Call options let you leverage gains. With a small investment (premium), you can profit more if the stock price rises significantly. They limit your risk to the premium paid, unlike buying the whole stock. This is ideal if you're bullish on a stock but don't want to buy it outright.
However, there are downsides. Call options lose value over time (time decay) and are more volatile than the stock itself. If the stock price doesn't reach a certain point (strike price) by the expiry date, the option becomes worthless, and you lose your entire premium.
Call options can be a good tool but use them with caution. Understand the risks and align them with your investment goals and risk tolerance. @TigerEvents @HelenJanet @MHh @koolgal
# How to Sell Put Options and Earn Weekly or Monthly Income

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  • NancyZhang
    ·06-07
    High risk, high reward
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    • Success88
      Yes that correct
      06-07
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  • fizzloo
    ·06-07
    Leverage is risky! [Warning]
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    • Success88
      Use Cash is ok
      06-07
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