Live Practical Options Training

Learn Options Selling Step by Step — From Beginner to Advanced

Learn professional option selling through live classes, guided simulations, paper trading, practical strategy building and disciplined risk management—not theory alone.

12 Live Sessions 24+ Learning Hours Google Meet Guided Simulations Beginner to Advanced
A Different Learning Experience

This Is Not Another Theory-Only Options Course

Most courses explain strategies on slides and leave students alone in the real market. This program follows a hands-on learning process: understand the concept, build the position, simulate the trade, review the decisions and correct the mistakes.

01

Live Hand-Holding

Learn through interactive Google Meet sessions, guided examples, discussions and personal doubt clearing.

02

Simulation-Based Practice

Practise real decision-making through guided market scenarios and paper trades before risking actual capital.

03

Risk Before Returns

Position sizing, hedging, loss control and trading psychology are treated as core skills—not optional final chapters.

How You Will Learn

Learn, Practise, Review and Improve

Every important concept moves through a repeatable practical learning cycle.

1 Learn Understand the concept
2 Observe See it in the market
3 Simulate Build and manage trades
4 Review Analyse decisions
5 Improve Correct and repeat
Complete Curriculum

10 Modules From Options Basics to Professional Execution

The curriculum begins with mindset and options fundamentals, then progresses into option-chain analysis, Greeks, volatility, strategy building, risk management, simulation and professional psychology.

01

Understanding Call & Put Options

Begin with the right mindset and understand options from zero.

  • Course introduction and learning roadmap
  • Trading versus gambling
  • Trading as a professional business
  • Basics of Call and Put options
  • Option buyer versus seller dynamics
  • Why learn option selling?
  • Risks and rewards of buying versus selling
  • Realistic expectations from trading
  • Avoiding instant-profit thinking
  • Course discipline and commitments
Practical Activity Trading-mindset assessment and personal learning-goal worksheet.
02

Options Terminology & Moneyness

Understand the complete language of option contracts.

  • Underlying asset and option contracts
  • Strike price and premium
  • Expiry and lot size
  • Intrinsic value calculation
  • Time value calculation
  • ATM options
  • ITM options
  • OTM options
  • Buyer rights and seller obligations
  • Margin requirement basics
  • One-lot capital planning
Practical Activity Identify ATM, ITM and OTM strikes using a live option chain.
03

Option Chain Analysis & Market Direction

Learn how option sellers analyse market positioning.

  • Option-chain parameters
  • Call and Put sections
  • Volume and liquidity
  • Open Interest
  • Change in Open Interest
  • Support using Put OI
  • Resistance using Call OI
  • Put-Call Ratio
  • Reading PCR correctly
  • Max Pain introduction
  • Bullish, Bearish and Neutral bias
  • Limitations of option-chain signals
Practical Activity Analyse a live option chain and present a structured market bias.
04

Understanding Option Greeks

Learn why option premiums move and positions change.

  • Introduction to Option Greeks
  • Delta and directional exposure
  • Call Delta versus Put Delta
  • Gamma and Delta acceleration
  • Gamma risk near expiry
  • Theta and time decay
  • Why Theta is not guaranteed profit
  • Vega and volatility sensitivity
  • Greeks across ATM, ITM and OTM strikes
  • Position Greeks introduction
Practical Activity Observe changes in Delta, Gamma, Theta and Vega in live premiums.
05

Volatility & Its Impact on Options

Understand how volatility affects premiums and strategy selection.

  • Market volatility
  • Historical Volatility
  • Implied Volatility
  • IV impact on option premiums
  • India VIX
  • VIX and market fear
  • Volatility skew
  • Different IV across strikes
  • IV expansion
  • IV crush
  • High-IV versus low-IV markets
  • Volatility-based strategy selection
Practical Activity Compare options under high- and low-volatility conditions.
06

Directional Options Strategies

Build defined-risk bullish and bearish positions.

  • Directional strategy selection
  • Bull Call Spread
  • Bull Put Spread
  • Bear Call Spread
  • Bear Put Spread
  • Debit versus Credit Spreads
  • Strike selection
  • Maximum profit and loss
  • Breakeven calculation
  • Margin and capital requirement
  • Entry and exit considerations
  • When not to use directional spreads
Simulation Exercise Build and paper-trade one bullish and one bearish spread.
07

Advanced Non-Directional Strategies

Learn range-bound structures and basic adjustments.

  • Identifying non-directional markets
  • Short Straddle structure
  • Short Straddle risks
  • Short Straddle adjustments
  • Short Strangle structure
  • Short Strangle risks
  • Short Strangle adjustments
  • Iron Condor construction
  • Iron Condor adjustments
  • Iron Butterfly construction
  • Iron Butterfly risk and reward
  • Strategy comparison and selection
Simulation Exercise Construct and manage an Iron Condor and Iron Butterfly.
08

Trade Execution, Hedging & Risk Management

Transform strategy knowledge into a controlled process.

  • Capital allocation
  • Position sizing
  • Margin utilisation
  • Why hedging is essential
  • Entry rules
  • Exit rules
  • Stop-loss philosophy
  • Profit booking
  • Rolling positions
  • Adjustment versus complete exit
  • Daily and weekly loss limits
  • Common execution mistakes
Practical Activity Prepare a trade plan with entry, hedge, risk and exit rules.
09

OptionsMindset Trading Simulation Lab

Practise complete market decisions under guidance.

  • Live market observation
  • Pre-trade market analysis
  • Strategy selection
  • Strike selection
  • Position building
  • Guided paper trading
  • Monitoring premiums
  • Adjustment practice
  • Exit decision-making
  • Post-trade review
  • Instructor correction and feedback
  • Scenario-based practice
Core Course Experience Execute complete simulated trades before using real capital.
10

Trading Journal, Psychology & Professional Growth

Build the discipline required for long-term survival.

  • Professional trading journal
  • Recording every trade
  • Execution grading
  • Mistake analysis
  • Fear and greed
  • FOMO and revenge trading
  • Overtrading and overconfidence
  • Accepting planned losses
  • Drawdown control
  • Building daily routines
  • Personal risk-management plan
  • Final trading rulebook and assessment
Final Assignment Submit your trading plan, risk plan, journal and personal rulebook.
Strategies Covered

Fewer Strategies. Deeper Practical Understanding.

The course focuses on selected strategies that students can understand, simulate and manage properly instead of introducing dozens of setups.

Directional Strategies

  • Bull Call Spread
  • Bull Put Spread
  • Bear Call Spread
  • Bear Put Spread
  • Debit versus Credit Spread comparison

Non-Directional Strategies

  • Short Straddle and adjustments
  • Short Strangle and adjustments
  • Iron Condor and adjustments
  • Iron Butterfly
  • Hedging and risk-defined construction
Before You Enroll

Course Requirements

₹2 Lakh Trading Capital

Minimum ₹2,00,000 trading capital is mandatory because practical one-lot option selling requires adequate cash and margin.

01

Strong Desire to Learn

You must be willing to attend classes, complete simulations, practise independently and maintain a trading journal.

Professional Commitment

Join only if you are prepared to treat option selling as a serious skill and business—not gambling or instant income.

Never use borrowed money, emergency savings or essential family funds as trading capital. The ₹2 lakh requirement refers to dedicated trading capital that can be responsibly allocated.
Student Suitability

Is This Program Right for You?

You Should Join If

  • You are a complete options beginner.
  • You want to move from buying to option selling.
  • You want guided simulation and paper trading.
  • You can practise between sessions.
  • You have at least ₹2 lakh dedicated trading capital.
  • You want structured, risk-defined learning.
  • You are willing to maintain a journal.

You Should Not Join If

  • You want guaranteed or instant profits.
  • You are looking for daily trade signals.
  • You want to double your account quickly.
  • You are unwilling to practise.
  • You plan to use borrowed or emergency money.
  • You are unwilling to accept planned losses.
  • You do not want to follow risk rules.
Getting Started

How to Enroll and Participate

Follow the steps below to complete your enrollment and join the live training program.

01

Book Your Seat

Click the Book Your Seat button and complete the payment. A confirmation email with your payment receipt and enrollment details will be sent to your registered email address.

02

Receive Joining Details

You will receive the Google Meet joining link, course schedule, session timings and participation instructions by email before the program begins.

03

Join the Live Session

Use the same Google Meet link for the sessions. Join at least ten minutes early to check your internet connection, microphone and audio.

Course Materials

What You Will Receive

Every enrolled participant receives the materials required for revision, assignments, simulation and continued practice.

Complete presentation slides discussed in class
Course notes and reference materials
Practical worksheets
Strategy-building exercises
Guided market-simulation assignments
Paper-trading exercises
Trading-journal templates
Risk-management and trading-plan formats
Course Language

Learn in a Language You Understand

The program will be conducted in simple, practical and easy-to-understand language. The language of a batch will be confirmed before enrollment.

English Simple and practical instruction
Hindi Depending on batch preference
Bengali Depending on batch preference
Course Outcomes

What You Will Be Able to Do

Understand Calls, Puts, moneyness and option pricing.

Read and interpret a live option chain.

Understand Delta, Gamma, Theta and Vega practically.

Interpret IV, India VIX and volatility conditions.

Select strategies according to market conditions.

Construct directional and non-directional positions.

Plan capital, margin, hedge and maximum loss.

Manage simulated trades through adjustments and exits.

Maintain and review a professional trading journal.

Create a personal risk plan and trading rulebook.

Frequently Asked Questions

Important Questions Before Enrollment

Is this course suitable for complete beginners?

Yes. The course starts with Calls, Puts, terminology and moneyness before progressing to option-chain analysis, Greeks, volatility, strategies and simulations.

Why is ₹2 lakh trading capital mandatory?

This course teaches practical one-lot option selling. Option selling requires margin, and the simulations, risk plans and position-sizing examples are designed around a minimum capital of ₹2 lakh.

Will students trade with real money during the course?

The main training method is guided simulation and paper trading. Students are not encouraged to rush into live trading before they understand position construction, execution and risk.

Will I receive trade calls or signals?

No. This is an education and mentorship program, not a signal service. You will learn how to analyse, build and manage your own trades.

Does the course guarantee profits?

No. Options trading involves substantial risk. The program focuses on education, simulation, defined risk and disciplined execution.

Which strategies will be taught?

Bull Call Spread, Bull Put Spread, Bear Call Spread, Bear Put Spread, Short Straddle, Short Strangle, Iron Condor and Iron Butterfly, together with hedging and adjustment principles.

What language will the course use?

Sessions may be conducted in English, Hindi or Bengali depending on the selected batch and participant preference. The language will be confirmed before enrollment.

Is this the DDN System™ course?

No. This program teaches options-selling foundations and advanced practical skills. DDN System™ and SWIFT™ are separate specialised expiry-day trading programs.

Enrollment

Start Learning Options Selling Through Practice—not Theory Alone

₹15,000

Join the six-week live program with 12 interactive sessions, guided simulations, paper trading, practical strategy building, risk management and complete hand-holding.

Book Your Seat →
Minimum ₹2,00,000 dedicated trading capital is mandatory. Enrollment does not guarantee profits or future trading performance.
Batch Enrollment

Choose Your Preferred Live Training Batch

To maintain personal attention, practical guidance and effective simulation-based learning, each batch is limited to a maximum of 10 participants only.

LIMITED SEATS
Batch 02 Booking August-September 2026

Options Selling Live Training — Batch 02

August - September Online Course

Batch 02 Enrollment

Reserve your seat for the live online webinar batch.

StartsAugust 6, 2026
Schedule2 sessions weekly
Program12 sessions / 1.5 months
Seats Left10 / 10
Batch 02 starts on August 6, 2026 | 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Important Batch Information

  • Each batch is limited to a maximum of 10 participants to maintain personal attention and effective hand-holding.
  • Seats are confirmed only after successful payment and enrollment confirmation.
  • Enrollment may close early once all 10 seats are booked.
  • The final class schedule, timings and selected language will be shared before the batch begins.
  • Participants should attend the batch they selected during enrollment. Transfers between batches will be subject to seat availability.
  • A minimum trading capital of ₹2,00,000 remains mandatory for all participants.
  • This is a live training program. Regular attendance, assignments and simulation participation are strongly expected.

Risk Disclaimer: Options and derivatives trading involve substantial financial risk and may not be suitable for every person. This course is provided solely for education, simulation and skill development. It does not provide investment advice, trading calls, guaranteed returns or recommendations to buy or sell any financial instrument. Simulated and past results do not guarantee future performance. Students remain solely responsible for their trading and financial decisions.

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