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Quick quiz: Standard equity options contracts control how many shares of underlying stock? A) 1 B) 20 C) 100 D) The seller decides
Wow so much information packed in such a short period of time. 10/18/2021…
This is a great video!!!
TURN OFF THE MUSIC FOR GODS SAKE!111
I'm confused about what it costs to exercise a Call option, so let's use Apple at a strike price of $140.00 as an example. If I exercise a call option on Apple at a strike price of 140.00, will I need $14,000.00 in my account to purchase one hundred shares?
Options is just a turn into gambling — stupid those who created options or short-selling
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So if I have 100 stocks I can sell some as a call?
Now do puts please! I love the music, I was jamming
By far the best and easiest video on Options.
I tried calling but it was a 2 hour wait so I think this would be better. can I exercise a out of the money covered call or does it have to be in the money
Jeez, it's like "buying" stock with extra steps but with potential for more gains. lol
nobody does it like TD Ameritrade thank you guys for being the best and helping me so much through my journey
so the guy sold 100 stocks for 100$ and he couldve made 6000$ ?
From the example in the video, I have to pay the premium $100 and the 100 shares (worth $50 at the time) which is $5100. So when it hits the strike price i'll have to pay that $5100 right away? What if i don't have $5100 in my account?
So the most you can lose period is your initial investment? If you miss the strike price you don’t have to actually buy 109 shares right ?
Nicely explained.
I bought a Tesla buy call of 440 but I think it’ll hit 500 tomorrow and then option doesn’t expire until December 18 and I want to sell the 100 shares and take profit so I sell the contract or do I excerse the contract because I don’t have enough money to buy a 100 shares of Tesla a
When I exercise the option I bought, will I have to pay the stock's present market price at the time of execution ??
Why do you keep commenting ^NB on the replies? Are you a bot?