Introduction to Put Options from the buyer's side

Information needed

What is a Put option?

Definition of a put option

Put option in the insurance world

Demonstrations of buying Put options and scenarios

A scenario in which Apple stock drops to $150 in July

A scenario in which Apple shares rise to $190 in July

A scenario where Apple stock stays at $170 in July.

Summary of what we learned in part 1

What we will learn in the part of buying a Put option and analysis

Movement of Apple stock

Option selection for scenarios in profit and loss analysis

The forecast comes true and Apple drops to $120 per share

Apple shares will drop tomorrow to a price of $120 per share

A scenario in which Apple shares rise to 230

Apple stock rises to a price of 180 the next day

The effects on T+0 and the content that will be studied later

A scenario in which Apple stock trades at $175 at expiration

Summary of Chapter 3

What will we learn in part 4?

The difference between a Put and Call buyer in the real estate world

Factors Affecting Premium Discrepancy Between Call Options and Put Options

Option Skew

The effects of the premium and display on the analysis

A combination of buying Call and Put

Summary of what we learned in Chapter 4

Call Option Case Studies

Transition from Level 3 to Level 4