If you have any friends you need to turn OFF to the idea of trading options, have them watch this video!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eljh8QEv7rI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eljh8QEv7rI
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Worst Options Trading Video EVER
- Thread starter MP Trader NYC
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It's nonsense.Quote from MP Trader NYC:
If you have any friends you need to turn OFF to the idea of trading options, have them watch this video!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eljh8QEv7rI
It's actually not nonsense at all unless you are a gambler?
Sure you'll hit the occasional 200-300% gain but more often that not your out of money options will rot away resulting in a loss even if the underlying moves in your favor....
It amazes me that most people don't get that....
Far too many get stuck with the mentality of paying little premium for naked positions. While this cheap insurance premium may work for hedging existing stock positions, it is certainly a losers game when it comes to naked options trades.
Sure you'll hit the occasional 200-300% gain but more often that not your out of money options will rot away resulting in a loss even if the underlying moves in your favor....
It amazes me that most people don't get that....
Far too many get stuck with the mentality of paying little premium for naked positions. While this cheap insurance premium may work for hedging existing stock positions, it is certainly a losers game when it comes to naked options trades.
The video is certainly soporific, but it's actual content is sensible. If you're making a directional option trade that has to play out over a month or more it makes good sense to minimize the consequences of time decay and use ITM options.
Of course the dreary recitation makes one wonder why people see it as desirable to use videos for this sort of thing. What ever happened to old fashioned reading?
Of course the dreary recitation makes one wonder why people see it as desirable to use videos for this sort of thing. What ever happened to old fashioned reading?
You can easily embed Youtube videos on ET, by coping the code from YouTube to ET.
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I haven't done this before, please tell me how to get code and where i can put this code, thanksQuote from ForexForex:
You can easily embed Youtube videos on ET, by coping the code from YouTube to ET.
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