Options Advanced Bundle

 
 

Options trading has become immensely popular amongst avid investors. However, you simply can’t be investing money without proper know-how of the market. Our Options trading strategies range from simple to complex. But they all are fundamentally based on buying or selling two basic option types: calls and puts.

We provide options trading course for beginner as well. So if you are new to the market, just do not be lured into making investment in the options. As most of the working professionals have less time in hand, our online courses provide theoretical learning with guided practical directions to master advanced options strategies.

If you are seasoned trader in options, then it’s time to determine the solutions to bypass the risks to exploit the new market opportunities. There are many popular advanced options strategies such as the butterfly spread but that’s tip of the iceberg.

The advanced options strategies provide the customized cues and indicators to time the trading decisions well. Our online options trading courses invite ardent investors to get acquainted with the latest and the new in the market whilst balancing the risk alongside.

This Bundle contains all the Options Advanced courses and Mini-courses. The complete list of Contents of this Bundle is listed below. To know more about any course, please click the course links below.

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Options Advanced Module

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ABOUT THIS COURSE

The Options Advanced Bundle is a collection of Advanced Option strategies like Iron Condors, Butterfly spreads, Calendar spreads, Back spreads, Straddles and Strangles and much more. These Advanced Options strategies use Single Options as well as Options spreads as components, so it is important to understand the Beginners and Intermediate modules thoroughly.

All Advanced Options strategies uses multi-leg Options, and various spreads are combined in various ways to create these Advanced Options strategies. Most of the Advanced options strategies covered in this module have live trade examples. These advanced options strategies may require complex adjustment techniques, including guerrilla tactics which are covered. Additionally, Futures and Options on Futures are included as a complement the Advanced Options strategies for portfolio protection and advanced hedging techniques.

  • Guerrilla Tactics are for Advanced traders only
  • Why are Calendars Unique to Options?
  • Popular Adjustments for Calendars
  • How to Construct an Iron Condor
  • Choosing the right Strike Prices for Iron Condors
  • High Reward to Risk possible in Diagonals
  • Vega Positive and Theta Positive Strategies

Courses in this Module

Calendar Spreads

Calendars Spreads are popular trades and come under the category of Time spreads. In a Calendar spread, we sell the front month Option series and buy the back month Option. The Calendar is generally constructed at the money, however, you can create bullish or bearish variations.

The Iron Condor Spread is one of the most popular trades of all Options trades, and it is the undisputed “King of Time Decay or Income strategies”. It is special because you get to double the premium collected, reduce your risk levels as compared to normal credit spreads, double the amount of time decay, and maintain a delta neutral position, at least when the trade is first put on.

If you’re a Stock trader or Long term stock investor, and hold stocks in your portfolio, whether it be medium term, or long term, you may often wonder how to add performance to your Stock portfolio.

Back Spread involves putting on an unbalanced amount of Long and Short Options. If we have more Long Options than Short, the position is called a Back Spread.

Straddles and Strangles are also Volatility strategies and are very popular strategies. Both these strategies are non-directional, so its possible to profit from a movement in either direction. But the move must come fairly quickly, because we have two Long Options (one on the Call side and one on the Put side), and so our time decay exposure is doubled.

In this course you’ll learn non-traditional techniques to manage Options positions, including the more complex strategies. These techniques are called Guerrilla, as they are Bold and may not work every time.

Futures trading is a high-energy environment. Futures trade just like Stocks – they have unlimited profits as well as unlimited losses. And just like Stocks, they don’t have any Greeks other than Deltas (Did you know Stocks had a Delta).

Options on Futures and Hedging

Futures can play an important role in an Options investment context, because they can be great hedging instruments to an existing portfolio. This course introduces a new type of instrument – Options on Futures. An Option on a Future means that the underlying asset is the Future itself.

This Advanced Iron Condor strategy is designed to be a continuous rolling trade, preferably on an Index like SPX or Index ETF like the SPY. By combining many Condors in different expiries that are layered as the stock price moves, its possible to make the risks of Iron Condors a lot more forgiving, while maintaining its time decay features that produce income and its delta neutral characteristics.

The Butterfly Option Spread has limited attractive features, but it’s a very flexible strategy. Learn Exotic Butterflies, by extending its basic features and adding completely innovative characteristics to the Base Case.

Should we call this trade Priceline Earnings Explosion or Volatility Implosion. Splice and dice it any way you want, there is no doubt this trade is on Steroids.

Both Credit spreads are dissected to convey an advanced level of knowledge and skill in using these credit spreads. Everything on How to Trade Options from the ideal credit spread trade setup, trade management, adjustments and exit.

Diagonals and Double Diagonals are some of the most under-rated Advanced strategies. They are Time spreads or Horizontal Spreads, and positions have different expiry series. Diagonals and Doubles are also Theta positive and Vega positive, just like Calendars and Double Calendars.

Mini Courses

Mini-courses focus deep into a particular topic. Mini-courses are about 5 to 10 minutes long.

Beta and Strategy Selection

Many traders may not look at the Beta of a stock while choosing candidates for trading. But in most cases, two stocks with similar Betas is actually a disadvantage. This FREE course explains this concept.

Non-directional trading, also known as Delta Neutral trading refers to Options strategies that can potentially benefit regardless of which direction the stock moves. Examples of Non-directional strategies are Straddles and Strangles, Calendars, and even Back spreads to some extent. Non-directional strategies generally depend upon Time decay for its income generation technique.

If an Options trader was looking to trade the SPX Options with some leverage, there are two instruments available for this purpose. This Free course covers the Pros and Cons of these instruments.

The Iron Condor is a very popular Options strategy, but it also has drawbacks. Very often Option traders find their Iron condors are in trouble, and get confused as to how to Adjust these situations. Because an Iron condor is a 4-legged strategy, it can be somewhat complex as well. This mini-course explores the various adjustment choices for the Iron Condor.

Rolling an Iron Condor can be complex as we deal with 2 trades, each having 4 Option legs. This FREE course explores the concept of Rolling an Iron Condor successfully.

Beta Weighting and Hedging

Applicable to both Stocks and Options, Beta strategies and Hedging techniques can be a highly effective mechanism to protect individual Stocks, or an entire portfolio of mixed assets like Stocks, Options and Futures, in case there is concern of a correction in the overall markets due to macro factors. These techniques are demonstrated on a mixed asset portfolio hedged with SPY and QQQ Put Options.

There are many versions of Gamma Scalping. In this mini-course, we show an example of a Straddle trade being used for Gamma Scalping. In this case, once the stock moves significantly, various techniques can be deployed to bring it back to a Delta neutral position, while at the same time, booking profits. This is done in bits and pieces, and hence the term Scalping.

In the Options world, everything is mathematical. The Put Call parity relationship between Calls and Puts is one such characteristic. Broadly defined, it means that there is a mathematical relationship between the price of a Call Option and the corresponding Put Option at that strike price.

BackTesting tools on ThinkorSwim are advanced. There are two ways to backtest your strategies, ThinkBack and Think OnDemand. This mini-course explains both of these tools,

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