Many people say that playing options is a form of gambling with high risk and high return, but this is for newbies. For experts, options are actually a stable profit tool. So what's the difference between a novice and a pro?
The real gap between newbies and experts is not actually a difference in investment judgment, but a difference in way of thinking. Many newcomers to options are new to stock trading. They often trade options with a typical stock mentality, and this is the core reason why they keep falling behind.
However, real options traders have a completely different way of thinking and approach.
It's not a very advanced method, but it's often difficult for newbies to understand on their own without reminders from others. And this whole process will waste a lot of money, and you may even give up halfway before you have experienced the true power of expiration rights.
So, today Xiaobian will reveal the real expert trading mentality and the complete set of methods behind it. After reading it, I won't say you can become an options expert right away, but it will definitely let you take fewer detours in options trading.
What is stock thinking?
First, options newbies will habitually use stock thinking to trade options.
Simply put, it's either bullish or bearish, because stocks are only bullish and bearish.
For example, if you are bullish, you buy a call; if you are bearish, you buy a put. Those who are a little more advanced will understand that they will be bullish or bearish for a certain period of time.
For example, I'm...

FedExi News May 29 (Edited by Lau Rui) Enweida's share price has risen more than 2x last year and more than doubled this year. As of Tuesday, Intel had overtaken Apple's market capitalization, reaching $2.8 trillion, making it the third largest company by market capitalization globally.
According to I/O Fund technology analyst Beth Kindig, Indyad's rise is far from over. With its indestructible moat, she expects that its share price will soar 258% from current levels by 2030 and reach $10 trillion in market capitalization.
ENVIDA TO ACHIEVE A NEW ROUND OF MASS GROWTH
Jinding believes that the next generation of Blackwell GPU chips, its CUDA software platform, and its development in the automotive market will drive the next round of mass growth achieved by NVIDIA.
Kingding estimates that Blackwell GPUs will surpass their predecessor H100 by the end of FY2026 and generate $2,000 billion in data center revenue.
“Blackwell will empower over trillions of big language models, which is exactly the goal that big tech companies are working to achieve. These components add up to the equivalent of a very large piece of hardware data center, and then we have software coming soon... the third one is cars, so we have a lot (advantages).
An indestructible moat
The reason why King has a long-term view of Inweida is because he believes the company has an “indestructible...

Having just listened to Greatec AGM, the boss is very confident about the company's future prospects.
Management has also prepared a blueprint plan for the next 10 years.
The future can be expected.
As is well known, GreateC's company has a total of 4 major segments.
They are Solar, e-Mobility, Semiconductor, and Life Science, respectively.
Currently, Solar and e-Mobility each account for 85% of Greatec's order book value.
Management also said that currently the Solar business has no plans to find new customers.
The only customer was First Solar, and the company was too late to do it.
Currently, the e-mobility market is slowing down, mainly due to the slow growth of the global electric vehicle market.
However, management believes that the e-Mobility market will improve next year.
Currently Greatec's e-mobility business,
This includes making batteries (modules & packs) and drive units.
There are currently 3 customers, and another potential customer will start placing orders in the next few months.
After that, the capacity was full, and the management was not looking for e-mobility customers for the time being.
Regarding Life Science, Greatec is still cultivating...

The US stock market closed higher last Friday. Data released by the University of Michigan showed that short-term inflation expectations have declined somewhat, easing market concerns. The Nasdaq index rose more than 1%, and the chip stock index surged nearly 2%, all to new record highs, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose slightly. Despite this, the Dow recorded its biggest weekly decline since last year's banking crisis, ending a five-week streak of gains. Tesla rebounded more than 3% in this week's trading, and Nvidia reached a new high, with a weekly increase of 15%. Crypto-related stocks also showed strong performance, with Coinbase rising 8.6%, while GameStop surged more than 20% during after-hours trading.
Although the University of Michigan report shows that short-term inflation expectations have declined, consumer confidence remains at a six-month low. People's evaluations of durable goods purchases have dropped to a one-year low, and their evaluation of the current financial situation is also the worst in five months. The unemployment rate is expected to rise. This sluggish trend in consumer confidence is putting pressure on future consumer spending. Expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates within the next year have also declined.
In this environment, financial market volatility has intensified. Ten-year US Treasury yields declined after consumer inflation expectations were announced, while two-year Treasury yields fell from a two-week high, although the entire week recorded the biggest increase in six weeks. The US dollar index accelerated its decline during the week, although it still recorded its biggest weekly gain in a month and a half.
In the commodity market, crude oil prices rebounded after hitting a three-month low, but fell more than 2% throughout the week. The price of gold continues...