This module introduces the fundamentals of listed stock and index options, including their mechanics, valuation, and practical uses in trading and risk management. Learners will compare options to other securities, understand how options derive their value, and explore the rights and obligations involved in buying and selling options.

This module introduces the structure and participants of U.S. options markets, explores key rules and risks of options trading, and examines the factors influencing option pricing. Learners will gain foundational knowledge to evaluate costs, benefits, and the impact of market movements on trading decisions.

This module guides learners through the fundamentals of assessing risk and reward in stock and options trading. You will learn how to calculate potential losses and gains, interpret visual risk-reward profiles, and develop trading plans with clear risk limits. By the end, you'll be equipped to make more informed and strategic trading decisions.

This module explores key indicators and techniques for understanding market sentiment and trend reversals in algorithm-driven trading environments. Learners will examine tools such as the NYSE advance-decline line, options volume analysis, and volatility measures to interpret market breadth and emotional extremes. By the end, you'll be able to assess how algorithms influence market behavior and identify signals of potential shifts.

This module introduces key techniques for analyzing market sectors using both technical and fundamental approaches. Learners will discover how to interpret price charts, identify sector strength and weakness, and utilize volatility tools such as Bollinger Bands to inform trading decisions. Practical strategies for projecting prices and drawing trend lines are also covered.