Selling Options for passive income by Robert Kiyosaki

Sergio123 said:
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I don't think BABA can do much without an economic boom in China.
Chinese stocks have been the worst performer over the last 3 years. Worse than Japan, Brazil, and US small caps.
But over the past year, it's been great for this type of options strategy.
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This has nothing to do with the overall economic, it is a trade that happens once a while with known names. Just name one Japanese stocks you can trade with, nothing came to mind. Chinese stocks pdd jd baba are liquid with sufficient options volume, when they drop, some ETFs will buy them up.
 
You settle for a position that "doesnt lose money" if you are dead right??
What do you do if you are wrong?

mervyn said:
Why would it be a dilemma? It is a good problem to have because you are not losing money. Once a year there are few falling good names that will bounce back after a quarter or two. NFLX and META if you catch them. AAPL back in 2019, TSLA this year, NVDA Q3 last year, countless opportunities.

I am now selling ARM $50 puts and TSLA $185 puts, only downside is running out of available money.
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mervyn said:
This has nothing to do with the overall economic, it is a trade that happens once a while with known names. Just name one Japanese stocks you can trade with, nothing came to mind. Chinese stocks pdd jd baba are liquid with sufficient options volume, when they drop, some ETFs will buy them up.
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Just my viewpoint, but I don't think a fund manager buying up some shares is going to cut it.
You are going to need Xinping to overstimulate.

With options - you need to use the correct strategy at the correct time at all times, else theta ends up taking your money.
 
andy_p said:
Hello,

Rober Kiyosaki says in his game that true passive income is done by selling options. My question is do you guys know any course that teaches you how to do that?
Can you please list on here 2-3 courses that are good for selling options and making passive income big style?
Thank you
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If you think you are smarter than the market makers then sell options. Otherwise learn some strategies that limit risk and bring greater reward.
 
Sergio123 said:
Just my viewpoint, but I don't think a fund manager buying up some shares is going to cut it.
You are going to need Xinping to overstimulate.

With options - you need to use the correct strategy at the correct time at all times, else theta ends up taking your money.
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that's correct, it is understood the time decay factor, yet people piled on and created a betting market.

nothing to do with xi and biden or whoever else. apple has had disappointing sales in the last three quarters yet the price stays high, up or down? i just don't know and won't bet foror against this name.

time the market is the only way to make a large return, when you have more confidence than the guys next to you, and only if you are right. if you don't have the confidence, don't participate, just watch.
 
mervyn said:
nothing to do with xi and biden or whoever else. apple has had disappointing sales in the last three quarters yet the price stays high, up or down? i just don't know and won't bet foror against this name.

time the market is the only way to make a large return, when you have more confidence than the guys next to you, and only if you are right. if you don't have the confidence, don't participate, just watch.
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Yes it does. Central banks and governments move the markets now.

Help explain to me why American fund managers would want to invest in BABA instead of Apple and Amazon? The only reason that I can think of is that everything else gets ran up too high, and there is nowhere else to go. But that is actually an inflation problem.
 
Sergio123 said:
Yes it does. Central banks and governments move the markets now.

Help explain to me why American fund managers would want to invest in BABA instead of Apple and Amazon? The only reason that I can think of is that everything else gets ran up too high, and there is nowhere else to go. But that is actually an inflation problem.
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BABA is an US/Japan company operating in China, just look at its shareholder strucuture, it is ours.
 
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