Implied Volatility
Discover what implied volatility is, how it impacts options traders, and how to view it in the Options Chain.
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Options Expiration
One key difference between options and stocks is that options expire. Henry identifies the different types of expiration and how options are affected by this.
Identifying Liquidity For Options Trading
Henry covers a few key factors, including liquidity, volume, and open interest, that help identify the best securities to trade.
Triple (Quad) Witching Day with Sam Shames
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Conclusion
Allison reviews why risk is important when trading options, how we can control risk, and how we use options as a trading vehicle for leverage knowing our rights and responsibilities.
Conclusion
Sam recaps what to look for when trading options and how to gauge which strategies to use and when.
Strategy Selection
Sam reviews the strategy selection process and shares his cheat sheet for which strategies to use in which market environments.
Selecting Stocks for Options Trading
There are many considerations to keep in mind when identifying which stocks to trade including liquidity, volatility, trend, and market analysis.
Impact of Volatility
Discover how volatility affects options and how traders can interpret volatility to adjust their trading strategies.
Buying vs. Selling Premium
Sam reviews the difference between buying and selling premium, the pros and cons of each, and examples of both.