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Jose H
How difficult is it to trade stock options online for a beginner and what is the profit potential?
                     
 




theza23
Not difficult at all, if you know the basics. Work on fundamentals, & play safe till you feel comfortable.
Profit potential is limitless, so is loss potential.


madclown_84
Read a book on option trading (Hull or Natenburg) and see what you think of the pricing/trading strategies. As a beginner, you'll probably want to do covered calls (sell out of the money calls on stock you own to reap the premiums), buy collars on your equity, or more things like that. Play around with strategies that have limited losses on both the upside and downside and you won't get burned too badly if you're wrong.


Blitzpup
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The mechanics of it are really quite simple. The potential profits are unlimited. The key is to know what you are doing, and know how to take a loss. I strongly suggest you study the subject deeply before committing cash. Paper trade, paper trade, paper trade (trade actual positions with no account or cash, to learn what to expect. Lot of good info on the Internet for free, Good Fortune$~!~


cmeduck
Here are some options systems available to learn from:
http://www.best-stock-trading-systems.com/option_trading_system.html


Shaka Labbits
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It's very difficult. I am not kidding and any trading business should be considered difficult. Make sure you put money that you are okay to lose. There will be a cost of learning through your experience.


pgcpaul
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Options for a beginner??

Profit potential is 0%. You will eventually lose it all.

Put the money into a Roth IRA and buy SPY, an S&P 500 index fund.

Sorry . . .


ak_pathik
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For beginner it can be 1000% loss in a day. So don't try them, try simple day trading in cash. And when u get confident then try in Options.
For help http://indianstocksnse.blogspot.com


Lilly
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If you understand options, if you know how it works, you can get profits. Options are the most high risk level if we talk Investments. You really have to understand how it works.


Frank Castle
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Options are not for beginners.

You will lose all your money.


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