Options Trading Explained - COMPLETE BEGINNERS GUIDE (Part 1)

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Down bad doesn’t even describe it 😭😭been losing soooo much lately. i need real guidance before I blow up my account 🙏 I'm very scared of holding right now or how do you guys still make so much….?

I took an almost 13 hour course for this. WTF? This is better by 10k miles and it FREE!!!!!!

This is absolutely amazing. You're providing this for free and it makes perfect the way you've explained this. Meanwhile, there are YoutTubers charging tons of money while unable to explain it as well as you. Unreal. Thank you very much

Been rotating out of some meme exposure into things like sertexity. consistency over another 10x gamble at this point

As new investor, it's important to remember that investing and trading require more than just technical analysis skills. Discipline and emotional maturity play a significant role in achieving success. It's wise to keep in mind the adage of "time in the market vs. timing the market," as this mentality can help you weather market volatility. With insights and my commitment to learning and growth, I've been increasing my earnings in just a few months. Keep up the good work

Getting into the market and trading sounded simple at first, but once I got in, the price swings and mixed information made everything more confusing. I’ve tested several strategies,_ yet the results are just not there. Seeing others move ahead while I struggle has been frustrating. Has anyone actually worked with someone who guides you step by step instead of recycled content? I need real guidance....

that was very helpful, you made so easy to understand

Great video. Most traders think options are directional bets. They're not. Options are volatility bets. In my book (in Amazon) THE OPTIONS TRADER'S GUIDE: GREEKS, RISK, AND REALITY, I show that a delta-hedged long option position breaks even when realized volatility equals implied volatility. If realized is higher, you profit. If lower, you lose. That's it. Direction is secondary. Once you understand that, you stop gambling and start trading.

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Thank you for sharing your perspective so clearly, especially the way you framed options as insurance before jumping into strategy, because that gives beginners a much more grounded way to understand what they’re actually buying. I also appreciated your perspective that options are not just about chasing upside, but about transferring and managing risk, which is where a lot of traders get humbled fast. What stood out to me is that once people understand the mechanics, the next real battle is psychological—because knowing what a call or put is means very little if fear, greed, impatience, or overconfidence are making the decisions. Trading psychology matters because the contract may define the risk on paper, but the mind still decides whether a trader uses that tool wisely or turns it into expensive chaos.

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Really high-quality content , clear explanation, great flow, and very helpful. Enjoyed every part of this video. Keep up the awesome work! 🔥👏

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nice intro

QUESTION - How could I purchase a "call" (right to buy) something I won't eventually have the capital for? Conversely, how can I buy a "put" (right to sell) for something I don’t fundamentally own?

Is there any other object clearer than crystal, because the term "crystal clear" would still be irrelevant to express how clear this explanation is.

Thx 4 making this video and breaking it down the way u did.

I would call BS on the "Gives the holder the option, (but NOT THE OBLIGATION).. If you buy the Put, be sure to Sell it before it runs out, otherwise you can lose a great deal of money like I did. Better to lose $2000 rather than $25000