Options 101 - Profit from all conditions
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First: you dont get 1-year PUTs for the current strike at 2 dollars. You have to at least calculate with 5 dollars, because of the huge time premium! (result: 15K on a 30K-investment is ROI of 50% on options alone in 7 years -> sad!)
Second: if you buy the PUTs NOT at the peaks, but somewhere in the middle, you dont get rich at all. Big loss!
Third: The stock-buy was just for illustrating the outperforming character of options, right? Cause you dont have to own stocks in order to use options!
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It is not easy to get put option of for 2 dollars for one year. This is misleading
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i feel like i have waisted my time
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Agreed w #RandomUser2009.
Premiums for put options will never stay at 2 or 3 dollars throught 7 years. you are not accounting for the intrinsic value. And you absolutelly do not have to buy stocks.
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This is how fools are made to loose money.
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which software is this (sketch and record voice)? Seems very handy..
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@poklzhou Let's put it this way, assume people tend to buy more put options after viewing this vid, put option prices goes up, eliminating the profits.But this creates a chance for making money if the prices accelerates out of rationality, resulting in a frenzy.
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@poklzhou The way to make money is by betting for profits that outweighs the according risk. People can only do this in two ways. 1, By out-predicting the market, either through unfair, private channel of information or personal insights. 2. Buy playing with the brand-new financial products, where most people are still unable to rationally decide the real risks of items being traded.
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Every time the stock goes down, you are compensated in full, that's where the money is from. I have two points for this. 1. what if the stock is not so volatile , and it never goes down more than 2$ during the period guaranteed by the put option, then put option is decidedly not profitable. 2. for the more volatile stocks, I would imagine buyers issue put options for higher prices accordingly, since the risk for them is greater. And you'll still have to decide what is the reasonable price.
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Cut to 0.42
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so regardless if the market goes down in 7 years you will still profit?
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@RandomUser2009 u kno what ur talking about.. the guy in the video hasnt got a clue. u should make stock videos instead.
Newbie here....Great video.
Can you explain why one wouldnt put a Call and a Put option on the same set of shares? Therefore benefitting from either way the market moves?
Only reason i can think of is placing these put/call options are quite expensive?
Thanks
Conor
conor34040 2 years ago
I answered your question in my blog azizikhalid(dot)com.
azizikhalid 2 years ago