Module 1 -
Introduction to Derivatives Markets
Module 2 -
Introduction to Forward Markets
Module 3 -
Introduction to Futures Markets
Module 4 -
Introduction to Options
Module 5 -
Basic Options Strategy
Module 6 -
Advance Option Trading Strategy
Module 1 -
Introduction to Derivatives Markets
Commodity and financial markets are filled with risks. Even more all investment instruments in the financial markets involve risks due to price volatility, which increases the Investor’s exposure to such risks. Therefore, derivatives were created largely to mitigate such risks. Although they are an arrangement or instrument, such as a future, options, or contract, whose value is derived from and contingent on the fundamental asset’s value.
Module 2 -
Introduction to Forward Markets
A forward contract is a personalized agreement between two persons to purchase or sell an object at a specific price and date in the future. A forward contract will be used for hedge or speculation, however it is ideally suited for hedging owing to its non-standardized nature. Forward markets are used to trade a variety of instruments, but the concept is most commonly associated with the foreign exchange market.
Module 3 -
Introduction to Futures Markets
Futures market trading plays two key functions: speculation (offering investors to profit) and hedge (allowing traders to minimise losses). A futures market is a type of financial exchange in which traders trade futures contracts for precious metals, agricultural goods, stock indexes, currency pairings, and interest rates at a predictable price and date.
Module 4 -
Introduction to Options
A derivative is a contractual agreement that grants the buyer the right, but not the responsibility, to purchase or sell the actual asset by a defined date (expiration date) at a predetermined price (strike price). Calls and puts are the two forms of options.
Module 5 -
Basic Options Strategy
These fundamental options methods can assist a rookie investor safeguard their downside and hedge market risk. Long calls, long puts, covered calls, protected puts, and straddles are four examples of such techniques.
Module 6 -
Advance Option Trading Strategy
In the advanced option trading strategies modules, you will have a naked option trading strategy, an income strategy, a vertical spread, a volatility strategy, a range-bound strategy, a leveraged strategy, a synthetic strategy, options greeks, and sentiment indicators, all of which will be covered in a bonus lecture on options by the expert.
