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Avoid This Costly Mistake When Selling Options for Income! 🚫

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In this eyeopening video, we dive into a crucial aspect of options trading that many overlook: the potential consequences of getting assigned. Join me as we explore the biggest mistake people make when selling options for income – a mistake that could cost you more than just the credit you receive from y our cash secured puts & covered calls.

Too often, traders focus solely on the attractive premiums and immediate income generated by selling options. However, what many fail to consider is the underlying stock and the company it represents. When options get assigned, you might find yourself having to buy shares of a company without properly evaluating its health, future prospects, or potential risks.

I'll break down the importance of conducting thorough research on the stocks associated with your options. Learn how to avoid being caught off guard and make informed decisions that align with your overall investment strategy.

Don't fall victim to the incomefocused trap – discover the holistic approach to options trading that considers both the shortterm gains and the longterm implications of potential stock ownership. Share this video with fellow traders to ensure they steer clear of this common pitfall!

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00:00 Intro
00:25 Options Selling Explanation
03:11 What is This Mistake? (With Example)
08:50 Did I Make the SAME Mistake? (INTC Example)
09:55 Summary & Ending

Disclaimer: Everything expressed in this video is my personal experience provided for entertainment value only. I am not a professional nor a financial advisor. These are not instructions, suggestions, nor directions as to how to handle your money. Please, always do your own due diligence and research.

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