OPTIONS TRADING FOR BEGINNERS

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We are going to build a powerful mindset when building successful Beginners Trading Options.

Trading Courses we will bring you the best online live trading room to power your successful Option trading for BEGINNERS Trading live stock market hours.

We will build out the best trading terminology that is easy for new beginners to understand the definitions needed to power your Options Trading with complete control.

Our online trading courses are built to make you money with our entry and exit.

when to buy and sell is the hardest thing for option-traders-beginners or advanced have issues or confusion when to sell the options at what prices.

 

Options Beginners

New Beginners need to start their options trading education by understanding how options markets move and operate.

This will be the first series of Options for Beginners

Call Options how to use them when trading

Put Options when to use them when markets fall or stocks fall in price put options pay money

  • Implied Volatility: The medium implied volatility (IV) is the nearest monthly options contract. IV is a forward-looking prediction of price changes in the underlying asset, with a higher IV showing that the market is anticipating a big price movement, and a lower IV signifying the market expects the underlying asset prices to remain within the current trading range.
  • 20-Day Historic Volatility: Total average deviation from the average price within the last 20 days. Volatility is a measurement of how fast the underlying security has been changing in price previous prices in time.
  • IV Percentile: The percentage of days that the IV closing below the current IV value over the past 1-year. A high IV Percentile means the current IV is at a higher level than for most of the past year. This would happen after a period ofmajor price movement, and a high IV Percentile can often predict a BEAR Market reversal in price.
  • IV Rank: The current IV compared to the highest and lowest PRICES over the past 1-year. IV Rank is 100% this means the IV is at its highest level over the past 1-year and can TELL Option Traders the market is overbought. Then you're powerful
  • IV Low: The lowest IV reading over the past 1-year the date it happened.
  • IV Low: The lowest IV reading over the past 1-year the START date it happened.
  • Put/Call Vol Ratio: The Total Put/Call volume ratio for all options contracts (with all expiration dates). A high put/call ratio can tell us the market is oversold more options traders are buying puts rather than calls, and a low put/call ratio can tell us the market is overbought as more traders are buying calls rather than puts.
  • Today's Total Volume: The total volume with all options contracts (with all the expiration dates) traded during the current session intraday today
  • The (30-Day): Average Volume The average volume for all options contracts (with all expiration dates) in the last 30-days.
  • Put/Call OI Ratio: The put/call open interest ratio for all options contracts in all expiration dates
  • Today's Total Open Interest: The total exchanges open interest for all options contracts all expiration dates
  • Open Int (30-Day): The average total open interest for all options contracts (across all expiration dates) for the last 30 days.