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6/18/2017 12:43:04 AM Option Alpha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgGGCNeGtHg Warren Buffett Naked Put Option Coca Cola Insurance -- Warren Buffett's $5 Billion Dollar Options Trading Strategy That Everyone Ignores - Show #60 Sell Premium (Sell Put Option) when IV is high = Options Expensive = Collect Premium 2016 quarterly filing , page 21 -- Published on Sep 6, 2016 https://optionalpha.com/show60 - What if I told you that Warren Buffett, yes that one, is actually just an options trader in disguise? Actually, he’s not disguising anything since his entire strategy and philosophy is all publicly available and linked below. But, that the $5 billion dollar options trading strategy he is using right now has the exact same core methodologies that we use here at Option Alpha, i.e. option selling. Unfortunately, this strategy and business setup is not commonly talked about in the media. Everyone ignores the 50,000 short put options he sold on KO or the 3-month short puts he sold before acquiring Burlington Northern Santa Fe. They are big trades that tell us a lot about the way he uses options but the media won’t cover those because it’s not “mainstream” enough to reach the masses. Lucky for you, we’re covering it today for you. In today’s show, I’ll help you understand why his most profitable business, which grew from $41 billion to $88 billion, is the insurance business and how you can apply the same principles to your own investment portfolio. Plus, I’ll walk through his biggest options trade that occurred during the height of the 2008 market collapse in which he sold short put options on 4 major market indexes around the world. If this show is even remotely helpful today, please consider sharing or sending it to just one friend or colleague you think might benefit from listening. ================== Listen to our #1 rated investing podcast on iTunes: http://optionalpha.com/podcast ================== Download your free copy of the "The Ultimate Options Strategy Guide" including the top 18 strategies we use each month to generate consistent income: http://optionalpha.com/ebook ================== Grab your free "7-Step Entry Checklist" PDF download today. Our step-by-step guide of the top things you need to check before making your next option trade: http://optionalpha.com/7steps ================== Have more questions? We've put together more than 114+ Questions and detailed Answers taken from our community over the last 8 years into 1 huge "Answer Vault". Download your copy here: http://optionalpha.com/answers ================== Just getting started or new to options trading? You'll love our free membership with hours of video training and courses. Grab your spot here: http://optionalpha.com/free-membership ================== Register for one of our 5-star reviewed webinars where we take you through actionable trading strategies and real-time examples: http://optionalpha.com/webinars ================== - Kirk & The Option Alpha Team |
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6/23/2017 1:56:51 PM http://www.thetradingreport.com/2017/06/23/mcdonalds-is-replacing-2500-human-cashiers-with-digital-kiosks-heres-the-math/ The future is now |
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6/26/2017 7:07:06 PM http://oyc.yale.edu/economics/econ-252-11/lecture-17 "After introducing the core terms and main ideas of options in the beginning of the lecture, Professor Shiller emphasizes two purposes of options, a theoretical and a behavioral purpose. Subsequently, he provides a graphical representation for the value of a call and a put option, and, in this context, addresses the put-call parity for European options. Within the framework of the Binomial Asset Pricing model, he derives the value of a call-option from the no-arbitrage-principle, and, as a continuous-time analogue to this formula, he presents the Black-Scholes Option Pricing formula. He contrasts implied volatility, as represented by the VIX index of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, which uses a different formula in the spirit of Black-Scholes, with the actual S&P Composite volatility from 1986 until 2010. Professor Shiller concludes the lecture with some thoughts about options on single-family homes that he launched with his colleagues of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in 2006." |
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6/30/2017 7:15:01 PM http://www.optionstrading.org/strategies/a-z-list/ Albatross Spread: An advanced neutral trading strategy. Bear Butterfly Spread: A complex bearish trading strategy. Bear Call Spread: A bearish trading strategy that requires a high trading level. Bear Put Ladder Spread: A complex bearish trading strategy. Bear Put Spread: A bearish trading strategy that is suitable for beginners. Bear Ratio Spread: A complex bearish trading strategy. Box Spread, Conversion & Reversal Arbitrage and Strike Arbitrage: See Options Arbitrage Strategies. Bull Butterfly Spread: A complex bullish trading strategy. Bull Call Ladder Spread: A complex bullish trading strategy. Bull Call Spread: A bullish trading strategy that is suitable for beginners. Bull Condor Spread: A complex bullish trading strategy. Bull Put Spread: A bullish trading strategy that requires a high trading level. Bull Ratio Spread: A complex bullish trading strategy. Butterfly Spread: An advanced neutral trading strategy. Buy Call Options: See Long Call. Buy Put Options: See Long Put. Calendar Call Spread: A simple neutral trading strategy. Calendar Put Spread: A simple neutral trading strategy. Calendar Straddle: An advanced neutral trading strategy. Calendar Strangle: An advanced neutral trading strategy. Call Ratio Backspread: A fairly complicated volatile trading strategy that leans towards bullish. Call Ratio Spread: An advanced neutral trading strategy. Condor Spread: An advanced neutral trading strategy. Covered Call Collar: A fairly simple neutral trading strategy that is suitable for beginners. Covered Call: A relatively simple neutral trading strategy that is suitable for beginners. Covered Put: A fairly complex neutral trading strategy. Iron Albatross Spread: An advanced neutral trading strategy. Iron Butterfly Spread: An advanced neutral trading strategy. Iron Condor Spread: An advanced neutral trading strategy. Long Call: A single transaction bullish trading strategy. Suitable for beginners. Long Gut: A simple volatile trading strategy suitable beginners. Long Put: A single transaction bearish trading strategy that is suitable for beginners. Long Straddle: A simple volatile trading strategy suitable for beginners. Long Strangle: A simple volatile trading strategy suitable for beginners. Naked Call Write: See Short Call. Naked Put Write: See Short Put. Put Ratio Backspread: A reasonably complex volatile trading strategy that leans towards bearish. Put Ratio Spread: An advanced neutral trading strategy. Reverse Iron Albatross Spread: A complex volatile trading strategy. Reverse Iron Butterfly Spread: A complicated volatile trading strategy. Reverse Iron Condor Spread: An advanced volatile trading strategy. Short Albatross Spread: A complex volatile trading strategy. Short Bear Ratio Spread: A fairly complicated bearish trading strategy. Short Bull Ratio Spread: A fairly complicated bullish trading strategy. Short Butterfly Spread: A complicated volatile trading strategy. Short Calendar Call Spread: An advanced volatile trading strategy. Short Calendar Put Spread: A complex volatile trading strategy. Short Call: A single transaction bearish trading strategy. Short Condor Spread: An advanced volatile trading strategy. Short Gut: A simple neutral trading strategy. Short Put: A single transaction bullish trading strategy. Short Straddle: A relatively simple neutral trading strategy. Short Strangle: A quite straightforward neutral trading strategy. Strap Straddle: A simple volatile trading strategy suitable for beginners. Strap Strangle: A simple volatile trading strategy suitable for beginners. Strip Straddle: A simple volatile trading strategy suitable for beginners. Strip Strangle: A simple volatile trading strategy suitable for beginners. Synthetic Covered Call, Short Straddle, and Straddle: See Synthetic Options Strategies. |
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7/4/2017 12:15:12 PM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ZQxJvKFAM --- --- Published on Mar 11, 2011 Description: Wall Street is a very dangerous place. And in many ways, it is simply a glorified casino that is designed to enrich investment bankers while stripping you of your hard-earned wealth. In this special 90 minute online and interactive presentation, economist and best-selling author Jerry Robinson is joined by Barry James Dyke. Barry is a seasoned financial advisor and has authored an important book entitled: The Pirates of Manhattan. In this free and eye-opening online presentation, you will learn: The truth about how Wall Street really operates (and how it is impacting your investment plan) How the Wall Street "gangsters" hypocritically promote financial products that they never buy themselves You will learn which financial product the bankers invest massive amounts of money into (Meanwhile, they do everything to discourage you from buying it for yourself!) The truth about the popular "Target Date" mutual funds being pushed by Wall Street (And why you should avoid them at all costs!) |
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7/4/2017 1:35:57 PM Covered Call https://youtu.be/ScPLX2ysE0c?t=881 |
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7/4/2017 1:43:20 PM Sell Put https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO0ezQEWXdM |
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7/4/2017 1:59:46 PM Covered Call |
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7/9/2017 5:09:19 PM https://www.simplysafedividends.com/dividend-kings-list/ https://www.simplysafedividends.com/dividend-aristocrats/ http://www.simplysafedividends.com/high-dividend-stocks/ https://www.simplysafedividends.com/monthly-dividend-stocks/ https://www.simplysafedividends.com/dividend-achievers-list/ High Dividend Stocks: companies that offer an average dividend yield greater than 4%, have increased their dividends for at least five consecutive years, and maintain healthy Dividend Safety Scores. Dividend Aristocrats: companies that have paid higher dividends for at least 25 years and are members of the S&P 500. See my full analysis of each dividend aristocrat. Dividend Kings: companies that have paid higher dividends for at least 50 straight years. Dividend Achievers: companies that have paid higher dividends for at least 10 years. Monthly Dividend Stocks: companies that pay dividends each month. Also see the best monthly dividend stocks. |
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