A call is an option that gives the buyer the right, not the obligation, to buy an underlying asset at a certain point in time at a certain price. A put option gives the buyer the right, not the obligation, to sell an underlying asset at a certain point in time at a certain price. How can they both become the same thing? Click the video below and I will show you how.
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Ever wonder why option premiums rise before binary events in the stock market? It’s not uncommon for option prices to spike ahead of major announcements like: For context, I like to describe option premium as the difference between the contract’s price and intrinsic value. It’s essentially what buyers pay for the “hope” that an option […]
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When the markets move, the Delta Greek can be one of the most valuable metrics to options traders. There’s a particular correlation between the Delta Greek and options premium that can help traders find out how much the price of an option is expected to change. From my personal experience, I believe this pattern can […]
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Written By: Howard Greenberg As everyday traders put their trading plans into action for 2026, penny stocks might not be on many of their radars. It’s totally understandable why penny stocks may not appeal to the more calculated seasoned traders. Their reputations for susceptibility to manipulation, extreme volatility, and low liquidity make them way too […]
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In this current market, I believe day traders should ask themselves three important questions: The answers won’t jump out at you…and in conditions like these, finding them is no easy task. In my years of experience, I’ve learned that day traders should try leveraging every possible resource at their disposal. While risk management and a […]
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What if there was a “Wishlist Strategy” that can help trade options for your favorite stocks at a discount? On today’s MarketMinds episode, Scott Bauer revealed a way to consider putting a strategy just like this into action. He explains how it works, the ways this strategy can potentially avoid adding risk, and the huge […]
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On February 28, 2026, the energy world changed overnight when U.S. and Israeli forces launched coordinated strikes on Iran. Strait Of Hormuz (Circled Red) – Google Maps The conflict triggered an immediate crisis in the Strait of Hormuz — the narrow Persian Gulf chokepoint, where roughly 20% of the world’s daily crude oil flows. The […]
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