Learn to trade Options
This course is a combination of theoretical and practical knowledge analysing a number of options strategies. For access to the webinars please complete the contact form at the bottom of this page.
The course has been designed to give traders the tools and knowledge needed to learn how to trade options in all market conditions. The philosophy we use to trade is by trading what the market presents and how to adjust our trading techniques to suit the market. The options trading education will allow clients an insight into how a trader thinks and a better understanding of how to trade the always changing market conditions. Included in the course are money management skills, technical analysis skills, trade management and exit strategies. Learn to trade directional strategies, volatility strategies, portfolio strategies, Futures options strategies and Foreign Exchange option strategies.
The webinars are available online and are available upon registration below. Every webinar has a corresponding e-book available for download. Please contact us more information on how to access the webinars. The course outline and structure is below.
Options Trading Course
Below is an outline of the seminars and the topics.
Options Trading Education Topics
1. Introduction to Options Trading
2. Options Spreads
3. Straddles & Strangles
4. Covered calls
5. Bought & Sold Butterflies
6. Protected Equity
7. Condors
8. Collars
9. Calendar Spreads
10. Income Strategy
11. Double Calendar Spreads
12. Ratio Spreads
13. Uneven Butterflies
14. Introduction to futures
15. Introduction to FX
Options Course Structure
Each seminar will have a strong emphasis on practical application of derivative options strategies. The seminars will focus on the following areas:
- The psychology
- The thinking behind trading this strategy.
- The strategy
- Definition
- Trade Example
- Real Life Recommendations
- Finding Trades
- Volatility
- Delta
- Technical Analysis
- Time Decay
Learn how to use follow and use volatility when finding trades.
Identify delta to setup delta neutral or hedging positions.
Learn technical analysis strategies to identify trades.
Use time decay strategies which can profit whether a particular stock trades up down or sideways.
- Trade Analysis
- How to analyse a trade idea so reduce losing trades.
- Check list before entering that type of trade.
- Placing Orders
- What to say to your broker.
- Monitoring Trades
- How to monitor and exit the trade.
- Strategy Risks
- Be aware of the risks and how to avoid them.
- Summary Table
- A summary of the strategy.
- Questions
- There will be an opportunity to ask any questions regarding the strategy at the end of the
seminar. Also additional questions can be emailed or I am contactable anytime.
- Additional Information
- An e-book is available upon request with a summary on the strategy following the seminar.
Contact Details
Please register your interest in the options trading course by completing the form below, otherwise we can be contacted by calling 07 5504 2120 or via email lawrance@tradingoptions.com.au
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Advisors
- Lawrance Godwin Authorised Representative No 283 679 StoneBridge Securities Limited (ABN 92 067 161 755) (AFSL 238 148)
IMPORTANT NOTICE
This publication has been prepared on behalf of and issued by StoneBridge Securities Limited (ACN 067 161 755) (AFSL 238148) or StoneBridge Futures Services Pty Ltd (ACN 001 255 116) (AFSL 238 156) each is referred to as StoneBridge Group. This is not an offer to deal in any financial product. This information might contain unsolicited general information only, without regard to any investor’s individual objectives, financial situation or needs. You should consider the appropriateness of its contents having regard to your own objectives, financial situation and needs before making any investment decision. Prior to making any investment decision potential investors should read and consider a Product Disclosure Statement which is available from StoneBridge at www.stonebridgegroup.com.au . Investment in financial products involves risk. Derivatives can be highly leveraged; they can carry a high level of risk and are not suitable for all investors.