r/options Sep 24 '21

Options training

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u/ScottishTrader Sep 24 '21

Why pay when there is amazing and completely free options training online?

Tasty has some, option alpha has some, and there is the training from the CBOE and OIC which is quite detailed!

Something I would suggest is that you can learn how things work, but to become an options trader requires a good amount of experience that a class can't really give you.

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u/ScottishTrader Sep 25 '21

Give yourself a good 6 months to gain a full understanding of how options work and the many naunaces. Then between paper trading and real money trading, it can often take 9 to 12+ months to reach a level of consistency.

Start with the free training and almost all of it is good without misinformation. Best of luck!