Options Trading Guide

Contracts known as options provide the buyer the option to purchase or sell the asset at a defined price on a specific date. The premium that option purchasers pay to the sellers, who are the more risky contractors in the deal, is defined by the contract. The purchasers can invalidate the option and keep their losses at this premium in the event of a loss when the markets decline. While the loss in option transactions is constrained to the premium paid, it may be claimed that the direction of gain is unbounded since the price of the asset in issue has reached its maximum value.

This training was created to help individual and institutional investors, business executives and partners, and all investors interested in derivative products in understanding their options and facilitating effective transactions that adhere to risk management principles using the appropriate models. Pricing, modeling, hedging, collateralization, and risk management are options in this course. Real pricing examples based on market data will be used to educate investors on the nuances of trading transactions and the fundamentals of developing investing strategies.