Get Paid to Own Stocks: Work From Home & Get Paid

Understand how demo, practice, and live accounts work for options trading, use practice money to try trades, and learn how to sign up and open an account.

Learn how paper trading uses demo accounts to simulate trades in stocks, options, and crypto without real money, with a resettable million-dollar balance.

Invest in small increments through paper trading, learn to read options contracts, start small in a real account, and use cash secured puts to manage risk and profits.

Invest 10–20 percent of your monthly income, transfer to your investment account, and use those funds to trade, including selling cash cover puts.

Learn to sell cash secured puts to generate income while avoiding naked puts and margin risk, ensuring you have sufficient funds and only trade on stocks you trust.

Set a clear goal before starting; know your target returns—five percent monthly or twenty-five percent annually—when selling cash-secured put options to guide decisions and exits.

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Learn about leaps, long-term equity anticipation security options spanning one to several years, enabling cash-secured puts and calls to bet on stock moves and index options.

Explore CBOE for options information and educational content to invest smarter. Learn about SIPC insurance and the FDIC-like protection for trading accounts, plus fundamentals of volatility.

learn how options work as financial tools to bet on stock moves: buy calls on rises, buy puts on falls, or sell options with cash-covered puts to earn income.

Discover how selling cash-secured puts leverages time decay, as options lose value daily toward expiration, allowing you to buy back cheaper or let them expire.

Explore the components of options, including call or put type, expiration date, and the underlying stock price, and see how volatility and stock price changes affect option prices.

Explore the option type by comparing calls and puts, and learn why selling cash-covered puts offers a high-probability strategy that resembles owning shares when the stock hits the strike.

Explore how volatility drives option value and profits, and how selling cash-secured puts on down days can help you own stocks at lower prices.

Choose expiration schedules to manage profits and risk by selecting weekly, monthly, or annual options; weeklies expire every Friday, monthlies on the third Friday.

Explore how option strike prices are set relative to stock price, including strike levels and how volatility influences pricing, with emphasis on cash secured put strategies below the current price.

Understand how stock options relate to the underlying stock, why owning the stock lowers risk, and how dividends, research, and put option contracts reveal profitable investment opportunities.

Understand that options premiums are the price of call and put contracts, paid by buyers and received by sellers, composed of intrinsic value, time value, and volatility value.

Explore how bid and ask prices set the cost to buy or sell an options contract, and how the premium from cash-covered puts yields profit.

Learn how options open interest and volume reflect liquidity across calls and puts in an option chain, and how the option matrix and expiration dates guide strike choices.

Apply a backwards approach by choosing a stock you would own, assume you will own stock, evaluate price and premium profitability before selling puts, and plan for owning it.

Select a put strike price just under the stock’s price, with at least 60 days to let time value boost premiums, while risking ownership if it falls.

Understand the break even point as the price where you neither lose nor profit, calculated by subtracting the premium from the strike price for cash secured puts.

Choose when you get paid by selecting an expiration date for options. Monthly options expire on the third Friday; weekly options expire on following Friday, or Thursday if holidays shift.

Learn how selling cash-secured puts yields the premium as profit and caps losses to the investment, since stock ownership risk remains if it falls below the strike price at expiration.

Learn how bar chart helps you screen options, view market overview, highest implied volatility data, unusual and most active options, and use the options screener to identify leaders.

Always establish an entry and exit plan before trading cash secured puts to manage best and worst case scenarios. Paper trade to build experience and avoid ill-informed moves.

Learn a cash-covered put selling plan using carefully screened stocks, 30 to 90 day expirations, time decay, and price alerts to own great stocks at a discount while earning income.

Learn how to place a cash-secured put option trade on Robinhood, navigate the options chain, set contracts, review the order, and submit for execution.

Maintain a winning game plan and repeat proven strategies in stock investing, while avoiding bad investments and learning from mistakes to boost experience and confidence.

Choose to skip an investment to avoid a bad one, align with your goals and gut feeling, and stay patient for the right opportunity.

Set up stock and trade alerts to track price movements. Follow the stock, not the option, and use break-even and 5%–10% price-change alerts in the Robin Hood dotcom app.

Place limit orders to lock in your desired selling price for cash-secured put options and avoid unfavorable market prices.

Reinvest profits to harness compound growth as your account grows, while noting reinvestment is optional and may suit strategies that generate income from cash secured puts.

Learn how to earn free stocks by referring friends and family on Weeble dotcom and Robinhood dotcom, including inviting contacts, tracking referrals, and collecting rewards.

Explore the Robinhood account interface, including balance, stock and crypto holdings, and watchlists. Learn to enable options trading and security features like two-factor authentication.

Learn how to sell cash secured puts on AOL for American Airlines with a September 18 expiration, choosing strike prices, understanding premiums, and calculating required collateral.

Compare profits and risk when selling cash secured puts on AAL across 60 to 120 days expiration dates, reviewing premiums, break-even prices, and probability of profit.

Sell cash-secured puts with longer expirations, compare strike prices and premiums, and assess open interest, volume, bid/ask, implied volatility, and the Greeks to manage risk and collateral.

Analyze leaps selling cash secured puts on AAL expiring January 21, 2022, a long-term option strategy with a $10 strike, $1,000 collateral, 38.8% profit, 50.26% probability, and a $6.12 break-even.

Select Snap, open the options chain, and sell cash-secured puts with a month-out expiration and a chosen strike to collect a premium; if assigned, buy 100 shares at the strike.

Sell cash-covered puts on AMC to collect premiums and potentially own the stock; explore August, September, and December expirations with premiums from five to forty-five cents.

Sell cash cover puts on a stock like Ford Motor, choosing expirations and strike prices to secure a premium while weighing collateral, risk, and profit probability.

Demonstrates a live cash-secured put trade on AMC options, selecting a September 25 strike, targeting a 43-cent premium, calculating collateral, and executing five contracts on Robinhood.

Close five AMC cash secured puts at a $4 strike by buying to close around 10 cents before the September 25 expiry, yielding $150 profit on $2,000 collateral.

I want to thank you for completing this course and learning a strategy focused on owning stocks. Begin with newspaper trading accounts, then move to live trading to see execution.