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Hosted by Bill Johnson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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Join Bill Johnson, Head of Options Education at Market Rebellion, as he breaks down practical options strategies, trade structure, and risk management techniques designed to help traders improve consistency, avoid costly mistakes, and perform at a higher level across market cycles.
Bill Johnson hosts Thinking In Options with Bill Johnson, a business show with 30 episodes published.
Volatility can make a stock look more attractive. Bigger swings mean bigger opportunities—or so it seems. In this episode of Thinking In Options , Bill Johnson explains the hidden cost of volatility and why two investmen
Most traders think they're "locking in profits" when they close a winning trade. But what if that's just an illusion? In this episode of Thinking In Options , Bill Johnson challenges one of the most common beliefs in tra
In this episode of Thinking In Options , Bill explains why "obvious" trades rarely exist, why attractive risk/reward setups aren't necessarily opportunities, and why successful traders focus on disagreeing with the marke
In this episode of Thinking In Options , Bill uses a simple "basket of apples" analogy to explain why facts, indicators, and probabilities can create the illusion of an edge without actually improving your trading decisi
Most traders believe better chart patterns lead to better trades. Bill Johnson argues the opposite. In this episode of Thinking In Options , Bill uses an unexpected analogy—a roulette table—to explain why traders often m
Most traders love talking about percentage gains. A 200% winner. A 500% return. A trade that "tripled overnight." But are those numbers actually telling you anything useful? In this episode of Thinking In Options , Bill
In this episode of Thinking In Options, Bill Johnson explains why most traders are playing the wrong game. Using a powerful comparison between trading and golf, Bill breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions in optio
Why do so many traders lose money on VIX trades — even when they correctly predict volatility? In this episode of Thinking In Options, Bill Johnson breaks down one of the most misunderstood concepts in options trading: h
Bill Johnson breaks down "the dark side of the trade" — the hidden reality behind every winning position in the market. Why do so many traders believe patterns alone create profits? And if everyone sees the same setup… w
Bill Johnson breaks down one of the biggest misconceptions in options trading: the belief that "cheap" options are low risk simply because the maximum loss is limited. Using casino analogies, probability theory, and real
In this episode of Thinking In Options, Bill Johnson takes aim at one of the most repeated—and most misunderstood—ideas in trading: the "risk/reward ratio." You've heard it everywhere: "Only take trades with a 3:1 or 4:1
"You can't go broke taking profits." It's one of the most repeated phrases on Wall Street—and one of the most misunderstood. In this episode of Thinking In Options, Bill Johnson dismantles the comforting myth that lockin
Is it really possible to minimize risk and maximize reward in the markets… or is that just another trading myth? In this episode of Thinking In Options, Bill Johnson breaks down one of the most persistent misconceptions
What if the "high-probability strategy" everyone is chasing… isn't an edge at all? In this episode of Thinking In Options, Bill Johnson breaks down one of the most dangerous misconceptions in trading—the idea that impres
Last week, Bill Johnson explored why entering spreads one leg at a time can expose traders to hidden dangers. This week, he takes the concept further with a powerful idea: risk never disappears—it migrates. Through a cle
Last week, we explored why LEAPS give you more time—but not more opportunity. This week, we take that idea deeper by uncovering a subtle but critical risk that many options traders overlook: legging into vertical spreads
Retail traders love the idea of LEAPS. More time, more chances, better odds—right? In this episode of Thinking in Options, we break down another dangerous trading illusion: the belief that buying more time creates an edg
In trading, a profit feels like the ultimate proof that you made the right decision. But what if that instinct is completely wrong? In this episode of Thinking in Options, we challenge one of the most common illusions in
In this episode of Thinking in Options, the focus shifts from win rates to the concept that truly determines long-term trading success: expected value. Using clear examples—from roulette tables to common options strategi
If time isn't the enemy, why do options "decay"? In this episode, Bill Johnson challenges one of the most persistent myths in options trading: that time itself destroys value. Traders are taught that theta is decay, that
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Thinking In Options with Bill Johnson is hosted by Bill Johnson. The show is categorised under business (investing) and has published 30 episodes.
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