Options Trading - Call and Put Options - Basic Introduction

This stock options trading video tutorial provides a basic introduction into call and put options. The prices of options depend on share price, volatility, and time left to expiration. The extrinsic value of all options is subject to time decay, that is, they decrease as time move forward. Option contracts are derivatives since they derive their value from an underlying asset, which in this case, are stocks, The value of call options increase in a bull market as the price of stocks increases. The value of put options increases in a bear market as the price of stocks decreases. Finally, the value of all option contracts - puts and calls - increases when implied volatility increases. Stock Trading Strategies For Beginners:    • Stock Trading Strategies for Beginners   The Dividend Yield:    • The Dividend Yield - Basic Overview   Price to Earnings - P/E Ratio & Earnings Per Share:    • Price to Earnings (P/E) Ratio and Earnings...   Price to Sales Ratio P/S:    • How To Calculate The Price to Sales (P/S) ...   Return on Assets & Return on Equity:    • Return on Assets (ROA) and Return on Equit...   Debt to Equity Ratio:    • Long Term Debt to Equity Ratio, ROE, & Sha...   Liquidity Ratios - Quick Ratio & Current Ratio:    • Liquidity Ratios - Current Ratio and Quick...   Market Capitalization:    • Market Capitalization of Stocks   Price to Book Ratio:    • How To Calculate The Book Value Per Share ...   Simple Moving Averages:    • Stock Trading With Simple Moving Averages,...