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This video is a beginner's guide to iron condors and includes everything you need to know about the setup, profit zones, risks, and how to automate the strategy.

This guide explains technical analysis to help you understand key indicators like SMA, RSI, MACD, and how you can automate strategies

Discover how to find an edge in options trading using probabilities and how to calculate the minimum reward/risk when evaluating trading opportunities.

A detailed case study of what happens with partial ITM assignments for index and ETF options, and how it impacts 0DTE options traders.

A detailed look at option time decay, with a focus on 0DTE options trading and the impact of theta on zero days to expiration positions.

Use Option Alpha's 7 step option trade entry checklist to filter and scan for new trading opportunities.

Here is a straightforward, 5-step process teaching you how to consistently generate income trading options.

What is the number of trades you ned to make to be successful trading options? The key to long-term consistency is placing many high probability trades as often as possible. The more trades you make, the closer you'll get to your expected target.

What comes first: Managing a single options trade or the overall portfolio? Find out in this lesson.

Traders can make high probability trades month after month and still lose money because of this fatal pricing error.

Some economic reports are more significant and have a greater affect on the stock market, which is why it is important to be aware of the economic calendar.

The basics of risk and reward are essential to portfolio management. The efficient portfolio frontier combines different securities for the best return relative to risk.

Risk is broken down into systematic risk and unsystematic risk. Learn the difference between the two types of risk and how they impact your portfolio.

Beta weighting your portfolio gives you a sense of how bullish or bearish your portfolio is positioned. By balancing your portfolio with beta, you can know what types of positions to add to stay neutral.

Having an understanding of possible future events that could affect your position, either favorably or unfavorably, is a key distinction between beginner and advanced trader.

Advanced contingent orders enable you to trade without having to monitor your positions all the time. Learn to master these orders to simplify opening and closing trades.

Market on close orders enable you to exit trades at the fair market price when the market is closing. There are pros and cons to using market on close orders.