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Understand what we mean by a risk-free trade and how we want to reach this position with limited risk. We also look at a position graph and how to read it to better visualize an options position.
We discuss the options and brokerage software we will be using in this course.
We take a look at how we will proceed for the remainder of the course and mention the importance of laying a strong foundation in order to fully understand the inner workings and the power of our currency strategy.
Speculate on futures prices without physical delivery, using fixed quantity contracts and standard delivery dates. In rising markets buy first then sell high; in falling markets sell first then buy.
Learn how futures involve settling price differences, not owning assets, with margin as a security deposit. Understand margin calls, broker and exchange roles, and maintain capital through diversification.
Follow the video quiz and write down your answer. The answer will be revealed in another video later on.
Explain how a call or put option guarantees the buyer the right to buy or sell the underlying market. Include strike price, expiry, American options, European options, and open interest.
Know that you know what Exercising an Option means, we take a look at what happens to an Option contract on the Day of Expiry after the Close of the Business/Trading Day.
We also take a look at additional Options Terminology: In-The-Money (ITM), At-The-Money (ATM), and Out-Of-Money (OTM).
Explore how bid and ask prices drive price discovery in currency options and shape potential trade executions, including how point values translate to dollar value.
Explore what drives options premium from the seller’s risk perspective, including time value, intrinsic value, and how distance to strike price and market sentiment shape pricing.
Explore how the options pricing model estimates a fair price using time, distance, and implied volatility, with Black-Scholes as a common method, and discuss the role of the Greeks.
Navigate brokerage platforms to locate option quotes, implied volatility, deltas, gammas, and last prices for Australian dollar options, and understand open interest and time decay.
Learn how to interpret implied volatility for currencies by monitoring year-long IV ranges and using free online data. Apply Black-Scholes to calculate option premiums.
Calculate options premium by applying price changes, delta, time decay, and implied volatility to compare fair price with market price.
Learn how implied volatility shapes option premiums, and how buyers navigate time decay, price moves, and strategy choices in rising or falling markets.
Learn synthetic options by constructing call or put exposures with futures and options, illustrated through a currency example and discussions of premium, intrinsic value, and payoff outcomes.
Learn to construct a synthetic option position on the Australian dollar by combining call and put options with futures, analyzing strike price, premium, delta, and risk.
Learn how to build synthetic options by combining calls, puts, and futures to create six possible positions, including artificial futures, with practical tips and visual aids.
Explore how synthetic options replace a short call with a short put plus a future to create the same straddle, offering greater flexibility and potential profit in currency trading.
Explore how to create synthetic options by swapping between call and put through the underlying futures market, turning risk into a risk-free trade.
Explore market dynamics, identifying uptrends and downtrends through corrections and trading ranges, using momentum indicators and moving averages to time put option entries.
Limit your exposure to risk when trading currencies with options by using low-risk entry points, momentum-driven option purchases, and adaptive strategies that aim for a risk-free position.
Demonstrates a currency options trade using the Canadian dollar, detailing put and call options, delta-based selection, momentum triggers, and a risk-free exit with guaranteed profit.
Present detailed trade entry parameters for beginners, focusing on buying near-term options with low implied volatility, confirming market momentum, and using tight stops to avoid chasing entries.
Explore implementing a currency options strategy by using a put option, stop orders, and a stop-triggered conversion to a call, enabling a risk-managed, potentially risk-free trade.
Learn a multi-option strategy to profit from downtrends by buying puts, using stop orders and long futures, then cycling profits into additional options to manage risk.
Explore entry techniques for currency options using bar charts, not indicators. Learn to enter with calls or puts, manage time decay, and place near stops to create risk-free reversals.
Learn how to trade currencies by buying put options in downtrends, manage stops to risk-free levels, and convert to synthetic risk-free call options.
Options trading is still considered by many traders as either too risky or difficult to understand. The fact of the matter is that once options are fully understood that they can give you a serious edge in the markets which allows you to compete with professional traders.
Unfortunately, most traders that delve into the world of options trading fail to put in the effort required to understand options, or they fall into the trap of doing a course here and there that promises unrealistic fortunes with very little effort.
This course "Options Trading for Beginners: Trade Currencies With Options" was, at first, meant to only reveal my favorite options strategy - that I personally use to trade the currency markets - but after carefully listening to feedback from many traders that I have trained over the years, the overwhelming issue that most traders had was that they lacked even the basic understanding of what options are and how they work.
Without understanding options first, you will not be able to grasp the strategy covered in this course and fully appreciate its uniqueness and powerful application. For this reason, I decided to include the foundational knowledge required to understand options first, before I reveal the strategy later. This addition adds tremendous educational value for both the complete beginner or the trader that still thinks options trading is too difficult to understand (or too risky).
With over 9 hours of video content and many free resources, this course will take you through the steps required to understand options first and then further provide you with a professional strategy to give you the best chance possible to take that next step towards a more successful trading experience.
Here are some of the features and benefits that my strategy has to offer:
Know when and how to execute a position in the currency markets with limited risk using options (no high-risk option selling is required).
Learn how to convert your initial position into a risk-free position where you cannot lose anymore.
How to follow market direction without second-guessing.
Discover how you can step away from the market and free up your time without being glued to your screen all day long.
Greatly leverage your profit potential with this unique approach.
Benefit from a strategy that delivers consistent results.
Apart from all these benefits, I wanted to make sure that you have the necessary resources available after you completed this course to help you with important trading decisions that are discussed in the videos. Completing a course is one thing but having additional educational support from a professional options trader afterward is difficult to find and priceless.
Level the playing field and obtain the knowledge required to compete with professional traders. This course "Options Trading for Beginners: Trade Currencies With Options" was developed to do just that!