Jeff’s 101 Options Contract Training

[RagingBull All-Access] Dear trader, Do you remember your last 101 class… and how boring it was when the teacher towered in front of the room and scratched all over the chalkboard? Well, here at Raging Bull, [Jeff Bishop takes 101 to a whole new level.]( His 101s are packed with actionable insights... most importantly... they accomplish something school failed to do— [teach you how to make money in the stock market.]( What else would you expect from a man who has time to disrespect the market while waiting in line for Transformers The Ride at Universal Studios Florida. [Image] Sure, Jeff’s four-part live options masterclass is free, but you still must enroll if you want to attend. [Click here to sign up.]( In this issue of All-Access, we’ll dive into Jeff’s overview of 6 options terms that every successful options trader must know. Without them, Jeff wouldn’t have been able to take a $71K gain on BIIB through [his Total Alpha service...]( [Image]( [I'm an image] Want Jeff Bishop’s simple definition of a stock option? Here it is... “Stock options are contracts that give you the right to buy or sell a stock at a specific price by a specific date. If by that time you do not want to exercise the option — and if it is out of the money — then it expires worthless.” [Watch the video below]( to see the 6 essential terms in options trading... [Image]( Want a brief transcription? We got you... - Expiration date. Unlike a stock transaction, which can theoretically be held indefinitely, an options trade has a life span. An option’s expiration date might be hours, days, or months in the future, but this date represents the point in time by which the stock must move as you predicted in order for the trade to be profitable. - Option strike price. Along with an expiration date, each option contract carries a strike price. This represents the price at which the option buyer has the right to buy (for a call option) or sell (for a put option) the underlying stock by expiration, should the option move into the money. A great part of [Jeff’s Total Alpha service]( is that he shows you the exact strike prices and expiration dates of the contracts he’s buying or selling at any given time. It takes all the guesswork out of it for you! - Option contract multiplier. Instead of owning 1 share of stock, an option buyer has control of 100 shares of the underlying stock for every 1 contract. That’s a 100x multiplier, which means that a $1 option is a $100 investment. [Watch the video here]( to see Jeff’s definition of the next 3 options terms, including premium, exercise, and assignment. 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For him, springing out of bed each morning and getting straight to work is a critical factor that has enabled him to find success. When he gets to work each morning, he does a variety of things before the market opens — he scans his list of stocks, overviews the market conditions, checks his account, and reviews his trading journal. In this post, he’ll walk you through each step of that process to help you get your own routine set in stone. [Continue reading...]( [Join the Weekly Money Multiplier Mailing]( [The Cup and Handle Strategy Guide]( By Ben Sturgill of Daily Profit Machine [Image]( Look up at the stars at night and you’ll see stars that align to form constellations — like the Big Dipper with its cup and handle. Look down at the stock charts on your computer in the morning, and you’ll be no less amazed… Patterns are everywhere, and it just so happens that stock charts reveal cups and handles too! 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