Futures & Options
Derivatives are powerful and unforgiving. This track builds them up slowly: why they exist, how futures and options actually work, what the Greeks measure, how options are priced, and the strategies that let you express any view — directional, neutral or hedged — with defined risk.
Modules
- Introduction to DerivativesWhat a derivative is, why it exists, and who actually uses them.
- FuturesAn obligation to buy or sell later at a price agreed now — the simplest derivative.
- Options BasicsA right, not an obligation — the asymmetry that makes options so versatile.
- The Option GreeksThe sensitivities that explain why an option’s price moves the way it does.
- Option Pricing & VolatilityWhere premiums come from, and why implied volatility is the number that really moves them.
- Directional Option StrategiesExpressing a bullish or bearish view with defined risk and better odds than a naked option.
- Income & Neutral StrategiesProfiting when a stock goes nowhere — selling time and volatility with defined risk.
- Volatility & Hedging StrategiesTrading movement itself, and protecting a portfolio against the worst days.
- F&O Practicalities & RiskMargins, assignment, expiry mechanics, and the discipline derivatives demand.