Watch These (Top 10) YouTube Videos to Master Options Trading: Beginner to Advanced
By:Eric Villa
Meet the best options trading teacher you’ll ever have. Dr. Jim Schultz has a doctorate in finance from The University of Memphis and taught finance at Winthrop University. His newest feature-length options crash course has won the praise of thousands of new options traders. If you want an easy and understandable take on the basics of options quantitative analysis, this is the video for you.
Covered calls are the most intuitive beginner options strategy for those comfortable with buying and trading stocks. tastylive’s introduction to the subject has been watched by more than a quarter of a million traders. Before watching the video, review this basic overview of a covered call:
Trading is like skiing. You don't know what the conditions will be like until you're on the mountain top. But this video featuring legendary traders Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista helps viewers understand market conditions well enough to make it down the mountain safely (and profitably).
Portfolio building is more than just picking stocks. It's about understanding product indifference, capital efficiency and strategic allocation. In 2022, traders Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista managed a $100,000 options portfolio live on air, showing the audience how they adjusted and managed positions in a large account. Before watching the full series, take a look at their four tenants for successfully managing a large portfolio.
Are you considering selling zero days to expiration (zero DTE) options? Then make sure you watch our research first! While best-case scenarios may seem mouthwatering, the tastylive research team conducted multiple industry-leading studies of risk and proper trade management with zero DTE options. The video above is linked to our series on the subject.
We’ve had more than a decade to crunch the numbers on nearly every variable an options trader can consider. If you believe a stock is going to go up, but you don’t have much capital to put toward your trading, don’t just buy stock. In one of tastylive’s first viral research pieces, we break down why selling put options may be a better long-term strategy for traders with limited capital than simply buying a stock at the right time.
Over the years, nearly 40 traders that tastylive calls "Rising Stars" have met with Tom Sosnoff on the network. The one in this video—we'll call him Thomas—has some powerful insights for traders. His disciplined focus on three simple criteria helped him become a full-time trader after his career as an engineer and lawyer. To hear about his leap into trading, watch the video above.
Last year, our interview with Nishat, a "Rising Star" who parlayed $2,500 into $200,000 caught fire with tastylive’s audience. Nishat’s trading strategy focuses on mean reversion and swing trading, primarily using debit spreads on options. His passion for trading doesn’t stop at his returns, though. It’s a lifestyle and a passion he shares with his daughter. To learn Nishat’s story, watch the video above.
Ever heard the saying 'Take the money when you can, not when you have to?" This Tom Sosnoffism is one of four pieces of advice explored in our video on options trading mistakes. To put the odds in your favor, watch our tastybites episode on trade traps linked above.
Tom Sosnoff’s Trade Talk on complex options strategies offers an exclusive look at the nitty-gritty information traders typically hear only at a tastylive event. For Sosnoff’s exclusive guide, watch the video above.
Eric Villa is a YouTube specialist at tastylive.
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