
This gives out the prelude to the course content
It is a legally required disclaimer
This lecture explains the meaning of Options
This lecture continues to explains the meaning of Options in more depth with examples of Call and Put options
This lesson explains the concept of trading in Call options and Put Options.
Here we summarize the concepts of Option trading for a better understanding
The technicalities like Strike price, At the money options, Out of the money options and In the money options have been explained in detail.
The call option chain and put option chain have been explained in detail
This lesson gives out a detailed explanation of the Option chain
The concept of Time value and Intrinsic value in an option has been explained in this lesson
Some practical aspects of Time value and Intrinsic value have been discussed here.
The the theoretical aspects of when and how an option generates money have been explained in detail.
The profit and loss aspects of Call options have been discussed here.
The profit and loss aspects of Put options have been discussed here.
The profit and loss in an option trade is summarized for a better understanding
A trader has many choices to choose between various strike prices and combinations of Call and Put options. those choices have been discussed in this lesson.
The concept of hedging has been explained in detail over three lessons.
It continues the explanation of the concept of hedging with the help of options.
This is the last part of the explanation of the concept of hedging with the help of options.
This lesson commences the topic of Option Greeks. In part one, it explains the forces which causes changes in the Option premium or the Option price.
This course explains the five Greeks—delta, gamma, vega, theta, and rho—and how each measures the change in the option premium as the spot price, volatility, time, and interest rates vary.
Explore how option greeks like delta, gamma, and vega shape call and put premiums as stock moves and options shift from in the money to out of the money.
Develop a market view from study, technical analysis, and experience—not speculation—and translate it into a buy or sell strategy, then verify that the option greeks support, not dictate, your plan.
Explore how delta measures premium changes with spot moves, how gamma tracks delta's rate of change, and how time decay and vega shape option premiums.
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Be patient and practice to become a professional, avoiding deep out-of-the-money options and naked positions. Learn to cover short option positions to limit losses and collect premium through hedging strategies.
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Learn advanced option strategies for neutral and volatile markets, from iron condor and butterfly spreads to long straddle or strangle, balancing profit potential with probability of profit.
Explore the basic concepts of options, including call and put options, strike price, and premium, and learn when to buy or sell based on bullish or bearish views.
Explore the iron condor strategy, comparing it to iron butterfly and iron fly, explaining profit and loss, out-of-the-money positioning, and choosing between aggressive and conservative trading.
Clarifies lot size and contract value in futures and options, explains fixed versus variable sizing across exchanges, and contrasts American and European options for trading and expiry.
Learn a live strategy for selling call options, emphasizing personal analysis, open interest, risk management, and hedging with a Tata Motors example.
Address questions on naked options and ATM/ITM/OTM choices, while teaching that tools serve a purpose and knowledge must be used comprehensively in options trading.
Learn how intrinsic value, time value, and time decay affect option pricing, and how to hedge with futures and OTM or ITM options to limit losses.
Explore the tradeoffs between futures and options, including margin requirements, risk limits, and the zero-sum mechanism, and learn why hedging with futures and options, not naked trades, helps manage risk.
Define what algo trading is and how it works, explore profit and loss implications, whether to use it, and share the instructor's recommendation across related courses.
Algo trading uses computer algorithms to execute trades from market analysis, enabling rapid, emotion-free decisions, backtesting, and opportunities like high-frequency trading and arbitrage.
Learn who buys and sells options, how premiums and margins work, why small traders use options, and what the put‑call ratio (PCR) signals about upside limits.
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Are you looking to understand Options trading from the ground up? Whether you're a beginner, an experienced trader, or a finance professional, this comprehensive Options Trading course will equip you with the conceptual clarity and practical strategies you need to succeed in today’s fast-paced financial markets.
Learn how to trade stock options with confidence, apply proven options strategies, manage risk effectively, and make informed decisions. This is not a get-rich-quick course—it’s a realistic, grounded education in Options trading that emphasizes long-term success and sound risk management.
Why choose this Course?
In this course Col (Dr) Shabbar Shahid explains the concept of Options and Trading in Options in a very simple manner with live examples. The intent is to impart conceptual knowledge combined with practical applications in the Capital Markets.
Why Learn Options Trading?
Options are powerful tools for hedging and trading in capital markets. But while they offer great potential, they also come with significant risk. Most online resources oversimplify or glamorize Options trading. This course corrects that by focusing on true understanding and responsible trading techniques, led by an expert with deep knowledge and experience.
Why This Course Stands Out?
# Taught by a qualified Professor- Postgraduate in Engineering and Finance, and Doctorate in Management
# Designed by a Professional and explained in simple language
# Real examples and live market insights
# Clear explanations of complex concepts—no jargon, no fluff
# Practical and educational—not a tips or signals service
What You Will Learn?
# What are Call Options and Put Options? Where and how do you use them?
# Key Options trading terminologies like Strike Price, Premium, Option Chain, Time Value & Moneyness
# Real-world Options strategies for hedging and trading
# How to manage risk in Options trading
# An in-depth explanation of Option Greeks (Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, Rho)
# Options trade strategies with Risk management
# How Options work in any global stock market—India, US, or elsewhere
Course Structure
Section 1: Basics of Options – Understand Calls, Puts, and foundational concepts
Section 2: Technical Terminologies – Strike Price, Premium, Moneyness, Option Chain
Section 3: Using Options for Hedging and Risk Management
Section 4: Deep Dive into Option Greeks – Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega, Rho
Section 5: How to Start Trading – Steps, Tips, and a Cautionary Guide
Section 6: Advanced Option Trading Strategies – Spread Strategies, Iron Condor, Straddles, Strangles, and more
Section 7: Add-On Q&A – Regularly updated with student questions and instructor answers
Who Should Take This Course?
Students & Beginners – Finance, Commerce, MBA, CA, CFA, CMA, ACCA, CPA, CS, CIMA
Investors & Traders – New to derivatives or want to upgrade their Options skills
Finance Professionals – Wealth managers, analysts, and investment advisors
Global Market Participants – Traders in equities, commodities, currencies, or cryptos
Career Aspirants – Those seeking careers in stock markets, trading, or portfolio management
What Makes This Course Different?
1. Focuses on conceptual knowledge + practical execution
2. Applicable across all global stock markets, not limited to India or the US
3. Explains complex topics like Greeks and Hedging in plain, simple language
4. Structured for self-paced learning with regular content updates
5. Taught by an instructor who respects your time—no gimmicks, no time-wasting
This course focuses solely on Options trading. For a complete understanding of Futures trading, please check out the companion course: Futures Trading. Complete Understanding of Futures Trade-D1
Key Takeaways
By the end of this course, you will:
1. Understand how stock Options work
2. Be able to execute Options trades with confidence
3. Know how to manage risk using Options strategies
4. Be prepared to enter derivatives markets with clarity, not confusion
5. Avoid common pitfalls and unrealistic expectations in trading
About the Instructor.
The instructor Col (Dr) Shabbar Shahid is an Army Veteran with a passion for teaching. He is a post graduate mechanical engineer, an MBA in Finance, a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Institution of Engineers (India) and a Doctorate in Management with over 4 decades of experience. He also holds a "Distinguished Instructor" grading awarded by the Military College of Electronics and Mechanical Engineering. He is qualified to teach the subject.
Ready to demystify Options trading and take your financial knowledge to the next level? Enroll now and start your journey towards becoming a confident and skilled Options trader!
Legal Disclaimer:
This course is purely for educational purposes. Investment and trading in stock market involves financial risk. Students taking this course are advised to exercise due diligence before making any investment or trade in stock market. The instructor or any party related to this course or it's content will not be responsible for any kind of loss to anyone in anyway, due to this course.