
Begin with the concept of derivatives and build a foundation to understand futures and options, so you end with a solid grasp of derivatives and the potential for profitable trades.
Explain how derivatives derive value from underlying assets, using milk, sugar cane, crude oil, and cotton as concrete examples.
Define derivatives as financial instruments whose value derives from underlying assets, such as equity, index, commodity, and currency derivatives, with the principle that no derivative exists without an underlying asset.
Explore the most famous derivatives, futures and options, and learn the two types of options—call option and food option—along with other derivatives highlighted in this course.
Derivatives are contracts deriving value from underlying assets like stocks, indices, commodities, currencies, or rates; learn futures and options, including calls and puts, with simple examples on stock exchanges.
Define futures as a legal agreement to buy or sell an asset at a predetermined price on a future date, shown through a live market example.
Explain how futures payoff diagrams show bull and bear profits tied to market prices, with zero profit at the break-even point and potential unlimited gains or losses.
Explore why futures attract traders and how options relate, highlighting unlimited reward, time-based expiry, margin-based leverage, and no counterparty risk, with a live trading demonstration.
Learn to place futures trades on a virtual platform, understand lot sizes and the required margin. Compare current versus futures prices and explore expiry dates to assess profit and risk.
Leverage lets you control a large futures position with a small margin, amplifying gains when prices rise and illustrating why futures attract traders.
Explore futures contracts, where two parties buy or sell an asset at a set price and date, with profit or loss and leverage risks, and introduce options with risk management.
Learn how a call option grants the buyer the right to buy Reliance Industries at two thousand rupees (expiry in December) for a premium of fifty, with no obligation.
Analyze the call option payoff on Reliance with strike 2000 and a 50 premium, illustrating the buyer’s limited risk, break-even at 2050, and unlimited upside.
Understand the call option payoff: the buyer faces limited loss with potentially unlimited profit, while the seller gains limited profit with unlimited loss; learn to buy and sell calls.
Learn a virtual call option trade on Reliance, selecting near-the-money strike, buying or selling a call, and examining payoff, profit probability, and margin differences.
Explore how a put option gives the buyer, Bear, the right to sell Reliance Industries Ltd at 2000, with a premium of 50 paid to the seller, Bull.
Explain the put option payoff graph, comparing the buyer's gains below 2000 rupees to the seller's limited reward and unlimited risk, and show how to buy and sell the option.
Explore the put option payoff: the buyer faces unlimited profit potential and limited loss, while the seller earns the premium but bears unlimited risk.
Build the basic foundation of derivatives by learning call options and put options, and prepare to master essential options concepts to protect capital when trading futures and options.
Explore the options chain, a list of all available call and put contracts for a security, showing expiry date, strike price, volume, and pricing to guide buy or sell decisions.
Understand strike price as the settlement price at which a call or put option is exercised. Lower strike prices require lower call option premiums, illustrated by examples like 2500 and 2600.
Explore moneyness by linking strike price, spot price, and premium to identify in the money, at the money, and out of the money option contracts.
Explore moneyness in options: in the money, at the money, and out of the money, for call and put options, and compare risk, probability, and reward across levels.
The graph maps days to expiry against premium, showing time decay accelerates as expiry nears, with long expiries decaying slower than short ones, aiding option selling when few days remain.
Expiry is the settlement date of the contract, and it determines the option premium: longer expiry raises the premium, as shown with a call option on Reliance Industries Ltd.
Explain strike price and premium, compare in the money, at the money, and out of the money options, cover time to expiry, premium decay, buyer and seller margins, five greeks.
Explore how the option Greeks—delta, gamma, vega, theta, and the impact of the risk-free rate—drive changes in option premium as spot price, volatility, and time to expiry shift.
Explore how the options Greeks reveal option sensitivity, with gamma showing how quickly price sensitivity changes, premium decay over time, and volatility influencing the premium.
Recognize your solid foundation in derivatives trading and explore profitable, backtested systems with low capital for futures and options. Enroll to access demos and begin earning consistent income.
Derivatives constitute to 99% of total trading volume in India and many traders are making their living by trading derivatives.
Do you know that number of demat account holders have doubled in past 3 years in India?
Do you know that you can trade in derivatives with even a small capital of Rs. 5000?
Do you know that you can generate monthly income by trading derivatives?
and most importantly
Do you know that anybody with correct guidance and discipline can generate consistent income through derivatives?
If you too want to generate consistent and steady income trading derivatives, you will first have to understand the derivatives...If you are a very beginner in derivatives world and want to learn derivatives...join me on this course.
In this course, you will build a strong foundation of derivatives which will enable you to make profitable system and trade in derivatives market with confidence
The course covers basic aspects of derivatives like
types of derivatives,
futures,
call option and
put option.
You will also learn 7 important options concepts that a very few derivatives traders know and use
Lastly, the course covers 5 option Greeks that shall help you to make winning strategies.
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