Options 101
Start here if options are new · 6 lessons
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Learn to sell options the right way.
The Options Selling Deep Dive takes you from what an option is to running the wheel and managing risk like a pro, with step-by-step guides for trading on tastytrade, thinkorswim, Schwab, Interactive Brokers, Fidelity, and Robinhood. Every lesson is in plain language, with diagrams and interactive practice so you understand what you collect, what you owe, and what can go wrong before you place a trade.
- 56lessons
- 10chapters
- 26diagrams
- 19interactive models
Pick your starting point
Study in the order the risk arrives: learn the instrument, then the structures, then the systems that keep one trade from becoming your whole account.
- 01
Learn the language
Calls, puts, buying vs. selling, premium, strikes, and assignment.
Options 101 → - 02
Build the structure
Cash-secured puts, covered calls, verticals, condors, and butterflies.
Core strategies → - 03
Control the exposure
Position size, portfolio heat, mechanical exits, rolling, and assignment.
Risk management →
Everything in the course
Jump straight to any chapter or lesson.
Volatility
The product you are really selling · 8 lessons
Core strategies
Six foundational structures · 6 lessons
Advanced strategies
Leveraged and synthetic structures · 9 lessons
Spreads
Structure, pricing, and trade-offs · 6 lessons
Iron condor
A complete operating manual · 1 lesson
The wheel
Put assignment through covered call · 1 lesson
Risk management
Sizing, heat, exits, and assignment · 6 lessons
Psychology
Process under pressure · 5 lessons
Broker setup
tastytrade, thinkorswim, Schwab, IBKR, Fidelity, and Robinhood · 8 lessons
Management tools
Premium: calculators for spreads, rolls and condors · 3 tools
Playbooks & checklists
Premium: printable rules for every core trade · 11 pages
Put your new knowledge into action.
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The course is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Examples use hypothetical numbers. Options involve risk and are not suitable for all investors.