Puts, Calls, Strike Expiration Period - the terms of options trading is like a foreign language. And it isn't just enough to give you call and put options examples. Once you take the time to understand the language, options trading becomes second hand - just like learning any language.  This week, I'm giving a quick, 5 minute breakdown of the basics language of options trading, along with an example, to get you familiar with these trading terms. You’ll feel confident in understanding just how options trading works and how it can serve you and your portfolio.

The most incredible part about trading options is that you're not at the mercy of the stock market's ebbs and flows. You get to control your investments based on what is happening in the market on any given day. That's how people make returns of 200%, 500% or even 1000% on their investment!

So take a look below and learn the language of options trading (with call and put options examples) today!

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This is financial education only and is not to be taken as personal investing advice since everyone’s situation is unique.