What Is the Options Trading Course at TSE?
The Option Mastery Course at The Stock Educators (TSE) is a structured offline program designed for beginners, equity traders, working professionals and learners who want to understand options properly before putting capital at risk.
The course starts with the fundamentals of calls, puts, strikes, premiums and moneyness, then progresses into option-chain analysis, Greeks, volatility, open interest, technical analysis and risk management.
You will learn through practical examples using real option chains and charts, with mentor guidance and classroom doubt-clearing.
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Who Should Join This Options Trading Course ?
F&O Beginners
Understand calls, puts, strikes, premiums, expiry and moneyness from the ground up.
Equity Traders
Build a proper foundation before moving from equity trading into derivatives and options.
Option Buyers
Understand why your option premium can decline even when your market direction is correct.
Working Professionals
Learn options through structured offline classroom training instead of relying only on passive online videos.
Self-Learners
Bring together scattered knowledge of Greeks, OI, PCR, volatility and option strategies into a structured framework.
Investors
Understand options, hedging, volatility and risk before taking derivative positions.
Aspiring Options Traders
Build a process around option-chain analysis, market view, strategy selection and risk management.
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Options Trading Course Curriculum (5 Modules)
Learn options through live option chains, Greeks, volatility, market analysis and practical risk management.
The supplied Option Mastery curriculum contains five modules.
Module 1 – Derivatives & Options Foundations
Inside this module:
- What derivatives are
- Forwards, futures and options compared
- Why options exist
- Hedging, speculation and income
- Calls and puts
- Rights vs obligations of buyers and sellers
- Strike price, spot price and premium
- ITM, ATM and OTM
- Lot size and leverage
- NSE option-chain basics
- Bid/ask, LTP, volume and open interest
- Expiry selection
- Settlement
- STT on the sell side
- Expiry-day ITM STT considerations
- Intrinsic value vs time value
- Understanding what makes a premium expensive or cheap
Module 2 – Greeks, Volatility, Risk & Margins
(Day 3)
Inside this module:
- Delta
- Gamma
- Directional exposure
- Probability intuition
- Strike selection
- Theta
- Vega
- Time decay
- Volatility sensitivity
- Implied vs historical volatility
- IV Rank and IV Percentile
- India VIX
- Risk per trade
- Position sizing
- Defined-risk vs undefined-risk positions
- SPAN + exposure margins
- Why option selling requires large margin
- Gap and black-swan risk
- Building an options trade plan
- Trade journal
Module 3 – Open Interest & Market View
Inside this module:
- Long buildup
- Short buildup
- Long unwinding
- Short covering
- Put-Call Ratio
- Max Pain
- Reading PCR and Max Pain critically
- Support and resistance through OI
- Change in OI vs price
- Weekly expiry considerations
- Managing fast Theta
- Directional strategies
- Neutral strategies
- Volatility-based strategies
- Matching strategy to market view
Module 4 – Technical Analysis: Price-Action Core
Inside this module:
- Technical analysis fundamentals
- Price-action philosophy
- Chart types
- Timeframes
- Dow Theory
- Market structure
- Higher Highs and Higher Lows
- Lower Highs and Lower Lows
- Three market phases
- Trend lines
- Valid vs invalid trend lines
- Support and resistance
- Demand and supply
- Multi-timeframe analysis
Module 5 – Candlestick & Chart Patterns
Inside this module:
- Doji
- Hammer
- Shooting Star
- Engulfing
- Harami
- Multi-candle reversals
- Candlestick signals at support and resistance
- Volume confirmation
- Channels
- Head & Shoulders
- Double Tops
- Double Bottoms
- Measuring chart-pattern targets
Course Overview At a Glance
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Course Snapshot
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The course starts with the fundamentals of options trading, including calls, puts, strike prices, premiums, and moneyness, before progressing to option chain analysis, Greeks, volatility, and structured risk management.
No. This program is designed for beginner to intermediate learners and does not require any prior Futures & Options (F&O) trading experience.
Yes. The curriculum covers strike prices, premiums, bid and ask prices, LTP (Last Traded Price), trading volume, open interest, expiry selection, and how changes in open interest are interpreted.
Yes. The course explains Delta, Gamma, Theta, and Vega, along with how they influence directional exposure, time decay, and volatility in options trading.
Yes. The program covers implied volatility (IV), historical volatility (HV), IV Rank, IV Percentile, and India VIX to help students understand the role of volatility in options pricing.
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