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Why an Options Trader Never Buys a Mutual Fund
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Mutual funds vs. ETFs
- Mutual funds track S&P 500
- ETFs like SPY track S&P 500
- Mutual funds vs ETFs flexibility
- Mutual funds vs ETFs trading
2:25lesson
ETFs vs mutual funds
- ETFs are stocks
- Mutual funds are managed by fund families
- ETFs trade intraday
- Mutual funds settle at end of day
4:50lesson
SPY as a stock
- SPY is a stock
- SPY tracks S&P 500
- SPY can be traded like IBM
- SPY can be used for options
7:23lesson
Options on SPY
- SPY can be used for selling calls
- SPY can be used for selling puts
- SPY can be used for collar strategies
- SPY offers more flexibility
9:23lesson
SPY vs mutual funds
- SPY offers more flexibility
- SPY can be traded intraday
- SPY can be used for put spreads
- SPY can be used for monthly investing
11:35lesson
Flexibility of SPY
- SPY offers more flexibility
- SPY can be used for collar strategies
- SPY can be used for put spreads
- SPY can be used for monthly investing
13:45lesson
Conclusion on SPY
- SPY offers more flexibility
- SPY can be used for options
- SPY can be used for intraday trading
- SPY is better for traders
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