Whether you are a completely new trader or an experienced trader, you'll still need to master the basics. The goal of this section is to help lay the groundwork for your education with some simple, yet important lessons surrounding options.

If the market is heading higher we'll show you how to create specific strategies that profit from up trending markets including low IV strategies like calendars, diagonals, covered calls and direction debit spreads.

When we say "portfolio risk management" some people automatically assume you need a Masters from MIT to understand the concept and strategies - that is NOT the case. But you do need to use simple checks and balances to protect your account.

Mindset is everything. The business of trading full-time or professionally only requires 2 things; being consistent and persistent. In this bonus section we'll show you what it takes to make options trading an income machine.

Teaching you the different option order types so that you can properly execute smarter option trades each day including market, limit and stop orders while highlighting some key tactics and tips you can use to protect yourself when entering or exiting.

You'll learn to love sideways markets because of the opportunity to build non-directional strategies that profit if the stock goes up, down or nowhere at all. This is how you learn make money trading in any market.

A complete and full understanding of how options are priced and where we get our "edge" as options traders using IV percentile. This section includes mastering implied volatility and premium pricing for specific strategies.

Whether you are a completely new trader or an experienced trader, you'll still need to master the basics. The goal of this section is to help lay the groundwork for your education with some simple, yet important lessons surrounding options.

Declining markets and higher IV gives traders an amazing opportunity to sell expensive options. We'll cover our favorite strategies to profit even when stocks are falling like iron condors, strangles, etc.

What happens when a trade goes bad? Do you roll out to the next month, move your strike prices, add/remove one side or do nothing at all? We'll give you concrete examples of how you can hedge different options strategies.