Learn to Trade Stock Options with Options Made Easy

Learn the fundamentals of trading options and gain the skills needed to generate the income you’ve been dreaming about.

Instructed by Joshua H. Smarter Trades Group

Course Description

Ever wanted to learn how to trade options or perhaps wanted to know how options work? Well, you have come to the right place! In this course you will learn all about trading stock options.

This is the perfect options training program for both the beginning trader and the seasoned trader who wishes to know more about options. It starts with the basics and teaches everything a trader wants to know about getting started with options trading.

This course lays the groundwork for your education with some simple, yet important lessons surrounding options. This course is designed to help every level of investor/trader gain a fuller understanding of the uses of options.

You’ll learn options strategies that can be applied whether you intend to make options your primary asset class, or are using options trading as a way to balance and protect your portfolio.

This course starts with the basics of how options really work. We then cover subjects like option pricing, Option chains, Buying calls and buying puts, the use of weekly options, and many other topics on trading options. This course is will help students gain an in-depth understanding of how options work.

What are the requirements?

basic understanding of the stock market

What am I going to get from this course?

Over 47 lectures and 5 hours of content!

understand how options work

learn how to trade stock options

how to hedge against losses using options

learn about option chains

buying calls and buying puts

Much much more!

What is the target audience?

anyone interested in trading options

investors

traders

day traders

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A country’s currency value may also be set by the country’s government.
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