Advance Stock Options Trading Strategies 10+Hrs Live Trades

Learn what options are, including call options to buy and put options to sell an underlying asset at a strike price, and distinguish in-the-money, at-the-money, and out-of-the-money.

Explain how options time spreads exploit time decay and premium differences between near-term and longer-term options, letting you profit from expiry or by capturing the premium spread.

Explore how a single credit spread nets a credit by selling one option and buying another at different strikes. Learn profit scenarios and iron condor setups with lower margin requirements.

Explore Bollinger bands and the pulling band tool, show how options traders sell options when bands are far apart and expect volatility to revert; introduce the long iron condor strategy.

Explore how a red line and the lower band help identify price direction, contraction signals, and strategies for options trading in directionless or trending markets.

Discover the butterfly options strategy, a non-directional, limited risk and limited profit approach designed for safe income, with its effectiveness tied to stock volatility relative to implied volatility.

Explore the long butterfly strategy, profiting when the stock stays flat or non-directional with limited risk and reward, using three legs and four options around the middle strike.

Master the long butterfly stock options spread, a debit strategy with limited risk and capped profit. See how net debit of 50 cents yields break-even points and capped max profit.

Master the long butterfly, a non-directional strategy with limited risk and profit, capped by the upfront net debit within the strike band.

The short butterfly is a four option position with middle strikes long and upper and lower strikes short, profiting when future volatility exceeds implied volatility and you keep upfront premium.

Short butterfly is a three-part put strategy that sells higher-strike puts and buys a middle put for a net premium. Max profit lies outside the strike range; risk is limited.

Explore short butterfly strategies on charts, compare long and short butterflies, and assess volatility, strike prices, premiums, and fixed losses for income in stock options trading.

Explore long and short butterfly options strategies, using Bollinger bands to time trades, manage risk with defined max profit and max loss, and optimize with weekly expiry.

This lecture demonstrates a long butterfly options strategy on BAB stock, using three options with a 29 September expiry, forming a non-directional trade within a price band.

Demonstrates a live short butterfly trade on ctsh, using wings around 73 and 71 to collect upfront credit, adjust legs for maximum credit, and secure about $190 profit.

Explore calendar spread stock options trading and learn a practical plan to execute spreads for consistent monthly income, combining basics with actionable strategies to profit.

Learn the basics of stock options, including calls, puts, and in-the-money, out-of-the-money, and at-the-money concepts, then master calendar spreads with expiration timing, risk management, and real examples.

Learn the calendar spread, a strategy that sells near-term futures options and buys longer-dated options on the same strike, placing trades between nearby and far-distant expiry months.

Explore calendar spreads on futures by taking positions in different months with prices such as July oil at 45 and September at 48.20 to earn a premium from price differentials.

Explore calendar spread utilization by buying near-term options and selling longer-dated options at the same strike to exploit differences in implied volatility.

Learn to manage risk by planning your position size to cap max loss, ensuring you aren’t heavy on your pocket, and cut losses when your forecast falls short.

Identify the optimal timing to trade call options after a stock rallies and stabilizes, and use selling a call against the position to ride out a decline.

select the expiry month based on your forecast, using two to three months for long options, and plan to roll between months to manage time decay and protect profits.

Explore the calendar spread by buying a longer-dated option and selling a shorter-dated option to profit from time progression, with risk limited to the initial premium.

demonstrate a long calendar spread by buying a longer-dated call and selling a nearer-term call, a net debit strategy with limited risk, illustrated by an IBM example.

Explore long calendar spreads in stock options, contrasting bullish long calendars with short calendars, selecting strikes, managing risk, and maximizing profits through disciplined timing and exit strategies.

Discover my secret plan and how to combine it with a straddle stock options trading strategy to gauge the market, manage risks, and improve the chance of winning on trades.

Learn the basics of stock options with calls, puts, and in-the-money versus out-of-the-money concepts, then master long and short straddle strategies, chart-based timing, and entry rules for beginners.

Learn the straddle strategy, buying a call and put on one stock to profit from large moves in either direction, with losses if the price stays flat at expiry.

Explain how a long straddle buys call and put options at the same strike and expiry to profit from volatility, with risk limited to the premium.

Explains a long straddle by buying a July 45 call and put with the same strike and expiry, capping loss at the premium while profits come from large moves.

Master long straddle strategies using Bollinger band direction to identify up or down trends, buying call and put options and managing expiry, breakeven, and profits by squaring off.

Use long straddle around earnings announcements to profit from volatility. Buy both call and put to capture moves whether price rises or falls, with limited risk to the premium.

Sell a put and a call at the same strike price and expiry to collect upfront premiums as max profit in a non-directional short straddle, with risk from large moves.

Demonstrate a short straddle on ABC stock, earning a $400 maximum profit from selling premiums, while price moves threaten losses; contrast with a long straddle.

Learn the short straddle on charts, selecting near-term expiry and strike prices, collecting premium, and managing risk as the price contracts around key levels for passive income.

Master long straddle and short strangle strategies, using Bollinger bands, strike selection, and short expiry to maximize premium income while limiting risk.

Execute a BIIB short straddle by selling a 1750 call and put with 29 September expiry, collecting 0.32 credit. This strategy profits if price stays within band, with limited risk.

Execute a long straddle on CSCO by buying a put and a call at the same strike to capture non-directional moves, with a defined debit and limited risk.

execute a long straddle on ABT by buying a call and a put near 53 strike with October expiry, net debit $1.35. aim for profit as the stock moves.

This lecture shows how to execute a long straddle on Cognizant Tech Solutions by buying a put and a call, selecting strikes, and managing debit.