For those considering Zecco, you must be careful. If you attempt to get your money back in any way other than how you transferred it in, they will make it difficult for you. I had a bank account upgraded and was told that I could not get my money back by wire, or even by a check for 60 days! Then, if you want to link to a new account, they want a voided check (cant be starter check; who has real checks right away after opening a new acct?) Their policies make it hard to get your own money back.
I presume one may extend the expiry date ? Ie, the date of expiry is of our choosing, is it not ? And I presume that doing so has a price? Is that not so ?
Since u already know about puts. The same idea. The assumption is that the price is going up. It must in order for you to make money. After the stock reaches the price of $120 the profit slope = 0.
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MiamiViceBaja 2 months ago
the blonde is hawt
KelferMookie 9 months ago
sure, this babe is HOT?...but what she is selling you is the idea of buying a put option??...maybe because Zecco is selling options?
FACT - 80% of Options expire worthless....so why would you buy them??
marketermatt 10 months ago
Who would dislike this video? ;)
lalrang2002 10 months ago
my underlying stock went up during this video..
partylikeitsnine 11 months ago
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lakmir0 1 year ago
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For those considering Zecco, you must be careful. If you attempt to get your money back in any way other than how you transferred it in, they will make it difficult for you. I had a bank account upgraded and was told that I could not get my money back by wire, or even by a check for 60 days! Then, if you want to link to a new account, they want a voided check (cant be starter check; who has real checks right away after opening a new acct?) Their policies make it hard to get your own money back.
lakmir0 1 year ago
1:26 "your gain is leveraged" huh?
proxicate 2 years ago
best explanation on YT.
hd92122 2 years ago
I presume one may extend the expiry date ? Ie, the date of expiry is of our choosing, is it not ? And I presume that doing so has a price? Is that not so ?
Can anyone enlighten me on this point ?
morgandrim 2 years ago
Cashflows
-20..875 + 9.25 = -11.625
Now subtract the strikes
120 - 100 = 20
20 + -11.625 = 8.375
max profit = $8.375
max loss =-$11.62
Since u already know about puts. The same idea. The assumption is that the price is going up. It must in order for you to make money. After the stock reaches the price of $120 the profit slope = 0.
asitshouldbe 3 years ago
Bullish Spread:
Calls:
Buy/Long @ $100 Premium = 207/8 Oct.
Sell/Short @ $120 Premium 91/4 Oct.
1 contract 100 shares
Approx leverage 10%
1 contract each position
2 contracts total
Payoff formula excluding commission:
Long premium + Short Premium
asitshouldbe 3 years ago