Explore how derivatives mitigate risk and define options as contracts granting buyers the right to buy or sell at a preset price, while sellers are obligated.

Learn to use the options chain, expiration dates, and strike prices to trade bullish call options or bearish put options on Facebook, with 263-dollar call costs and 146-dollar put costs.

Explore the five features of options— underlying asset, strike price, expiration date, and premium— and how call and put options grant rights to buy or sell.

Learn how leverage in options amplifies exposure and potential gains using a call option example, showing a $100 premium yielding a $900 net profit (900% return) with capped risk.

Explore how the option chain for Facebook shows call and put strikes, spot price, and the March 8 expiration. See premiums, 165 at-the-money calls, and 170 strike dynamics.

Option selling collects a premium and obligates you to deliver shares at strike. It requires initial and maintenance margins and carries unlimited risk, though you can close early for profits.

Compare futures and options, detailing rights and obligations, margin needs, and risk profiles, and learn why options offer flexible strategies with lower downside than futures.

Explore option pricing basics. See how spot versus strike governs calls and puts; time to expiration shapes in the money, at the money, and out of the money.

Explore option moneyness by comparing spot and strike prices for in, at, and out of the money, and by noting intrinsic and time value in calls and puts.

Explore option pricing through practical examples of calls and puts, strike prices, in-the-money and out-of-the-money states, expiration dates, and bullish or bearish strategies.

Learn to read an options chain for indices like Nifty 50, distinguishing in-the-money and out-of-the-money strikes and expiry, while noting open interest, volume, bid-ask, and implied volatility.

Learn to draw payoff diagrams, or risk profile charts, that map asset price changes to profit or loss. Compare buying versus shorting, including unlimited loss risk when shorting.

Explore the long call risk profile, one of four basic option strategies, with break-even at strike price plus premium, loss limited to the premium, and unlimited profit as price rises.

Learn the short call strategy, selling a call to profit from a bearish view, with breakeven at strike plus premium and a stop-loss above breakeven to minimize risk.

Master long put strategy by buying a put when bearish, capping losses at premium, and profiting as price falls below strike toward break even point, strike minus premium.

Master the short put strategy by selling puts when bullish, manage risk with stop-loss below break-even, and use technical analysis to combine four basic strategies for profit and risk control.

Understand the four basic option strategies—buying and selling calls and puts—and how plus and minus signs map to bullish or bearish outcomes, enabling you to combine them into new strategies.

Understand the concept of trend and how markets move with it, including up, down, and sideways trends defined by higher highs and higher lows or lower highs and lower lows.

Identify and confirm uptrends and downtrends using trend lines, recognize retracements and breakouts, and guide trades by buying on touches of the trend line.

Learn how support and resistance define price ranges, and how static and dynamic tools like moving averages, trend lines, price channels, and Fibonacci levels reveal breakout and reversal opportunities.

Use RSI to gauge momentum and overbought or oversold levels (70/30) and learn how its interpretation differs in ranging versus trending markets, including 14-day RSI and entry and exit signals.

Identify bullish or bearish divergence between price and indicators to signal early exits and retracements, and confirm positions with other indicators like stochastic and RSI.

Explore Bollinger bands, a volatility indicator built from a 20-period moving average with upper and lower standard deviation bands to signal breakouts, trend continuation, and sideways ranges.

Master the TradingView platform to analyze charts with trend lines, Fibonacci retracements, indicators, time frames, and risk-reward setups for options trading.

Explore the true leading indicator and invite-only scripts on TradingView, with educational access via username, and use signals, trend lines, and long entries with stop losses on 15-minute charts.

Enter a long call in uptrend after price touches a trendline with RSI above 50; hold above the trendline for unlimited profit, exit on a break below for limited loss.

Use the long put strategy to protect portfolios in a bearish market and profit from declines, with risk limited to the premium and trendline RSI-driven entries.

Leverage indicators to generate entry and exit signals between two trendline points during high momentum. Align charts for monthly and weekly expiries using weekly, daily, and early charts.

Use weekly and daily charts with RSI signals above or below 50 and moving average crossovers to identify monthly option call and put entries and exits via trendlines.

Trade monthly options by analyzing weekly and daily charts with the moving average set and RSI above 50, then enter on the hourly chart and exit on trend lines.

Reliance Industries shows an uptrend with resistance levels and RSI above 50; a bullish setup as Bollinger bands contract suggests a move toward 1400, trading 1380 call at 51.60 rupees.

Analyze the Reliance Industries chart and buy a 1380 call near resistance and a Fibonacci level, anticipating retracement, and exit with about 25 percent profit as price hits 1413.

Assess Tesla's daily chart to spot a converging downtrend channel, a double bottom with bullish RSI divergence, and Fibonacci levels at 61.8% and 78.6%, signaling a May 31 at-the-money call.

Tesla's chart shows a channel with a double bottom and rsi divergence, triggering a bullish call option move after a gap up toward the black fibonacci level.

Spot Bharti Airtel in uptrend, resting on its trend line with a Fibonacci level as support, suggesting an up move and buy of 330 strike call option at 10 rupees.

Identify Bharti Airtel's uptrend with RSI above 50 and a profitable 330 strike call option, yielding over 50 percent return amid resistance and potential breakout.

Vedanta limited shows a downtrend with a head-and-shoulders pattern and support breach signaling bearish momentum. The setup suggests buying a next-month 170-strike put option at about ₹9.80.

Explains a bearish Vedanta setup using a head-and-shoulders pattern and 170 put, locking over 50% profit in a week and planning a close before a bounce.

Analyze Yes Bank's chart after a 30% drop and a 216 million net loss. Expect a sharp down move and buy the 170 strike at-the-money put, trading at 16.90 rupees.

Identify a bearish setup on Yes Bank with a gap-down and Fibonacci cluster breach, buy a 170 strike put, and monitor RSI divergence for hedging opportunities.

Analyze Apple Inc.'s chart price action in a parallel channel, noting resistance and RSI divergence; sell the 217.5 call and consider the 222.5 call or 210 put near May expiry.

Examine a bearish Apple setup using a price channel, shooting star at resistance, and negative divergences to buy 210 put options, delivering over 100% profit in days.

The hourly chart shows upmove in Wipro with expected retracement, using RSI divergence, moving average sell, and Bollinger bands, suggesting buying 290 put options at 4.35 with expiration May 30.

This options trading masterclass lecture shows buying Wipro 290 put during a daily uptrend retracement after breaking the hourly trend line, expiring May 30, with about 100 percent return.

The stock shows a downtrend with consolidation and a head-and-shoulders pattern, confirming bearishness; buy in-the-money 90 put expiring May 31, trading at 7.85 rupees, lot 7000, about 50,000 rupees.

In a downtrend, a head and shoulders bearish reversal on PNB prompted a 90 put purchase; selling at 10.70 yielded about 2.85 per share for ~₹20,000 profit in two weeks.

analyzes Wockhardt in a downtrend, identifies a head and shoulders bearish pattern, confirms with volume, breaks the neckline, enters short via buying 410 put, yielding about 100% profit.

Analyze Oracle's daily chart for a double bottom and rising wedge with negative RSI divergence, signaling bearish retracement. Use 23.6% Fibonacci level and buy a 54 strike put.

Oracle's chart shows a bearish rising wedge with RSI divergence and a head and shoulder pattern. It buys a 54 put expiring May 31, delivering 175% return on 89 dollars.

Analyze ONGC's hourly chart, identify an uptrend within a parallel channel yet bearish RSI divergence, and consider buying a 165 put option for a potential retracement to the trend line.

Analyze ONGC's daily downtrend and the sharp move toward the trend line within the parallel channel on the hourly chart, noting put and call trades.

Buy the underlying stock and sell a call option to form a covered call, generating income from the premium while capping upside and offering downside protection.

Sell the 177.5 call in a 100-share lot to collect $105, marking a successful covered call as prices range between strong support and resistance near the 100-day moving average.

Learn a protective put strategy by buying stock and a put at the same strike to guard against downside while preserving gains. Limit losses; enjoy unlimited profits.

Learn how a protective put caps downside when buying a share, with a four-dollar put reducing a potential 2,300 loss to a 489 maximum loss as prices fall.

Master the writing put strategy by selling puts to collect premium, assess unlimited downside risk, and apply technical analysis and stop-losses to manage profits.

Apply disciplined call and put writing to collect option premiums in uptrends and pullbacks. Use moving averages (50, 100, 200 ema), rsi levels, trend lines to time entries and exits.

Learn to set up weekly options with 3D charting across hourly, 15-minute, and 5-minute frames, using 10/20 moving averages, RSI below 50, and Bollinger Bands to time put options.

This intraday setup on Reliance Infra stock shows a downtrend, a support, and a gap-down with Bollinger Band; enter a 110 strike put at 12.45 rupees with stop at 111.75.

Close a 110 strike put option on Reliance Infra after price bounces from support and RSI shows positive divergence, earning about 25% in 2 hours.

Trade bank nifty intraday near weekly expiry using 5/10 EMA, Bollinger Band break, and RSI on 5-minute chart; buy 27,000 put at ₹22 and exit at ₹75 for 250% gains.

Study Nifty 50 ahead of weekly expiry using doji candles, RSI bearish divergence, and Bollinger bands in a parallel channel to justify bearish trades: selling futures or buying 11,800 calls.

On expiry day, the trader stays bearish on Nifty, selling futures to capture a 150-point drop, hedging with 11,800 calls, and noting three doji candles and RSI divergence.

Showcases live expiration day trades on AAPL, BABA, MSFT, and LRCX using open interest, moving averages, Bollinger bands, and RSI divergence to time short entries and exits.

This lecture analyzes Reliance Industries on expiration day, trading with pivot points, selling futures and buying 1400 call options as hedging, aided by rsi divergence and pivot levels.

Assess Nifty's breakdown of a four-month consolidation from a symmetrical triangle. Observe weak volume, tests of the 50 ema and 100 moving average, and RSI divergence on the 5-minute chart.

Analyze intraday options trading using RSI divergence and moving averages to time call and put entries with bullish and bearish signals and a break of support.

Explore how option price is driven by the five option Greeks—delta, gamma, theta, vega, and rho—using examples of at-the-money and out-of-the-money calls.

Explore delta, the rate at which option prices move with each point change in the underlying, including at-the-money, in-the-money, and out-of-the-money deltas and practical examples.

Understand delta hedging and how combining stock with calls slows price movement, yielding a net delta that caps profits and limits losses.

Learn how gamma drives delta and shapes option premium as the spot price moves, with moneyness concepts from out of the money to at the money and expiry effects.

Explore theta, the time decay of option premiums, its negative impact on bought options and profit potential for sellers, and how intrinsic and time value, moneyness, and expiration shape strategies.

Explore how historical and implied volatility drive option pricing, and how vega gauges price change per implied volatility move, highlighting long strangle and straddle strategies.

Understand rho, least important of the five main Greeks. Note how rho changes option value with a one percent change in interest rates, positive for calls and negative for puts.

discover how to calculate options greeks with a Black-Scholes based pricing calculator, using stock price, strike, time to expiration, interest rate, and implied volatility to estimate option premium and greeks.

Execute a bull call spread by buying a low-strike call and selling a higher-strike call in a bullish market, managing risk with net debit and using trend-based entries.

Compare Vedanta Limited and Yes Bank positions, noting Vedanta's risk-reward of 1.29. Highlight a profitable bull call spread on Yes Bank: buy 310 strike, sell 350 strike, approximately 46k profit.

Analyze uptrending Facebook chart with fibonacci 2.618 on the last swing; the 5-minute move is bullish toward resistance, suggesting a bull call spread by buying 192.5 and selling 195 calls.

Execute a moderately bullish bull call spread on Facebook Inc, buying the 192.5 call for 2.95 and selling the 195 call for 1.62, targeting a 95% max return.

Analyze Kotak Mahindra Bank on the weekly chart to identify an uptrend and Fibonacci extension, then implement a bullish bull call spread by selling 1460 and buying 1380 calls.

This lecture explains a Kotak Bank bull call spread amid failing divergence and momentum, detailing 87% return, net profit 11200 rupees from a 12880 rupee investment, and closing near resistance.

Analyze L&T's hourly chart in a consolidation and retracement, with RSI 50 supporting a bullish view to 1448 resistance and a bull call spread using 1380 buy and 1460 sell.

Analysis of L&T shows consolidation within a resistance zone after a 61.8% retracement and downtrend line breach, using a bull call spread (1380/1460) for a 7350 rupees profit.

Enter a bull call spread on Indiabulls Housing by buying 640 strike call and selling 820 strike call, supported by bullish retracement and positive RSI divergence.

Spotlights a bullish setup in Indiabulls housing with an inverted head and shoulders pattern and price above the trend line, prompting a bull call spread on the hourly chart.

Demonstrates a live Nifty options strategy around Lok Sabha election results: sell the 12,000 strike, buy the 11,500 put, and hedge with a Nifty future to target move to 12,000.

Analyze a Nifty 50 options trade using moving averages, RSI divergence, hammer candle signals, and volatility-driven premium shifts around 12,000 strike on expiration day.

Explore a bull put spread on Navidea Corporation in uptrend, using a trendline and a long put at 100 and short put at 95.7.

Apply a bull put spread on Nvidia in bullish range, buying 190 put and selling 197 put, with support cues guiding a $296 profit as price reaches 215 expiration.

Analyze Jet Airways with a bullish outlook, using a bull put spread amid RSI oversold daily and hourly positive divergence near a downtrend line for 25 days to expiry.

Analyze Jet Airways' downtrend and breached support with RSI positive divergence; enter a bull put spread (120/100) with May 30 expiry, targeting about 12,430 rupees per lot.

execute a bull put spread on Jet Airways by selling the 120 strike put and buying the 100 strike put before expiration, yielding 8.25 rupees per share.

Live trade on Reliance Industries uses RSI divergence and resistance at 1400 to justify a bull put spread: sell 1280 puts and buy 1240–1260 puts, with May 30 expiry.

Reviews Reliance Industries options trades, including calls, puts, and a bull put spread, noting RSI divergence and a key support level guiding an exit at 82 percent of max gain.

Bear call spread: sell a lower strike call and buy a higher strike call for a credit in a bearish environment; profit equals net premium, loss equals spread minus premium.

Demonstrate the bear call spread strategy in a bearish environment using Tata Motors, with a February 22 expiry and about ₹16,000 profit.

Analyze Facebook's daily chart to spot resistance at the 261% fibonacci extension, then sell a near-term call around 197.5 with May 17 expiration and hedge by buying the 205 call.

Analyze Facebook incorporation's chart to identify a strong resistance zone and consolidation. Sold 197.5 call, bought 205 call amid bearish signals: shooting star, RSI divergence, and moving average sell.

Analyze the TCS chart showing an uptrend near resistance; use a next-month bull call spread by buying 2180 calls at 65 and selling 2280 calls at 23.

Analyze TCS weekly uptrend with fib extension 1.618 to anticipate retracement and execute a bull call spread by selling 2250 calls and buying 2350 calls.

Sell the 2250 call near a key resistance at the 1.618 fib extension, hedge with the 2350 call, and wait for May expirations as RSI turns oversold and consolidation forms.

Execute a bear call spread on tcs by selling 2250 and buying 2350 at 44.20 and 17.85, profit about 26.65 per share, close near resistance with doji and rsi divergence.

ONGC forms a bullish setup above the trend line after a gap-up, but hourly RSI divergence and a hanging man suggest a retracement; deploy a bear call spread near 180.

Trade on ONGC uses a bear call spread on expiration day, leveraging RSI divergence and resistance in a parallel channel; closes with profit and potential bullish move if support holds.

Analyze ICICI Bank's uptrend in a parallel channel near all-time high resistance, signaling a retracement. Propose a bear call spread: sell 400 strike, buy 420 strike, expiring May 30.

Entered a bear call spread on ICICI Bank amid inverted head-and-shoulders pattern and RSI divergence, closing with ₹5,711 net profit on a 1,375-lot.

Apply the bear put spread by buying a higher-strike put and selling a lower-strike put for a net debit to profit from a stock's downtrend, with limited risk and reward.

Use bear put spread only in a bearish environment; avoid entry when price remains above resistance and the channel, with RSI near 50.

Execute a call back spread when a big move is anticipated by selling a lower-strike call and buying two higher-strike calls for a net premium, aiming for unlimited upside.

Use the callback spread strategy in a bullish up move, selling a 180 strike and buying two 187.5 calls with about one month to expiration, as shown in LRCX.

Identify the best condition for a call back spread using a bullish reversal pattern such as an inverted head and shoulders, with risk-reward considerations.

Analyze a call back spread on Invesco with 173/170 strikes, bullish breakout from a symmetrical triangle, supported by rising moving averages and RSI, yielding $232 profit.

Explore the put back spread strategy: buy two lower-strike puts and sell a higher-strike put to capitalize on bearish moves, with limited downside and potential unlimited gains.

Adopt a put back spread in a bearish Sun Pharma setup by selling 590 puts and buying 560 puts, profiting as price drops from 562 toward 512 rupees.

Profit from a bear market with a put back spread; enter on a sloping down head-and-shoulders break, using a debit spread for about 200% gains.

Sell a higher-strike call and a lower-strike put to form a short strangle, profiting from a sideways market as net premium sets max gain and losses can be unlimited.

Explain the short strangle on IFCI within a 35/19 rupee range, with max gain nine thousand rupees, and stop losses at 35.5 and 19.5 as RSI signals an oversold move.

Learn how the collar strategy protects an existing stock position by combining a protective put with a covered call to earn premium and limit risk.

Explore the collar strategy: hedge stock by selling a 96 call and buying a 94 put, with net premium, max gain 118, max loss 82, exit at 96 before expiry.

Learn the long call butterfly spread, a three-leg neutral strategy that profits from small price moves and time premium erosion in a sideways market while limiting risk and gain.

Learn the long straddle by buying a call and a put at the same strike before major news; profit from moves in either direction, with loss limited to net premium.

Master the long straddle strategy by buying one call and one put, cut the profitable leg and hold the losing leg to profit from high volatility around important events.

Apply a long straddle during the budget event on Nifty 50, buying 12,200 and 12,400 strikes to exploit anticipated volatility and bearish sentiment.

Analyze the nifty 50 budget day chart to spot a correction and buy the 11,700 call as price moved from 69 to 369, indicating consolidation near resistance.