
Learn how to generate a monthly income from option trading as a practical side hustle, and discover how option contracts enable profit in any stock direction.
Understand how stock option trading differs from stock trading, allowing profit from downward or slight upward moves by selling options and collecting upfront premiums for a small, recurring income.
Understand option contracts and call options as insurance-style agreements tied to 100 shares, with strike price, premium, and expiry; buyers gain exercise rights while sellers are obligated to deliver.
Put options let the buyer sell one hundred shares per contract before expiry to protect a portfolio, while the seller must deliver at the right price and keep cash on hand.
Explore how option trading can profit in all stock directions, using calls and puts, buying and selling positions, expiry dates, and example trades that show profit potential.
Explore the power of option trading to generate a monthly side income, including early profit-taking and not owning stock. Start small, grow with performance records, and manage risk.
This short assessment reviews your understanding of option trading basics—premium payments, call and put options, exercise rights, and seller obligations—while inviting you to deepen learning for consistent monthly income.
This course is created with the objective to provide a quick overview and insight into option trading and how option trading can become a monthly income generator when an investor knows what strategy to use in the different stock direction – up trend, down trend or side-way.
It is suitable for beginners or someone who is out of job or anyone who is keen to explore option trading as a side hustle without leaving their job.
At the end of the course students will be able to understand the power of options trading and take away the following:
1. The difference between Stock Trading and Stock Option Trading.
2. The different types of options.
3. What is in an option contract
4. What does Call and Put mean?
5. How option trading can profit from stock movement; whether the stock is trending up, down or side-way and which strategy to use, using my S.O.B.A. system.
6. What Right does a buyer of an option have?
7. What is the seller of an option obligated to?
8. See extracts of my past trades and how I had profited from the trades using my S.O.B.A system.
9. My Options Performance Tracking Records for the past 12 months (at the point of production of my course).