What will we learn in part 2?

Call seller's premium curve

Put seller's premium curve

Options at the money, outside and inside the money as a put option seller

Volume in the options chain

Open Interest in the options chain

Open Interest and volume in different maturities

Intrinsic value from the point of view of the Put option seller

Extrinsic value from the point of view of the Put option seller

Implied volatility and sells a Put option

Market Sentiment and Implied Volatility

Summary of what we learned in chapter 2

What will be learned in chapter 3 and the analysis of a put option seller

Assumption of underlying asset direction

Choosing a strike price of 190 in the options chain

A premium we will receive for the risk

Our commitment is selling Put option

The breakeven point

A scenario where Apple stock drops to $150 at expiration

A scenario where Apple stock rises to $210 at expiration

Apple stock reaches a price of 180 at expiration

The value of t+0 before expiration

A large spread for out-of-the-money options

When will we see the 1.2 spread shrink?

Summary of what we learned in chapter 3 selling put

The 4 strategies in the box

Creating a buy of a synthetic stock with options

The profit or loss if Apple stock goes up

The profit or loss if Apple stock goes down

Creating a synthetic short position with options

Added 2 put option to synthetic short

Adding a put option to protect the long stock

Adding 2 put option to protect the long stock

Protection of a short position with the help of call options

Summary of Chapter 4 - The Four Legs

Chapter 4 Quiz: Summary of the Four Legs