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How do you use put options to protect a trading account?

Answered independently in 2 episodes, by 2 different people. Every line below is verbatim from the transcript, timestamped to the moment it was said.

From Broke to Six Figures and Back: Jason Brown on Options Trading, Risk and Rebuilding Wealth
From Student Loans to Millionaire: Jason Brown’s Journey in Stock Trading
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01Use put options to protect an existing position, and call options to control higher-quality stocks with small capital instead of waiting decades for compounding. source →

02The core mistake was having no 'I'm wrong level' — a predetermined exit point — and no put options in place to protect the position. source →

03Options let small accounts control higher-quality stocks and protect against losses, rather than waiting decades for compounding. source →

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And over time, it'll grow. But if you understand options, you can actually control some of the higher quality, better stocks and get an exponential return, even with a little bit of capital. So it's really key to learn about call options and put options and how you can supercharge your account as well as protect it from losses.
Ryan Alford · From Broke to Six Figures and Back: Jason Brown on O (9:43)
And why do I think it's going to continue to go up? And then the third piece of it is, using options to supercharge your results, as well as protect your account.
Jason Brown · From Student Loans to Millionaire: Jason Brown’s Jou (9:50)
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