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I think selling put is the most common strategy for newbies. @Fenger1188 come share your success!

no buying calls. just buy the stock and time is on your side if bullish. buy calls time is not on your side and stock must move up to win. if it moves down or sideways, you lose.

buy direct calls or puts. treat the money as buying 4D or Toto. @airui

I do direct buying call options if i know very well in underlying stock. Otherwise i use others.

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

Being a more conservative trader, I prefer option which can help manage risk better.

buying call right @Frisbee

Obviously buy calls are simple in nature and if we carefully study the stock performance, broader market sentiments together with trend pattern signals, we can minimize the risks. However, I prefer Vertical spread strategy to reap the benefits with in-built risk mitigation. It is a smart way to tread the water. Good luck!

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a combi of both strategies is best applied

Although Options Trading let you makes money easily, it's better understand the basics of the mechanism before trading directly in the market. While Trading strategies limit the risk, they limit the gains as well, though it is recommended. @OptionsBB  @koolgal  @TechnicalHunter  @icycrystal  @JC888

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i prefer to sell put option, if i got assigned. i will sell call option for consistent income.

I normally sell put option instead of buy call option because theta/time is my friend. I will buy call only when i want it very far out andwhen iv is low

Replying to @Aqa: @rL Thanks for like![Happy]//@Aqa:Deciding between buying calls or carefully crafting option strategies depends on individual’s preference. Call options can bring rapid high returns, or rapid losses. Option strategies offer limited returns while effectively managing risk. What is your preference? Buy calls for potential large gains, or craft option strategies to get more consistent results? @Optionspuppy @SPOT_ON @Shyon

Deciding between buying calls or carefully crafting option strategies depends on individual’s preference. Call options can bring rapid high returns, or rapid losses. Option strategies offer limited returns while effectively managing risk. What is your preference? Buy calls for potential large gains, or craft option strategies to get more consistent results? @Optionspuppy @SPOT_ON @Shyon @rL @Universe宇宙 [ShakeHands]

How can buying a call option "result in rapid losses"?

both call options and options strategies have their pros and cons. while call options can provide rapid high returns, but they can also result in rapid losses. Whereas option strategies, while offering limited returns, provide a means of effectively managing risk. it's best to use these two strategies if possible because it's like having the best of both worlds. nevertheless, options can earn you lots of [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  yet it can also make you lose [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  always trade with caution and do not be aggressive. better be safe than sorry... @rL @LMSunshine @Aqa

both call options and options strategies have their pros and cons. while call options can provide rapid high returns, but they can also result in rapid losses. Whereas option strategies, while offering limited returns, provide a means of effectively managing risk. it's best to use these two strategies if possible because it's like having the best of both worlds. nevertheless, options can earn you lots of [USD] [USD] [USD] yet it can also make you lose [USD] [USD] [USD] always trade with caution and do not be aggressive. better be safe than sorry... @rL @LMSunshine @Aqa @He

Choosing between directly buying calls or carefully crafting option strategies is similar to selecting between a straightforward, but riskier path and a complex, but potentially more stable route.Call options can provide rapid high returns, but they can also result in rapid losses. However, option strategies, while offering limited returns, provide a means of effectively managing risk.Today, we would like to invite you to share your experiences: Do you prefer the simplicity of buying calls for potential large gains, or do skillfully crafted option strategies produce more consistent results?📓How to Participate:Retweet this post and tag at least one friend, inviting them to share their option trading stories.Comment below, sharing whether you prefer buying Calls outright or crafting option s

Choosing between directly buying calls or carefully crafting option strategies is similar to selecting between a straightforward, but riskier path and a complex, but potentially more stable route.Call options can provide rapid high returns, but they can also result in rapid losses. However, option strategies, while offering limited returns, provide a means of effectively managing risk.Today, we would like to invite you to share your experiences: Do you prefer the simplicity of buying calls for potential large gains, or do skillfully crafted option strategies produce more consistent results?📓How to Participate:Retweet this post and tag at least one friend, inviting them to share their option trading stories.Comment below, sharing whether you prefer buying Calls outright or crafting option s

I think selling put is the most common strategy for newbies. @Fenger1188 come share your success!

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

no buying calls. just buy the stock and time is on your side if bullish. buy calls time is not on your side and stock must move up to win. if it moves down or sideways, you lose.

both call options and options strategies have their pros and cons. while call options can provide rapid high returns, but they can also result in rapid losses. Whereas option strategies, while offering limited returns, provide a means of effectively managing risk. it's best to use these two strategies if possible because it's like having the best of both worlds. nevertheless, options can earn you lots of [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  yet it can also make you lose [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  always trade with caution and do not be aggressive. better be safe than sorry... @rL @LMSunshine @Aqa

both call options and options strategies have their pros and cons. while call options can provide rapid high returns, but they can also result in rapid losses. Whereas option strategies, while offering limited returns, provide a means of effectively managing risk. it's best to use these two strategies if possible because it's like having the best of both worlds. nevertheless, options can earn you lots of [USD] [USD] [USD] yet it can also make you lose [USD] [USD] [USD] always trade with caution and do not be aggressive. better be safe than sorry... @rL @LMSunshine @Aqa @He

I do direct buying call options if i know very well in underlying stock. Otherwise i use others.

buy direct calls or puts. treat the money as buying 4D or Toto. @airui

Obviously buy calls are simple in nature and if we carefully study the stock performance, broader market sentiments together with trend pattern signals, we can minimize the risks. However, I prefer Vertical spread strategy to reap the benefits with in-built risk mitigation. It is a smart way to tread the water. Good luck!

Although Options Trading let you makes money easily, it's better understand the basics of the mechanism before trading directly in the market. While Trading strategies limit the risk, they limit the gains as well, though it is recommended. @OptionsBB  @koolgal  @TechnicalHunter  @icycrystal  @JC888

Replying to @Aqa: @rL Thanks for like![Happy]//@Aqa:Deciding between buying calls or carefully crafting option strategies depends on individual’s preference. Call options can bring rapid high returns, or rapid losses. Option strategies offer limited returns while effectively managing risk. What is your preference? Buy calls for potential large gains, or craft option strategies to get more consistent results? @Optionspuppy @SPOT_ON @Shyon

Being a more conservative trader, I prefer option which can help manage risk better.

Deciding between buying calls or carefully crafting option strategies depends on individual’s preference. Call options can bring rapid high returns, or rapid losses. Option strategies offer limited returns while effectively managing risk. What is your preference? Buy calls for potential large gains, or craft option strategies to get more consistent results? @Optionspuppy @SPOT_ON @Shyon @rL @Universe宇宙 [ShakeHands]

buying call right @Frisbee

a combi of both strategies is best applied

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I normally sell put option instead of buy call option because theta/time is my friend. I will buy call only when i want it very far out andwhen iv is low

i prefer to sell put option, if i got assigned. i will sell call option for consistent income.

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