Learn Call Options and Put Options in Financial Markets

There are two types of Options, Call Options and Put Options. This episode provides a comprehensive explanation of both, using real-world examples to explain how they work. If you had issues with jargon commonly used to explain Options, this episode will clear the concepts and the mathematical basis of Options. Finally, it is all demonstrated using Apple (AAPL) Options on a Live trading platform

Time Decay and Implied are two fundamental concepts in Options. All Options have an Expiry Date, so Options lose value as they approach this Date. And because Options expire, the price of an Option is impacted by the Volatility of the underlying asset. Time Decay and Implied Volatility impacts Option buyers and sellers differently, so understanding whether they benefit or hurt your position is key

Options are mathematical instruments, so everything in Options has a formula. The factors impacting Option prices are Price movement, how far the Strike Price is from Stock price, Time to expiry, and Implied Volatility of the Option or the Stock. All these parameters are defined by the Option Greeks. There are 4 Greeks, Delta, Gamma, Vega and Theta. Option Greeks dictate how Option prices change

This is the practical side of the Options market. Learn the Market structure, Terminology and other important aspects before trading on a live platform. Newcomers to Options may have traded Stocks, and this Episode contains 3 powerful, yet simple Combo strategies for Stock traders, that boosts stock performance. These strategies demonstrate the power of Options when used in conjunction with Stocks

Live Options Trading Buying Call Options Selling Call Options. In this episode, Live trades are demonstrated for Buying and Selling Call Options. A trade rational or basis is created from a combination of technical and fundamental analysis, and the Live trades are monitored, adjusted over a period of 2 to 3 weeks, and finally, trades are exited.

Live Options Trading Buying Put Options and Selling Put Options. In this episode, Live trades are demonstrated for Buying and Selling Put Options. A trade rational or basis is created from a combination of technical and fundamental analysis, and the Live trades are monitored, adjusted over a period of 2 to 3 weeks, and finally, trades are exited.

The greatest feature of Options are that you can adjust your positions, based on the movement of the stock in any direction. This episode covers the basic principles of adjustments for all the four Single Option strategies. Buying and Selling Call Options as well as Put Options. Adjustments are needed for both winning and losing positions.