Rolling Options With Portfolio Update (BEST Tesla LEAP Options)

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I don't get how you can roll the option if the stock exceeds the strike price As soon as that happens, the one who bought your call option would immediately exercise it, no?
Comment from : Stin eldo

But what about when Tesla goes from 320 to 100 You're still rolling the options? I would think at some point you just gotta jump ship no???
Comment from : Called Out

Plz explain it with real examples that makes more sense rather than listening to the theoretical explanation… thanx for everything
Comment from : Akshay ukey

Fantastic video man
Comment from : Syclus

What do you do when the stock crashes and you are short puts?
Comment from : J S

Wtf dude went from 950k in July 2021 to 1,900k in February 2023, good returns
Comment from : Cristian Andrei

you talk too much, some people spend one minute to explain one thing, you spend more than 30 minutes!
Comment from : Anthony Lin

Hi Henry this is a great video and something I didn’t quite understand has become far more clear Can we say this will be an effective tool in a potential bull market for an options seller?
Comment from : Felix Amiss

Rolling options is simply locking in a loss and opening a new position with the hope of covering the loss
Comment from : Philip Bissiwu

when was tesla traded in this numbers? 17800 it wasn't in history in that price?
Comment from : isumer krausz

Great information but very complex for the average investor Very easy to get confused You do a great job of explaining Thank you
Comment from : Tony Nunez

No hate but your plays are assuming a not so volatile mkt so why not just wheel it back and forth and make more money
Comment from : mike m

I did not like this video from you, usually you do better videos with graphic explanations Today too much talking Thanks
Comment from : mrcaorco orozco

please tell me the answer im in a pickle
Comment from : Limon Ortega

The up n out rolls r good for bullish positions assuming a continued rise I have found that once you are 2-3 atrs above the 21-day ma, the algos often push it down so at that level, an itm sale may be a nicer move if a pullback does occur Nice to have so many options with the options, however Good stuff n thks
Comment from : K T

I'm a beginner, and I gotta give you kudos for making options trading seem doable for the average person Understanding how to roll options and get the trifecta - collect even more premium when you sell-to-open a new position, move the strike price in your favor, and get out of an unfavorable situation (selling or buying 100 shares when you don't want to) - sometimes blows my mind It just seems like you have so much control when you sell options Not only can you pick your risk tolerance (85-90 probability to profit sounds great to me), you can keep rolling out the expiration date if things don't go your way, riding out any unexpected dip or spike most of the time OR instead of rolling the option just buy a stock that you would like to own at a strike price of your own choosing, collecting a premium for your troubles Yikes! And sell covered calls!brbrThanks for making a difficult subject understandable It helps when you show your robinhood account and do live trading sessions The proof is in the pudding!
Comment from : Jeff L

So confusing, u r not making money in this scenario
Comment from : Sediqi

That did work to get back out the hole and I didn’t even know what I was doing at the time, thank you Henry again, I’ll be getting with you You could tell from his demeanor this is natural for him take it one move at a time and really listen to him and you will start making progress, I havebrbrI want to get STUPID RICHHHH
Comment from : Ivn Vqz

1:55 rolling options
Comment from : Flipper

Brilliant Henry!! Many thanks
Comment from : Garth McCarthy

So smart!!
Comment from : Jenny C

Thank you for your insight We are on SS andwell you know how far that money goes when you have medical problems
Comment from : A Craven

tesla is overvalued by 400 dollars is it still sensible to be bullish? it keeps going up i guess it doesnt really matter what its worth but what people are willing to pay based on perception seems like public sentiment really means a lot and possible more than the actual value
Comment from : ThothHeartMaat

lol watching this dudes money jump and fall thousands of dollars every few seconds i just made a thousand dollars i just lost a thousand dollars i just made 2000 dollars what a roller coaster i make and lose thousands every few seconds
Comment from : ThothHeartMaat

Every time I try the Xmas tree on robinhood it gets canceled
Comment from : Magnetdripcom

Does this trigger the wash sale rule when rolling the options?
Comment from : Shin

sell a call and you dont have share and the stock short squeeze shhhhhh
Comment from : Jay Nguyen

Best video ever!
Comment from : Jen Marco

My advice to new investors: Buy good companies stocks and hold them as long as they are good companies Just do this and ignore the forecasts and market views which are at best entertaining but completely useless
Comment from : Presley Nobert

I don‘t really get why you wouldn‘t just let your stock be called away and instantly rebuy them That would safe you the option premium and only cost you the difference between the strikeprice and the stockprice, which is lower in your example Thanks for the great content, keep going!
Comment from : Niklas W

Henry I have been watching many of your options videos How do I join?
Comment from : Steven Sapperstein

NIO is now at $2410 so you would have paid too much for NIO if you followed this guy's advice Roll or not Roll // since at any time during the life of the PUT the buyer could force you YES force you to purchase NIO You are stuck purchasing this stock at the higher price NOT at $2410 but alas I was not lucky enough to be hired by Goldman Sachs So maybe paying $4000 bucks for a $2410 NIO security is above my level of understanding
Comment from : Buffalo Diesel

Few questions:br1 Does this only work on covered calls? br2 When you close your previous position, haven’t you taken the loss there before taking up a new position? Or are you just “buying to open” your old position? br3 How do you close your position without taking the loss?
Comment from : Starboy

Can you only roll options with covered calls ?
Comment from : PatronPapo

In options trading, TIME IS MONEY If you need to "roll", you have already lost money
Comment from : Critical Thinking

Can you do the same for bull credit spread?
Comment from : zaboukhalil

Can you make a video on rolling put spreads that had previously been sold?
Comment from : Drew S

(in covered calls sense) tesla goes to 1,000 as it did in the past weeks u buy back 670 strike but it doesnt look like you can sell something above 690 without taking a loss so does this mean the strategy only works if its not in your favor by a few points or can this work if the stock decides to go parabolic or run a lot higher than average?brbrto summarize if im asking correctly how will this work if a stock goes waaay above your selling strike?
Comment from : Brenton Yu

Can u tell how to do this for credit spreads
Comment from : Suraj Sheshadri

Nice video Kindly show rolling options with live example It will be easier to understand even for non native english speakers Thank you
Comment from : R k

Can you do this with a poor mans covered call Aka leap option?
Comment from : Jason Stone

This video did not age well
Comment from : jw Smith

🏆🥇😘😘😘
Comment from : SM - USA

Say the put option went against you, close the option and lost some money, say $1000 Roll over with different date and price, instead of breaking even, it went against you again, lost another $1000 Now total -sum would be $2000, roll over again, and and aim to break even but again the shares went into correction and hit the strike price again How?
Comment from : sp33dbump33 33

Why is there a key hanging in his door?
Comment from : Travis Beehler

Can we roll option with multiple legs???
Comment from : Thien Nguyen

I was always curious about buy option vs sell option ! But to doing this do I need at least 100 stocks to hold or I can do it without it?😅
Comment from : Kevin Kim

If i am selling a covered call, and the expiration is about 3 days away, the current share price is more than the Strike, can the buyer close the call option before the expiration date?
Comment from : jumbopanther

Haha, Tesla has doubled since this video was made! I guess you had to do a blot/b of rolling the past few months :)
Comment from : Russ Karlberg

Omg, i have 10k stock of Nio, and i know how to play sell put and covered call, but i am always doing for delta 02 with Dte 30-45d, and the premium is not interesting for mebrWhy don't I think about doing it a week and with a delta of 05 huh? brThank you very much for your video, because I've been looking for videos like this for a long time, but most of them are less clear
Comment from : Jaya Plastik

Basically what you are telling first close the existing option (either put or call or spread) and reopen with a future date It all depends right, if there is a better place to reinvest the same option for another stock especially if you are not sure of the direction of this stock unlike Tesla (for example NKE or ZM) Cheers
Comment from : kcsnew

What about wash sale rule?
Comment from : Troll

Good videos uncle Henry, but seriously you don’t need to mention that you worked for goldman sachs so often
Comment from : Zagros M

such a great video question cuz i just did this with AFRM and want to do it with AEHR with covered calls so is there increased risk when i roll up and outsounds like not really but the premium is getting larger athough i was able to do AFRM without a net loss (prob should have waited til next week expiration week)? also, i have a week left on sold 7$ Puts on $ANY profitable even if i buy them back now but will prob buyback or roll down next week i guess my question is if the theta decay in last week is worth much (doesnt seem like it) or if i think the stock could rally suddenly next week (which i think it could), i may be better off rolling it down and out now to capture the attractive Put pricing?
Comment from : leeivc

This is the video I needed! Explained so well and answered a lot of questions thanks!
Comment from : Dylan Price

Golden information your a gentleman and a scholar Love from the UK
Comment from : Lyonheir Holdings

What happens after you roll over, and the stock tanked? All that work for nothing? And you miss out on buying on the cheap
Comment from : dennisbbb

When the option is deep in the money, rolling the option wouldn’t get out of the loosing trade I rather close the call and sell a new call
Comment from : Jun Xu

Thank you Henry for all your options videos, the moment I saw your videos, I liked and subscribed your channel, I am fairly new to you channel as well as options, coming back to this video, I do have a question, in the Tesla stock option example on the covered call contract, you were saying we don't need to close the existing contract if the stock price goes up above the strike price, correct me if I am wrong, I don't see a rollover option technically but my understanding you are going to get a new contract with the $690 , but what happens to my previous open contract at $680 ? It might guess assigned right if I don't close it ? Or I need to close and get this new contract at $690 ? Just want to be clear that I understood correctly on this rollover option, sorry for the big message Whenever you see my message, please reply Cheers
Comment from : kcsnew

Thank you thank you 🤩
Comment from : Walter Harris

Outstanding video
Comment from : J Talleyrand

👍
Comment from : Ramesh P

Why close position 1 day before expiration date? Isn't that we can close the position before the counter party exercise the option? ( for eg when market price > strike price in selling call option)
Comment from : Carven Yong

When you first open your account do you like to start by selling puts or buying the stock and immediately sell covered calls? I prefer to always own the stock and try to always roll it over as opposed to having it called away This way you get the appreciation of the stock as it rises Selling the puts you get assigned when the stock is losing value
Comment from : Michael Mack

You are amazing thank you for helping poor man & giving back
Comment from : hagi2013

does any of this mess with your dividend payouts
Comment from : desiachar

You are my great teacher, I learned so much from this videobrThank you
Comment from : Hung Chau

Just starting to learn options I heard a lot of bad things about it like losing a lot of money Watching a few videos about it I really wanna learn how to do options trading safely cause I cannot afford to lose money since I don't have much I just wanna start making some extra money for my retirement which is 10 years from now Am I too old to start now? :-(
Comment from : Leslie Medrano

I heard Goldman Sachs 👀
Comment from : Chi Chi

GOLD
Comment from : Anthony Wynn

I’ve been listening to your videos since yesterday maybe because English is not my first language can you please clarify that rolling-options can be done when you have single naked calls and puts you were saying covered calls please answer thatthanks
Comment from : Tatheer Jumani

Real Talk been looking for this vid since I took my first lost of credit spread last week QQQ/SPY went crazy Stupid Dope Video Much Respect
Comment from : Iron LionLLC

This is the best lesson since I lost a lot not knowing this
Comment from : Tatheer Jumani

Very helpful,Can you use this strategy with buy calls or puts?
Comment from : sal cossentino

Really wish I could pull the trigger and get into this I just feel there has to be a catch someplace Like Vegas has the house stacked
Comment from : Scott Henderson

OMG this is literally life saving! How did I not come across this video previously??!
Comment from : Daniel Chang

This is great! Really appreciate this video
Comment from : Joe Strmiska

Hi Henry, can we roll the put spread as well? I sold TSLA $685/690 put last Fri
Comment from : yezi cai

Rolling is still an L it's just covering it up
Comment from : ThaRealERAQ

Best video beside the Iron Condor strategy But in your previous video, you said that you have done with Robinhood, why is that you are still using it, instead of Webull? I love robinhood but I am reluctant to use it anymore since watched your video
Comment from : ribut widarto

You are too good buddy!!
Comment from : Srinivas Kamath

You good with it !! 🏆
Comment from : Cheese world

Great video, many tnx for this lesson👍👍brWish I knew abt this a week ago Had to close my Tsla call options at big loss coz of the run up😪
Comment from : Daniel Tan

Hi Henry,brCan this method be used for a Bull Credit Spread working against you?
Comment from : Seit Wen Wei

Great info
Comment from : Fu Leung

The title of your video is misleading "How to NEVER lose trading options" Rolling a position works IF the value of the stock/ETF has not moved significantly against your position If it does it may not be possible to roll out the position without incurring in heavy loses March of 2020 illustrates this point
Comment from : JR last