Options Beginner Bundle
Options trading is fast gaining momentum as investors are gaining the market insights to ace their every bet. As a financial instrument, options can be complicated but they are versatile. Enroll in our options trading courses to identify, examine and execute opportunities to gain profits.
Our comprehensive courses provide outright knowledge and practical learning to the incumbents to strategize and trade to hedge the risk and improve return on investments. The courses impart the learning on the nuances to trade options and maximize the profitability in the overall market.
Our options trading courses encompass wealth of knowledge about different types of Options, and trading strategies allowing beginners or intermediate traders to make well-studied decisions. Discover new strategies to buy/sell puts and calls at the right time to notch up your returns on investment.
Learn how to manage investment risk and assure regular returns with detailed online options trading courses. This Bundle contains all the Finance and Macroeconomics courses. The complete list of Contents of this Bundle is listed below. To know more about any course, please click the course links below.
Bundles are priced at a 25% discount.
Course Details
Introduction to Put Options
Implied Volatility in Options
Option Greek Delta
Option Greek Theta
Use Options to Sell Stock at High Prices
Use Options to Hedge Stock Positions
Buying Call Options – Live Trade Example
Buying Put Options – Live Trade Example
Option Strategy Optimization
Option Greeks and Probability
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ABOUT THIS COURSE
If you’re a complete Beginner to Financial Markets, the first 4 courses are ideal for you. Options have a learning curve. The theory and foundation is critical. Every Pro started here, however it is important to start the learning process in a structured manner. In this Beginners Bundle of Options trading courses, Call Options and Put Options are explained in simple layman’s language that anyone can understand. These Options trading courses uses real-world examples for Call Options and Put Options.
In the case of Call options, a real estate example is used, and in the case of Put Options, an Insurance case is used. Understanding these two basic building blocks is critical to understanding the other Options trading courses.
It is recommended to follow the chronological order as laid out on this page to get the most out of these Options trading courses. Time Decay, Implied Volatility and the Option Greeks are key mathematical concepts that underpin the Options market, and these are explained in great detail in these Options trading courses.
These Options trading courses also contain Live trading examples of Buying Call options, Selling Call Options, Buying Put Options, and Selling Put Options by choosing a stock, performing Technical Analysis for good trade entry points, and finally each trade goes through a week or two until the exit. Please also go through the complete list of Mini courses which is a good supplement to these Options trading courses. Mini courses take a single concept and takes a deep dive into that concept.
Courses in this Module
Introduction to Call Options
The Call Option is the most basic of Options, and therefore the best to study first. Buying a Call Option is just like buying a stock – you expect the price to go up, and sell it for a profit. But what exactly is an Option, and how is it different from a stock.
Time Decay in Options
In the Options market, Options series expire every month in general, and then there are Weekly or Quarterly expiry series for the bigger stocks and indices. Every Option is exposed to time decay.
Introduction to Option Greeks
If you don’t manage your instrument panel properly, well…you get the picture. So if you are wondering what is option greek, then our course is sure to meet your expectations. Understanding what Option Greeks are is absolutely critical to every Option position. We break this course into easy to understand chapters for all the four Option Greeks – Delta, the king of all Option Greeks. Gamma – the silent operator.
Option Greeks Gamma
Gamma is the second derivative of Price, and the first derivative of Delta. Gamma represents the rate of change of Delta, and Delta represents the rate of change of Price. If this sounds confusing, please understand every Options trader has a challenge with Gamma, and it sinks in only over time.
Option Greeks Vega
Vega represents the amount by which an Option price will increase or decrease for a 1% change in the Implied Volatility of the stock. Vega is somewhat of an intangible, hidden Greek, which makes its impact incredibly powerful, with large effects on Option prices.
Use Options to Buy Stock at Low Prices
This is another Stock and Option combo strategy that will enable you to buy Stock at much lower prices that what its currently trading for in the Market. This strategy can also be repeated consistently to pick up Stock you’re interested in.
Optin Market Structure
This course looks at all the practical considerations of trading Options through a Broker and an Options exchange like the CBOE. The Options market has a number of terms that we need to be aware of.
Selling Call Options - Live Trade Example
Selling a Call Option is a strategy to optimize a bearish outlook on a stock. In this course, a real trade example shows how the trade played out.
Selling Put Options - Live Trade Example
Selling a Put Option exploits a bullish or flat move in the stock and a Live trade on GS is done over 2 weeks. We analyze the rationale behind entering the trade, the risk/reward profile, chart analysis and point of entry, choice of expiry and “moneyness” of the Option, time decay considerations, margin requirements, profit expectations, exit criteria, Greek analysis, its Profit and Loss profile and various other considerations.
Single Option Adjustments
This course studies the need for Option adjustments, and why adjustments are as critical to the success of your position as good entry or analysis. We consider all the four basic strategies – the Long Call, Short Call, Long Put, and the Short Put and look at various adjustments to these positions if they get into trouble.
Introduction to Put Options
The Put Option is the exact opposite of a Call Option. Put Options increase in value when the value of a stock or index drops in price. We define what a Put Option, and just like we did in the Call Option, we consider a real-world example of a Put Option.
Implied Volatility in Options
Implied Volatility is probably the hardest of all the parameters But what is Implied Volatility. To understand Implied Volatility in options, we need to understand Volatility, Historical Volatility, and Future Expected Volatility for the Stock.
Option Greeks Delta
Bond Markets are extremely important for everyone to understand even if you don’t trade. Delta measures this sensitivity to price movement, and that’s why its the King of the Greeks. Delta plays many roles. It represents the directional bias of your position, and it also represents the approximate probability of the Option going In-The-Money, and this value can change dramatically.
Option Greeks Theta
Theta is the Option seller’s dream. heta is the time decay for every Option represented by a daily loss number. You can create any number of exotic strategies with Theta. Theta makes Options come to life. This is by far the most exciting greek, as well as the Greek that a majority of sophisticated Options strategies are based upon. Time Decay is the equalizer between an Option buyer and seller.
Use Options to Sell Stock at High Prices
Important Options trading concepts for all Stock traders wanting to apply simple techniques for high performance trading. If you’re a Stock trader that was always interested in using Options for better performance, but was always too confused as to how to use them, this course is for you. You’ll learn how to sell a Stock at a much higher price that what it’s currently trading for.
Use Options to Hedge-Stock Positions
If you have a Stock position, and are concerned of a Price drop in the medium term, you can use a combination of Stock Options trading in a cost-effective way to hedge the stock. It’s just like buying Insurance for your Stock portfolios. And just like insurance, you can provide various levels of insurance coverage, depending upon the amount of hedge desired.
Buying Call Options - Live Trade Example
Buying a Call Option is the most basic of all the Option strategies and is ideally suited to traders who want to learn Options trading. It is the most efficient strategy to optimize a bullish outlook on a stock.
Buying Put Options - Live Trade Example
Buying a Put Option serves two purposes – exploit a bearish move in the stock or be the ultimate protector of your stock. In this part of the course, we take the example of the Euro ETF (FXE) and show how the trade played out in about 25 days time.
Option Strategy Optimization
The Option strategy optimization course brings all the 4 Options strategies together. The 4 strategies are comprised of 2 bullish and 2 bearish strategies, but how and when should we choose a particular strategy over the other. We create a helpful “4 strategies box” to distinguish and connect one strategy to the other.
Option Greeks and Probability
This course also takes a deep dive into the four Greeks – Delta, Gamma, Theta and Vega and takes their understanding to a new level. The Greeks are the path to putting your strategies on “Auto-pilot”.
Mini Courses
Mini-courses focus deep into a particular topic. Mini-courses are about 5 to 10 minutes long.
Most Stock traders have never seen their Stock positions in a visual manner, like with the use of Risk graphs. With some knowledge of Option Risk graphs, a Stock trader can appreciate the nature of stock that is most scary – unlimited profits but also unlimited losses until 0.
A trading platform can be intimidating to newcomers, and in the case of Options it is definitely the case. Option screens have numbers running all over the screens with various color-coded parameters. This Free course explains in simple terms all the elements of an Option Quote screen.
Stocks require a lot more capital deployed than Options. Options are inherently leveraged instruments, and for similar positions, an Option would require only 10% to 20% of the capital required for Stocks. This mini-course explains these differences in a detailed manner.
In this Free course, we explore Risk Graphs in detail, and its relationship with the Greeks. Risk Graphs are some of the most important visual tools available to the Option trader.
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