@Hazelle_TJI:Original video was posted on The Joyful Investors' YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/c/TheJoyfulInvestors)In the previous part of this Beginners' Guide To Call Options series👨🏫, we explained why the value of call options fluctuate in the financial markets. In the last part of this series, we will be sharing with you why some buyers buy call options instead of the underlying stocks. We will also take a step further to explore why buyers of call options usually do not exercise the call option.Disclaimer: The video is solely an educational series on how call options work from the buyers' perspective for beginners to understand better about options. This does not constitute as a recommendation or endorsement of any particular options strategy.
@Hazelle_TJI:Original video was posted on The Joyful Investors' YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/c/TheJoyfulInvestors)Recall in the 1st part of this Beginners' Guide To Call Options series👨🏫, we shared about an analogy of Jerry using the concept of call option to purchase his dream house? The value of the call option he bought stays constant throughout, but this is not the case for the call options in the financial markets. In the 2nd part of this series, we will be sharing with you why the value of call options in the financial markets fluctuate.
@Hazelle_TJI:Original video was posted on The Joyful Investors' YouTube Channel (https://www.youtube.com/c/TheJoyfulInvestors)Heard about investors using options but have no idea what they are? [疑问] Fret not, here's a beginners' guide for you! 👨🏫In this 3-part series, you will be able to gain a good understanding of what are call options from the perspective of buyers. We will kickstart with the 1st part of this series by sharing with you what call options are using an analogy to simplify your learning curve. [微笑] Disclaimer: The video is solely an educational series on how call options work from the buyers' perspective for beginners to understand better about options. This does not constitute as a recommendation or endorsement of any particular options strategy.
This is interesting because one would think that this is essentially sowing FUD. But I'm not sure even with historical data, we can dispel it just like that because of QE. It's all at a new different level and if anything, this supports the Feds in bringing forward tapering.