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#0: Options BASICS 101

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JJ 32

Thanks for the explanation! How do you know when the contract price is high? For example in CC how do I know I'm getting the highest premium I can for a specific strike and exp date? Is there an indicator or other way to determine if it's a high premium since they constantly change? Thanks

TraderTan

HI Karthic, can you share this slide? Thank you

Uday

Thanks Karthik

Moneyvest

It’s hard to know what’s a high or low price. Generally, I look at the underlying stock and whether it’s overbought or oversold. Those conditions can tell you a lot about the options prices

Abhijit Dash

Hi Kartik, In the Long Column, should the "Buy to Close" be +1 and "Sell to Close" -1? Is it the opposite way round in the spreadsheet? Have I understood it right :)

Mike Massari

Hi everyone, I have been I. The stock market for about one year as I am still learning how to be patient, buy once market goes down, dollar average the good stocks, sell outs and cover calls.

Mike Massari

I registered and I still can not log in. I just want to learn and make money. Help

Chef Eduardo

Instead of Buying to Close a covered call contract, can I just let it expire and save that last $1.00 that I would have to pay to close? Hope that makes sense.

DC

I bought sofi at $22 hope it is worth at this price

Cee Cee

Thanks for the clarification. Very helpful.

Tilly

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