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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/novice-investors-4-options-selling-cash-secured-puts/
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课程名称：卖出认沽期权；初学者的安全期权交易 课程概述：准备好迈出下一步，利用期权安全地提升你的投资组合和回报吗？学习如何卖出现金担保的认沽期权，为你的账户带来额外现金，同时降低你想购买的股票的成本。这个课程将教你如何以低于当前市场价格的风险管理你的投资组合。如果你已经交易过有保障的看涨期权，你应该知道必须在你的投资组合中持有100股股票或ETF才能安全地进行交易。现在，你将学习如何卖出现金担保的认沽期权，从而降低增持这些股票的成本。你可以通过这种易于理解的策略来创造收入并增加你的利润。 课程开头，我们将复习基础的期权概念和术语，重点突出与卖出认沽期权相关的重要部分。接下来，你将学习如何解读期权链，选择符合你投资目标的执行价格和到期日。课程中将提供逐步指导，帮助你进行第一次认沽期权交易。我会确保你了解在合约开启到到期之间的预期，并强调在账户中持有现金作为抵押的重要性，以防被要求购买股票。课程还将探讨在到期时认沽期权处于“价内”或“价外”的情形，并教你如何找到盈亏平衡点，确定交易目标，并评估结果是否符合原先的预期。 注意：此课程是“三部分新手期权交易者系列”的第二部分，但也可以单独学习。对于风险的警告：互联网上充斥着自称专家的人，他们承诺给你带来超额回报，但错误的建议或将资金交给他人管理可能会导致整个投资组合的崩溃。虽然期权交易的风险并不一定比直接购买股票和基金更高，但通过期权可以降低风险并提升潜在回报。我会很清楚地告诉你，我不鼓励冒险追求过高的回报，任何承诺你高收益的人都可能在鼓励你承担不必要的风险。 此外，课程的首次作业是使用清单检查你是否准备好进行期权交易。以下是自我评估的几个问题： 1. 我拥有自己管理的经纪账户。 2. 我知道如何买卖股票。 3. 我能选择想持有的股票。 4. 我可以使用限价单来设置买入和卖出的价格。 5. 我有能力和风险承受能力，在一家公司的单次投资中至少投入5000美元。 6. 我想主动管理我的账户。 7. 我有时间每周查看我的期权头寸，并在每月下单一两次。 8. 我有耐心，想安全、逐步地建立我的投资组合。 9. 我喜欢理解事物的运作方式。 如果你对这些问题的回答都是否定的，建议你先学习我的《初学者投资者：股票市场入门》课程，以便建立更扎实的基础知识。
Are you ready to take the next step and start using options to safely boost your portfolio and returns? Learn to sell cash secured puts to bring extra cash into your account and reduce your costs for the stocks you want to buy. I'll show you how to manage your portfolio with LESS risk than buying stock outright at current market prices. If you already trade covered calls, you know you need to hold 100 shares of a stock or ETF in your portfolio to trade them securely. Now learn to sell cash secured puts to reduce the cost to add those shares to your portfolio. You can generate income and increase your profits without this easy-to-understand strategy.(Watch the promo video to see how your first trade can pay for the course with change left over!)First, we'll review basic options concepts and terminology. The review covers the content in my Options Trading for Beginners course, but I have highlighted the most important parts relevant to selling puts. If you have already taken the Options Trading for Beginners course, this will be familiar to you, but it's probably worth listening to again. Next, I'll show you how to read an options chain and select a strike price and expiration date that match your investing goals. You'll get step by step instructions for selling your first put. I'll show you what to expect from the time the contract is opened until it expires. And I'll make sure you understand the importance of holding cash in your account as collateral in case you are assigned to buy the stock! We'll look at scenarios where a put is "in the money" or "out of the money" at expiration. I'll show you how to find your breakeven point, determine your goals for the trade and see if the outcome you get matches your original goals. Note: This course is the second of a 3-part "Novice Options Traders" series, but it can be take as a stand-alone course. A warning about risk: All over the internet, you'll find self-proclaimed gurus who promise you outsized returns. Some of them may even try to convince you to hand your funds over to them so they can invest for you. Taking the wrong advice or giving your funds to someone else to invest can blow your whole portfolio. Even a few trades that go against you can wipe out any gains you make. You can count on me to level with you. I will not make false promises and I will never suggest you give me your money to manage. I am a teacher, not a financial manager. Trading options is not necessarily any riskier than just buying stocks and funds. In fact, there are ways to use options to boost your returns and actually reduce your risk rather than amplify it.I do want to be clear and honest up front that I am not encouraging the kind of risks that might bring you outsized gains on your overall portfolio. Anyone who promises you that is probably encouraging you to take on more risk than I can justify. But you can use options to pay less for stock you want to own, and to make extra cash on stocks you are willing to sell. An extra few percentage points on your earnings each year, can really add up over time. And during a bear market, or even just an expected market correction, using options can reduce your losses and set you up for a bigger recovery. Your first assignment will be to use this checklist to see if you are ready to trade options.Are you ready to trade options?Check and see if these statements are true for you.I have a brokerage account I manage myself.I know how to buy and sell shares of stock.I know how to choose stocks I want to own.I can use limit orders to set my buy and sell prices.I have the funds and the risk tolerance to invest at least $5000 in a single company.I want to actively manage my account.I have the time to check my options positions at least once a week and place orders once or twice a month.I am patient and want to build my portfolio safely, over time.I like to understand how things work. Don't just give me a fish; I want to learn to fish.(If these statements are not true of you yet, I suggest you start with my Novice Investors: Introduction to The Stock Market course to build more background knowledge. Learn how the stock market works and spend a little time buying/selling stocks and funds before you jump into options.)
