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MILLIONAIRE Options Trading Strategy REVEALED (MUST WATCH)🚨

5 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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Short clip from a YouTube video by Kardec Trader explaining basic options terminology and participants' expectations. The speaker defines calls (buyer expects stock price to rise) and puts (buyer expects price to fall), contrasts buyers versus sellers (sellers profit if price stays flat or moves oppositely), and asserts sellers have a probabilistic edge (claims "two out of three odds" in favor of sellers) when selling options.

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There's two types of options. There's calls and then there is puts. So calls means that you're anticipating that the stock value is going to increase, and then the puts is where you're anticipating that the value of the stock is going to go down. So essentially, you're going to be shorting the stock or you're going to be going long. This is for somebody who is buying the contract. So someone who is selling the calls, they would be expecting the stock price to either stay the same or go down versus someone who's selling the puts. They are expecting the stock price to stay the same or increase in value, because that's how they will be profitable. So when you look at the odds in selling, you're going to have two out of three odds in your favor versus when you're buying. Stock has to move in that direction in order for you to be profitable.