be a strategy that is superior to it? Trading options on Robinhood can be risky, so make sure you understand how buying options and selling options works.

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[josephsaeteurn]

i just do regular CC.. i hate it when people say oh, you are losing money.. you are NOT losing money.. you collected the max premium.. you just dont get potential gains.. potential gain is not losing money.. dont be greedy.. you define your profit and move on..

[aultraman]

An interesting idea. I do regular CC's or cash secured puts. I almost always roll them forward to either capture additional premiums or lower my cash exposure - at the expense of additional time.

[PatrickHoodDaniel]

Very good explanation! I would love to see how this would fare being used with a LEAP, and how to manage the CC if the stock tests the breakeven, or if it goes above. Thanks for sharing this great information.

[ambrosepereziii]

If your in the negative and you buy do you loose premium?

[rivrr]

Could you talk about the Short Guts strategy, I would like to know more about this strategy

[CashFlowInsiders]

I'm not sure this is better, but it's a different take. If I understand correctly you have a covered call strategy with an extra bear call spread to juice your returns up to the first strike price. It's an interesting twist but not something that I teach in my programs. But I love the creativity. I would use this only when shown some edge once the stock reaches a point of resistance - you'll grab even more premium but only when you think it has topped out.

[woodworking]

For regular CC the shares gets called away at the strike price(43). With this new strategy wouldn't the stock be called away at the strike price which is 43? With this I see the premium is more is there any other diff?

[passiveinvesting_automation]

Interesting. I was thinking you were just gonna do the one call spread.

[patboy]

Be very careful with that credit spread (sell at 43 and buy at 45) because if it goes higher than 43 you will have a real loss.

[SisebutoLazu]

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[Rachelwilliams.]

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[alexsorrow]

How ? If you buy 1 call why your credit profit go up? If you buy its mean - your credit from selling calls ? wtf ?

[TheQuizWhiz]

higher vega/vol will demand high buying power for this strategy - be carful!

[Baudelio]

I need protection if the stock goes above 43

[afan]

Wouldn't there be assignment risk on the short calls?

[waveskier]

Why didn’t you sell two covered calls in the first place? Way to much unnecessary risk.

[daiski]

Something is not adding up here. May you explain the purpose for that extra Buy leg?

[francoisdonnet]

You didn't add the buy stock itself of roblox

[Nobody-qotp]

Going to option strat was pointless all that info is on robinhood just making the video longer.

[enonknives]

I can see why someone would want to sell an out-of-the-money covered call, but why would anyone ever purchase an out-of-the-money call option? If you are bullish on the stock, then why not buy it at the market price and avoid paying for the option -- and spend less for the shares.