Part 7 Trading Master Class1. Start with Buying Options
Risk is limited → good for beginners.
2. Learn Greeks
Greeks are the foundation of professional trading.
3. Use Spreads
Spreads reduce cost and risk.
4. Avoid Trading Near Expiry Initially
Premium decay is extremely fast.
5. Always Keep Stop-Loss
Especially for
Trading Psychology: Your Offer vs Their Offer1. Understanding “Your Offer” in Trading
Your offer represents everything you bring into the market as a trader. It includes your capital, strategy, expectations, emotions, patience, discipline, and risk tolerance.
1.1 Expectations and Beliefs
Every trader enters the market with expectations—how
Risk Smart, Grow Fast: The Art of Intelligent Wealth CreationUnderstanding Risk the Right Way
Risk is often misunderstood as something to avoid. In reality, risk is unavoidable in any form of growth—whether in trading, investing, business, or personal development. The key difference between winners and losers is not the presence of risk, but how risk is mana
S&P 500 — Mature but Structurally HealthyThe S&P 500 remains in a long-term impulsive uptrend at cycle degree.
Despite maturity, the structure shows no confirmed cycle-degree violation. Corrections continue to be corrective, not distributive.
This suggests the global equity cycle is aging — but not ending.
Invalidation: Only a confirm
Part 8 Trading Master Class With Experts Factors Affecting Option Pricing
Option pricing is influenced by several factors, often modeled using the Black-Scholes formula or Binomial models:
1. Underlying Asset Price: Directly affects intrinsic value.
2. Strike Price: Determines the ITM, ATM, or OTM status.
3. Time to Expiry: More time i
Part 7 Trading Master Class With Experts How Options Work
Options provide leverage. For a fraction of the underlying asset's price, traders can control a large position. For example, buying 100 shares of a stock directly may cost $10,000, but buying a call option on those shares could cost $500, offering similar profit potential if the st
Part 2 Support and Resistance How to Trade Options
Many brokers today allow access to options trading for qualified customers. If you want access to options trading, you will have to be approved for both margin and options with your broker.
There are four basic things you can do with options:
Buy (long) calls
Sell (short) call
S&P 500: Positioned for a Santa Rally?While tracking the global markets — especially the US indices — one thing stood out clearly.
The rally from 6521.92 to 6895.78 unfolded as a clean impulsive move , not a corrective grind. That structural behavior is what made me treat this leg as an impulsive rally (Wave 1/A) rather than just a
S&P 500 – Structural Roadmap & Macro ContextIntroduction
The S&P 500 remains one of the most important global risk benchmarks, influencing capital flows, sentiment, and cross-asset behavior.
This analysis focuses on the structural and wave-based framework of the index, shared strictly for macro context and market understanding, not for shor
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Displays a symbol's value movements over previous years to identify recurring trends.
Frequently Asked Questions
US SP 500 CFD reached its highest quote on Dec 26, 2025 — 6,945.1 USD. See more data on the US SP 500 CFD chart.
The lowest ever quote of US SP 500 CFD is 1,264.1 USD. It was reached on Jun 3, 2012. See more data on the US SP 500 CFD chart.
US SP 500 CFD is just a number that lets you track performance of the instruments comprising the index, so you can't invest in it directly. But you can buy US SP 500 CFD futures or funds or invest in its components.









