Course Content
Introduction to the Stock Market
A foundational overview of what the stock market is, how it functions, and why it matters. It explains how companies issue shares and investors trade them, the role of exchanges and markets, and the significance of stocks as ownership stakes and growth tools in modern economies
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Candlestick Charts
Types of Candlesticks & Patterns
Technical Analysis
Chart Patterns & Trendlines
Risk to Reward & Money Management
Swing Trading
Trading Psychology
Futures and options
Futures and options are financial derivatives allowing investors to speculate or hedge on the price movements of an underlying asset. Futures obligate the buyer to purchase or sell at a set price on a future date, while options give the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell before expiration. They help manage risk or amplify returns without owning the asset directly
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Futures
Options
Option Buying
Option Selling
Hedging Using Options and Futures
Mutual Fund Strategy
Basics of Stock Market

Here we examine the reverse side: selling (writing) options. This involves receiving premium but taking on potentially large obligations. The chapter covers when option selling might work, risk profiles, margin implications and how it contrasts with buying options.

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