Case Study SPY Options vs Stock

how I'm navigating this Market                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 [Header] Good day friends (please scroll to the end for a special announcement), As we roll into the start of the week and we start to prepare for the biggest week of S&P500 earnings as well as jobless claims, Core PCE and a ton of Fed speakers, I’d like to run a quick case study by you. Coming from trading penny stocks, I always loved the volatility of penny stocks but sometimes hated the lack of liquidity, so, I started to trade options. Options allow me to essentially own a piece of the underlying security at usually a much smaller price. Instead of needing to buy tens of thousands of dollars of SPY for example, I could spend just a few bucks or even a few hundred dollars but still look to capture the move up or down on SPY. Today I’d like to show you exactly WHY I love trading SPY options over stock. In the example below, I bought SPY calls, meaning I was trading the SPY to go higher, on March 29th. The price of SPY was right around $401.20 at the time of my SPY calls purchase, which by the way was at $5.37. The following morning, the price of SPY did indeed go up, just like I was hoping it would. I sold my calls at two different times but right around the same price on SPY which was around $404.10. If you do the calculations here, SPY price at the time of my calls entry was $401.20, the SPY price was around $404.10 when I sold my calls. That means the price of SPY jumped up .72% - not bad. If I had made a $2,000 investment I could have netted about $14 dollars profit. Instead, I traded the SPY call options. This trade cost me $2,148 to make (4 contracts at $5.37 avg price.) With a .72% jump on SPY stock, the options moved a monster 32.5% and I ended up profiting $698 dollars. So, which do you think is the better trade? $14 dollars on a .72% move or $698 dollars on a 32.5% move? This example shows you the power of options trading! Sure, it can go both ways which is why it’s very important to plan your trade and have a stop loss in place or at the very least a dollar amount you’re willing to risk. This type of planning is exactly what I teach in the Market Navigator service each day. If you would like to take a look at my trades on the SPY over the months you most certainly can. [Just click here to take a look](. I like to show people this so we can establish some trust from my transparency. Most traders / services don’t show this but it’s important to me that you feel comfortable with me and the Market Navigator service as your potential educator. If you’re looking for a nice easy read by one of my favorite trading books, you might want to [click here and check out Toni Turner]( books. She helped me to understand markets and the basics of charting back in the days and I continue to use many of her principles in my trades today. I hope you enjoy the reading and I hope you’ve learned the power of options and why I love to trade them as much as I do – and if you want to learn more, please check out my [Market Navigator Service]( (limited time $29 trial may still be available!). And as an added bonus, I'm opening up my chat room to EVERYONE this Tuesday, April 25, from 2-4pm and at 7:30pm EST (evening session geared toward 9-5ers!): ⭐ [JOIN ROOM HERE]( on Tuesday 2-4 EST or 7:30pm ⭐ So come check me out and give me a chance! Cheers, [signature] DISCLAIMER: To more fully understand any Ragingbull.com, LLC ("RagingBull") subscription, website, application or other service ("Services"), please review our full disclaimer located at . 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