✅  Options Trading - Naked Call vs. Covered Call (Beginner Friendly for 2021)
Channel: Fail Flop Fly
Date: 2021-06-18

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Today I'm sharing with all you beginner options traders out there the difference between the covered call and the naked call. The naked call option can get you in a lot of trouble and can be more risky, so I wanna give you crucial options information so you can avoid the options pitfalls. The covered call is a bullish strategy and the naked call is a bearish strategy and it's super important as a beginning options trader to know the difference before you begin trading the option markets!
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