SEBI Registered (INH000015455)

Our most consistent trading trading – option selling in stock ! Professionals always sell options, not buy them like novices. If you can also master the art of option selling in a correct way, then it’s not difficult to beat the “Fixed Deposits” returns, even sometimes on monthly basis !

Stocks always follow a trending, and a non-trending phase, and options allow you to make money in both the phases of the market. In this course, we focus on identifying a low risk stocks, using a series of steps, to sell options profitably. If you want to learn, and become a successful trader – you MUST know the art of option selling. 

Strategy Performance Statistics (as of Dec-24) : 

• Returns : Can’t disclose due to SEBI restriction 🙁 
• Accuracy : > 80%                                                   
• Max Losing Streak : < 10                                                   
• Max Drawdown : < 10%                                       
• Max Winning Streak : > 5
• Win/Loss Ratio :  > 5                                  
• Sharpe Ratio : > 25
• Profit Factor : > 40:1 (total profit/total loss ratio)
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Get FREE Hand-Holding for 6-months too with this course, to help you MASTER the strategy !

• Ask you Doubts
• Watch the Instructors Analysis
• Learn LIVE on how to adjust any losing trades, based on price-action analysis
• Ask your doubts/trades via TELEGRAM Channel
• Expert done analysis and their personal ideas 

In this course, you will learn :

• Clear Rules to setup the trade (when, what, how, strikes, delta/vega rules etc)
• Identify how to choose right strikes, and define max permissible loss
• Identify low-risk higher reward trades only (eliminate low profitable trades)
• Scoring Method to eliminate riskier trades in the list
• Adjustment technique to manage your risks better
• When NOT to take the trades (i.e avoid over trading)
• Use  volatility and identify correct stocks to execute the strategy
• How to mark clear entry, stop-loss and target levels