This introduction to an options trading program for beginners outlines the course's goal to help students become comfortable executing option trades (starting with paper trading within 25 days).

Bears and Bulls are terms used to describe market trends and the general mood of investors.

Understanding the Pulse of the Market - An Overview of the Nasdaq, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and S&P 500

Why do traders use options?

Exploring what it means to buy an option

Understanding the Greeks is vital for any options trader

A critical skill for any options trader: Identifying highly liquid stocks with options liquidity and predictable patterns.

A step back to provide a broader perspective by exploring different trading strategies, positioning options trading within this larger landscape.

We'll begin by thoroughly understanding buying long calls. This strategy involves purchasing a call option contract

Focuses specifically on the strategy of selling a put option, also commonly referred to as a short put or, when managed with sufficient capital, a cash-secured put. This lesson will provide a deep dive into this particular option selling strategy.

Delves into the strategies of selling call options (also known as writing calls). It's absolutely crucial to understand the WARNING associated with these strategies: They are NOT risk-defined strategies, meaning your potential losses are not capped at a specific amount.

Introduces our first defined-risk option vertical strategy: the Bull Call Spread

This is a bearish strategy, meaning it's designed to profit when you expect the price of the underlying asset to go down.

Day 15 introduces the concept of Credit Verticals, focusing on a strategy designed to generate income primarily through time decay: the Bear Call Spread.

Day 16 continues our exploration of Credit Verticals, focusing on another income-generating strategy that benefits from time decay: the Bull Put Spread.

Day 17 introduces a popular and powerful defined-risk strategy often referred to as the King of Neutral Strategies: the Iron Condor.

A list of tools we recommend. Tools that we use for our trading

Supply and demand zones. Trend lines. Technical indicators etc

Learn about rolling a trade and when to use it.

Opening a trading account and which broker may be best for you.

Introduction to trader psychology and the importance of mindset.

2x 1 hour group coaching session