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PRE-REGISTER NOW TO FINALLY ACHIEVE FINANCIAL FREEDOM: https://r.oprimorico.com.br/0087f3bddd Take advantage of the R$1,000 discount to sign up for the new Mentorship From One Thousand to One Million with Dividends → https://r.oprimorico.com.br/domilaomi... I launched an investment fund, learn about the ARCA fund: https://r.oprimorico.com.br/6f5c1c6383 - - - - - - SIGN UP FOR THE ONE THOUSAND TO ONE MILLION MENTORSHIP: https://bit.ly/3jtQ8wp Today, I made another operation to protect my investment portfolio from stock market fluctuations. And, if before I had already explained to you how you can operate sold to protect yourself, today's video will teach you a basic guide on how you can operate options for beginners. The idea, however, is that you use this to protect yourself. In options, you can make your transactions on the stock exchange in two ways: through a call or through a put. A call option is basically a purchase option. With it, you have the option to exercise the right to purchase an asset in the future, at the price stated in the option. In the case of a put option, it is the opposite: with it, you can exercise the right to sell an asset at a price determined now, in the future. This is an interesting way to protect yourself, and the most practical way to do this is usually by BUYING the options (in this case, the puts). When you are in the opposite position, you have a very big trade-off: since the assets can rise or fall indefinitely, and you are on the side that has the obligation to carry out the transaction, your risk is much greater. In this case, you can explore the options market in several different ways. In my case, to protect myself, I hedged using Ibovespa options. This way, the risk is tied to the market as a whole, and I can set up a good hedge, since my portfolio is correlated with the performance of the Ibovespa. That's why it's very important to have portfolio protection. You may not earn as much as you could, but the savings in losses are very important for you to remain a winner in the long run.