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In today's video we are learning how to trade options on the Webull app. How to buy calls, sell calls, buy puts and sell puts - It may be hard to make money with options trading especially as a beginner option trader or investor. We'll take a look at the Webull platform and the option strategies we'll learn can be applied to a wide variety of stock market brokerages like robinhood, td Ameritrade, and more.

Expiration date: when trading options the first thing we need to look for is the expiration date of the option contract.
Strike Price: The next thing we need to focus on is the strike price and which strike price is best for our option trade.
In the money, Out of the money - now we must decide if we want to invest in ITM (In the money) or OOTM (Out of the money) options. Our profit and chances of winning will rely a lot on these investing decisions.
Buy Call, Buy Put - by looking at the option chain you can determine if you want to buy a call or a put. You can look at the trend and the chart to help determine the sentiment.
Sell Options - You can very easily switch to sell calls or puts with a click of a button.
Options Strategies - you can choose directly to trade different (and some of my favorite) option strategies like iron condors, spreads, calendar, iron butterfly, covered calls, and more.
LEAPs Options - I like to buy calls with more than 1 year out until expiration. To do this we can open up our option chain and click on the appropriate option. Notice that if the entire option chain is not shown we can actually expand the option chain to show ALL strike prices

I am not a financial advisor - none of the above video is meant to be taken as investment advice. I am just showcasing MY own strategy and my investments should not be tried and duplicated based solely off the information in this video for risk of losing money.