Option Mastery Course

Learn the basic structure and functioning of the stock market, including how shares are traded, key market participants, and the role of exchanges.

Understand the difference between cash markets, where assets are traded for immediate delivery, and derivative markets, which involve contracts based on future asset prices.

Explore the fundamentals of options trading, including essential terms like calls, puts, strike price, and expiration dates, to grasp option mechanics.

Learn how open interest, the number of outstanding options contracts, helps traders gauge market strength, liquidity, and sentiment in options trading.

Master various option strategies such as straddle, strangle, and butterfly to manage risk and profit from different market conditions, including volatility.

Explore the call and put writing strategies, which involve selling options to earn premiums, with insights on risk management and profit potential.

Understand the “Greeks”—Delta, Vega, Theta, and Gamma—to measure how option prices are affected by changes in the underlying asset, volatility, time decay, and more.

Study volatility and the VIX (Volatility Index) to comprehend market fear and uncertainty, which can significantly impact option prices and strategies.

Learn how the put-call ratio can be used as a sentiment indicator to identify market trends and possible reversals in options trading.

Explore specific strategies tailored for trading options on the Bank Nifty index, focusing on market timing and volatility for profit.

Understand various option trading strategies for the Nifty index, designed to capitalize on market movements and trends with precise entry and exit points.

Learn specialized strategies for trading options on expiry day, focusing on capturing price movements and volatility spikes as contracts near expiration.

Explore the concept of pair trading in options, where two correlated options are traded simultaneously to profit from relative price movements.

Discover how to strategically buy options around key events, such as earnings reports or economic announcements, to capitalize on anticipated volatility.

Study a long-term option trading framework aimed at building significant wealth, focusing on compounding returns, disciplined strategies, and risk management.