DIY Advance Strangle Options Trading Strategy w/ Live Trades

Learn core options terms, including options, call options, and put options, and how in-the-money, at-the-money, and out-of-the-money classifications relate to strike and market prices.

Demonstrates how to use a time spread to profit from premium decay as expiry approaches. The lecture uses live examples of put and call spreads at a 1000 strike.

Explain what bb is, how bands indicate volatility, and how selling options or building a long iron condor fits a low-volatility outlook.

Learn how Bollinger bands and a red line indicator signal price direction and contractions to guide direction-based and directionless options trading. Manage monthly income during dividend events and result season.

Explore the single credit spread and iron condor strategies, focusing on net credit, profit scenarios, break-even concepts, and the appeal of lower margin requirements.

Learn how the long strangle buys options to profit from price movement with low cost and minimal directional exposure, unlike short strangle.

Long strangle blends a put and call with the same expiry and out-of-the-money strikes, offering low cost, limited risk to the premium, and unlimited profit if the stock moves far.

Use a long strangle to profit from moves beyond call and put strike prices, with unlimited potential and limited loss, while weekly options offer low upfront cost and premium dynamics.

demonstrates the short strangle strategy, showing how selling options secures upfront premium, defines break-even points, and manages risk within a price range using IBM as an example.

Master a short strangle strategy that sells calls and puts to collect upfront premium, aiming for the price to stay within a defined band.

Learn to use long and short strangles by selecting high-volume blue chip stocks. Manage direction, set strikes and expiry, and exit rules to lock in profits while avoiding unlimited losses.

Master a live short strangle on BIIB with a non-directional weekly strategy, selling call and put to net credit within a 240–250 band for five days, $31 profit per contract.

Perform a live long strangle on CSCO by buying a put and a call, paying a 0.53 debit, aiming for breakeven points and profit as price moves during a short expiry.

Master a long strangle options strategy with live ABT trades, using 51 and 53 strike prices and a 90-cent premium to pursue non-directional profits within a two-week expiry.

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