The Hard TRUTH About Trading Options For Income

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http://optionalpha.com – If options trading is based on probabilities then how do we break the cycle of the zero sum game and actually start making consistent income? In this video we uncover the hard truth about options trading risk.

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holy_cerberus says:

Why not just place an expiration out further into a year (LEAPS / Long term contract) if the idea is that due to probability that the option will at one point in time work itself into your favor and then create profit, this would give time to work with the contract, limits risk and also decreases the decaying factor that contracts have. An example, say I obtain calls for netflix with an expiration of July 1st 2016 (1 year later) and set my strike price, eventually the price of the stock should always move into my favor be it call options or put options and when it does then i liquidate the contract and obtain my profit?

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