Options Workshop Bundle: Introductions to Options Recording & Strategies for Financial Markets Workshop Recording
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Options Workshop Bundle: Introduction to Options Recording & Strategies for Financial Markets Workshop Recording
Workshops Hosted by Derek Panaia and Raymond Merriman
This bundle includes access to two options-focused workshop recordings: Introduction to Options Trading and Options Strategies for Financial Markets.
Together, these recordings provide an introduction to how options work, when they may be useful, and how traders may use calls, puts, and option spreads to participate in anticipated market moves while defining risk. Topics include option basics, the Greeks, bull and bear spreads, examples of options strategies in financial and commodity markets, and risk/reward considerations.
The strategy-focused session builds on these concepts by exploring how options may be considered alongside MMA’s market timing work when certain markets show potential for larger moves.
All who sign up will receive access to the video recordings of both workshops.
Please Note: Attendees should have a basic understanding of options before viewing these recordings. Options are high-risk trading vehicles, and any trades you make are at your own risk. Past results are not a guarantee of future results.
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Options Workshop Bundle: Introductions to Options Recording & Strategies for Financial Markets Workshop Recording
Workshops Hosted by Derek Panaia and Raymond Merriman
This bundle includes access to the video recordings of two options-focused workshops hosted by MMA:
1. Introduction to Options Trading Virtual Workshop Recording
2. Options Strategies for Financial Markets Workshop Recording
Together, these recordings provide both a foundational introduction to options trading and a more strategy-focused session on how options may be used in financial and commodity markets during periods of heightened market potential.
In the Introduction to Options Trading workshop, Derek Panaia covers the basics of how options work and how traders may use them to participate in anticipated market moves while defining risk. Topics include:
- Introduction to options
- When options may be useful
- Calls, puts, and option spreads
- Delta, Theta, and other “Greeks” used to evaluate option value
- Bull and bear spreads
- Examples of using options in financial and commodity markets
- Examples of markets that may be setting up for larger moves
- Risk, reward, and money management considerations when using options
Long options, including calls and puts, as well as certain option spreads, may offer traders a way to speculate on large market moves with risk limited to the cost of the position. However, options are high-risk trading vehicles, and traders can lose their entire investment if the market does not move as expected, or if it does not move quickly enough.
In the Options Strategies for Financial Markets workshop, Derek Panaia leads a more advanced strategy session with Raymond Merriman, focusing on markets that may be candidates for significant price movement. This session explores how option strategies may be considered in relation to MMA’s market timing work, with emphasis on limited-risk, favorable risk/reward structures when market conditions suggest the potential for sharp movement.
This recording may include discussion of markets such as Gold, S&P, Soybeans, Crude Oil, or other financial and commodity markets selected based on the market setup at the time of the workshop.
All who sign up will receive access to the video recordings of both workshops.
Please Note: Attendees should have a basic understanding of options before viewing these recordings. By signing up for this bundle, you agree that you understand options are considered high-risk trading vehicles. You also agree that any options trades you make are at your own risk, and you assume complete responsibility for your results.
Past results are not a guarantee of future results. Options trading is highly speculative. While certain strategies may be designed to limit risk, losses may still include the full amount invested.