Call Options Explained: Options Trading For Beginners

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Comment from : ClearValue Tax

So if I buy the option of 100 shares at 38$ wouldn’t that be 3,800$ ? And where do you get the 080 cents ???
Comment from : Dprogress

So if I buy 1 contract option for Apple, does that mean I now own 100 shares of Apple?
Comment from : quodeehall

Thanks so very much i i understand 🤔
Comment from : Vlaram connamory

free money is always more expensive
Comment from : 88888gerald

Thank you
Comment from : Sam Saylee

thanks for clearifying it for me I figured this is how it works but you assured and verified that am not mistaken, which gives me confidence to try it out THanks Bruh, i will make sure to throw you a bone, if i make great success Not that you need it
Comment from : RoseBlackGoku

One of the better beginner videos on YouTube
Comment from : Jolene Self

I did not understand this concept at all After listening to you I feel silly that I didn't get it the first time You are clear and don't use confusing jargon Thank you Now I understand why people trade options!!
Comment from : quodeehall

Thank you so much!!! This has been the clearest explanation i’ve come across
Comment from : Mireille Bitangacha

I'm just getting into buy stocks Thanks so much for breaking it down , it helped a lot
Comment from : Raymond

This is a very informative and helpful video My question is: Why go for the call option at 38 hoping it’ll go up If you can just buy 100 shares at 36? Is it because it protects you from losing more than 80 cents?
Comment from : Mitchel Pingoy

Great video
Comment from : Vera Letoile

But One thing i dont understand, why not just buy the stock normally instead of the option? Surely if it goes up, you'll earn more due to not having to additionally pay a buying fee And if it goes down, you wont somehow go to 0 or even negative dollars like ive been told Whats the benefit over buying a stock normally?
Comment from : LupusGelos

Love your video ClearValue Tax Keep it up!
Comment from : Craft&Ride

Well explained When I watch others’ video I couldn’t understand But I can understand yours
Comment from : Elena li

I just realized I was not dumb and hadn't met the great instructor yet! You made me feel smarter again!
Comment from : Mei

"and how you can absolutely get destroyed"brbrKeeping it real You deserve the views that go to other YouTubers talking about this
Comment from : Marc McCarthy

So worst case scenario, I'm stuck with100 shares of YELP at whatever the price is at the end of the option, if the stock price goes down? At the end of 30 days, if yelp is at $30, I will own, or have to buy 100 shares of YELP at $30 PLUS a loss of 080cents per option, or $80 ? and I am down $3,080 and the unhappy owner of 100 shares of YELP? Or I have to buy 100 shares of YELP at my strike price of $38, and I now own 100 shares of YELP at $38 but its only worth $30 per share, so now I'm down $800 plus $80, or $880 So if I purchased 5 options of YELP, I'd be down $880 x 5, or $4,400? OUCHbrI just want to be sure I fully understandbrThank you
Comment from : gottabighit1

Couldn’t you just buy yelp at $36 and get more profit when it goes to $42 without being locked into a risky timeline and contract? I think I’m missing something
Comment from : Thomas Foltin

So for Scenario 1, how yelp is at $36, option at $38 for 30 days If the price dropped the next day to like $34 is the whole contract worthless now? Or only if it’s below $38 by expiration? Cause stocks can shoot down and up rapidly, like it could go to $30 tomorrow but could go up to $60 by the expiration Or does that not matter because it dipped down past $36 within the expiration?
Comment from : Logan Amaya

Great explanation, slow and clear However, there's one scenario that I keep seeing most videos completely ignore and most of us beginner traders wander Following your example of Yelp at $36; what about buying and selling an option with a strike price already below the current price of $36? Is it better, worse, or it doesn't make a difference to buy a contract that expires in 30 days with a strike price of $33? Or $29? If the stock price continues to go up, is it more profitable (or more recommended) to initially buy a contract with a strike price below or above the current price? I understand that the cost of the contract is more expensive when the conditions are more favorable, but in the scenario where the stock price goes to $60, what would have been more profitable? To buy below or above $36 and how close to $36?
Comment from : msdhark

Thank you
Comment from : Cuca Monga

Man you're good at explaining 👍
Comment from : Jose Marte

Aside from the premium, do long calls need to be cash secured even when we could just sell the contract?
Comment from : Stephen Redfern

A good vedio which i have ever seen till now
Comment from : Chintalapudi Sarath Kumar

Loved the video, very informative and easy to understand and follow Only thing I'm not understanding is the losing Am I losing the contract price of 80 cents/80 dollars for the contract or can I choose not to buy the stock and simply cut my losses at 80 dollars per contract?
Comment from : Jacky West

I just learned about options this morning and was so confused You have done an amazing job at explaining it so simply It’s helped me for sure! Thank you!
Comment from : MzNappy

perfect perfect 😍
Comment from : Mostafa Abdelaziz

How do you go about selling your options once you’ve made a profit? Do you have to sell before the exp date or will it be done for you?
Comment from : Benny Jeters

This seems like low risk to me, basically you get a chance to buy for a lower price but you're not obligated to buy it right?
Comment from : Yaloow At Your Service

Ok so let’s say yelp is at 36 and you buy a call option with strike price of $35 for bid 120 and the yelp goes 40 are you profitable between 3620 -40 difference?
Comment from : ECO BRITE FL

I’m late to this series!🤦🏽‍♂️ thanks for the class I’m looking forward to more
Comment from : David Rosa

The one thing i think that was not mentioned is that the the buyer has the Option to buy the shares, but does not have to they can simply loose the premium if they choose, or they can indeed buy the 100 shares (if they can afford them) and hold them until the stock goes up and the premium and loose nothing and even make profit down the road
Comment from : John Sample

Most helpful easy to understand video on Buying Calls that I have found!
Comment from : Amanda Marie Zayas

Great video thank you
Comment from : Richard Donald Joseph Robin

I just want to say - thank you!!!
Comment from : Aik Sirekanian

That was a very clear explanation Thank you
Comment from : Sam Harper

Hi, why not buy at a lower strike price to get a bigger profit?
Comment from : Ruki Bird

Good video I appreciate the way you describe things for a newbie when it comes to options, please make more videos like this brThank you!
Comment from : Jay Pro

Brian, excellent work explaining it My mind was struggling understanding the basics of options, until I found this video I am going to be watching your other videos Keep it up :)
Comment from : Nahom Berhe

Great video I have been trying to understand options for awhile now and this was the clearest video on the subject I can now safely say I understand what is a call option!
Comment from : Hanna boba

Thank you I will watch it few more times 👍🏼
Comment from : juan arcos

Wow very well explained !! Thank you Brian
Comment from : Sal Sandoval

Well explained!!!!!!
Comment from : William Bruen

thank god for this video
Comment from : salah izhak

Great video only wish you would have done an example with the strike price lower
Comment from : medakamaster

Awesome explanation Thanks man
Comment from : Bryan Rodriguez

THANK YOU!!! Well explained and I look forward to more of your videos
Comment from : Philly Steel

Thanks for this additional video about options I am starting to understand it, however, it became more complex as time went on Unfortunately, I became lost again Thanks for your efforts though There are some things in life that will continually stump me
Comment from : Gordon Milley

Can someone tell me why call options would be preferred over buying a stock at market price? In both scenarios the investor is banking that the stock will rise and to make a profit But call options have the downside of the contract cost
Comment from : elementsuperstar

Great video, would love it if you went over how to exit a position
Comment from : Joel

Brian, thank you! This made a LOT more sense than the last options video I watch from a few years ago The added illustrations help a ton!
Comment from : DustinP11

Im new at options and you explained this so well
Comment from : overcomers

Can you explain selling the call prior to the contract end date
Comment from : Yup It’s me

Best video 🎉
Comment from : ARCA DE LOS SIERVOS DE LA SANTA VOLUNTAD SSV SSV

nice job im slowly building the courage to buy options
Comment from : javi rodriguez

Yelp yellow yellen all the same nervous China handshake 🤝😅
Comment from : jon hart

Yell is a 2 dollar stock before elections USA 😢
Comment from : jon hart

Yelp is garbage regardless
Comment from : jon hart

I don't ever use information online i use principle
Comment from : jon hart

Buy high if you're aware how low the whole market is in ratio
Comment from : jon hart

Buy low sell high no margin calls 😅
Comment from : jon hart

Exactly 💯 why bother with a third party banks term contract they'll eat you alive
Comment from : jon hart

If you believe in The company you don't need to trade with any options 😊
Comment from : jon hart

Im aware options too dangerous 😊
Comment from : jon hart

Ty 🙏
Comment from : jon hart

Thanks Brian great video
Comment from : Maritza Santos

You explained this better than anything I have heard before Thank you so much for keeping it real simple
Comment from : Gene Levesque

Best explanation of call options ever! Thank you!
Comment from : William Tehero

I took a class in option trading in my graduate program and it was a bit fuzzy for me You made it so so clear!
Comment from : R T

Ok, this is amazing I have been watching so many different people and my head was about to explode They make it difficult You broke it down Barny style and that is what is needed for us beginners
Comment from : Angela Zborowski

Great job explaining how options work!
Comment from : s w

Thank you, been following your channel for current events never expected you to explain options better than stock channels
Comment from : Angle Torres

Thank you so much this is really helpful
Comment from : M BEEZY

dont use options, you will lose
Comment from : adam bentuvia

so to confirm because you didn't clearly address this so if I buy yelp at 38 stake price I am buying 100 shares of that stock plus the 80 that I paid for the contract for a grand total of $3,880??
Comment from : ha le4825

The Truth is Stranger than fiction
Comment from : Drukpa Kunley

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Comment from : Drukpa Kunley

Wow
Comment from : Drukpa Kunley

Love your work Honest, informative and simple to follow
Comment from : PW Soultrainn

I am confused Your example shows the total cost is $3880, but why the Robinhood screen shows breakeven is at $387? Wouldn't you lose 10 cents/share? 😣
Comment from : Whoever Whoever

Nobody ever explains how to exercise the contact before the expiration date If I have an expiration seven days from the time of purchase but I hit my target in one 2 days and wanna hurry up and exercise the option the same day, how do I do that?
Comment from : Casino Ny

I love this channel No glitz or glitter, just straight, clear understandable info
Comment from : K Lynn

Thank you! I subscribed because you are very knowledgeable you have a talent for making these concepts very easy to understand Keep up the good work!
Comment from : P3N40

That was very informative Definitely gonna get into this
Comment from : Aaron Carter

So at the end of the stock doess go up do you have to purchase the 100 shares ? Or can you just sell it I’m new and just wondering if I put a contract in will I need to have the whole money for the 100 shares if I win it? Thanks
Comment from : Jerry’s life

That was a really good and easy to understand explanation, thank you
Comment from : Nicolás Sánchez

Great video thank you 🙏
Comment from : Tanya Warren

Can I sell my call option in the middle of my contract or early?
Comment from : Noh Football

Wow, thank you for that Well spoken!
Comment from : Lazmel Melendez

I actually love how you didn't have an intro there like I thought you would, and just proceeded to start explaining Really appreciate it, sir
Comment from : Gholdwayne