Updated August 2026 Taught by Lucien Bechard

Options Trading Course

Understand Options. Build Strategies. Manage Risk.

Learn options trading through structured lessons on calls, puts, options charts, Greeks, spreads, risk management, and real market setups.

  • Calls, Puts & Options Basics
  • Options Charts & Trade Setups
  • Greeks, Premiums & Expiration
  • Spreads, Risk & Trade Planning
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What You’ll Learn in Our Options Trading Course

Options Basics & Analysis

Options Spreads & Strategy

Options Trading Course Overview

Our online options trading course is designed to teach you how options work and how to build an options trading strategy. You’ll learn how to buy and sell options, read options charts, understand the Greeks, trade spreads, and manage risk.

We don’t believe in blindly following trade alerts. We teach you how to understand the trade, plan your entry and exit, manage risk, and make your own trading decisions. The course includes practical lessons, options strategies, and real market examples.

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“I can’t recommend Bullish Bears enough. The community is incredibly supportive and always willing to help you refine your strategy. There’s always someone there to guide you in the right direction.”
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Options Trading Course Curriculum

The curriculum includes 35 lessons covering options basics, buying and selling options, spreads, volatility, open interest, risk management, and options trading strategies.

35 lessons • 8 hrs 10 min total length

Options Trading Basics: 14 lessons • 2 hr 2 min

See Options Trading in Action

See how options contracts work, what affects options pricing, and how different options trading strategies are used.
Understanding Options Greeks

Understand Options & the Greeks

Learn calls, puts, strike prices, option chains, intrinsic and extrinsic value, implied volatility, and the Options Greeks.
Buy and Sell Options

Learn to Buy & Sell Options

Learn how selling options works, including assignment, selling calls and puts, vertical spreads, and covered calls.
Options Strategies

Learn Options Trading Strategies

Learn credit and debit spreads, iron condors, iron butterflies, straddles, strangles, calendar spreads, and weekly options.

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Options Trading Course Pricing

Get 1-Year Access to the Options Trading Course

$297 1-Year Access

Get access to our Options Trading Course plus our other intermediate trading courses.

Options Trading Course Includes

  • Buying and selling options
  • Calls, puts, and option chains
  • Implied volatility and open interest
  • Credit and debit spreads
  • Options trading strategies

Also Included

  • Day Trading Course
  • Swing Trading Course
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  • 40+ hours of intermediate training
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One payment • 1-year course access

Who Is This Options Trading Course For?

Our options trading course is for new and intermediate traders who want to learn how options work and how to trade them for themselves. You’ll learn calls, puts, option chains, volatility, spreads, and options trading strategies.

New Options Traders

Learn the basics of options trading, including calls, puts, strike prices, option chains, expiration, and assignment.

Traders Learning How Options Are Priced

Learn how implied volatility, intrinsic value, extrinsic value, and the Greeks affect options pricing.

Traders Learning Options Strategies

Learn how options strategies work, including credit spreads, debit spreads, and other ways to trade options.

Traders Who Want to Trade for Themselves

Learn how to read option chains, evaluate potential trades, and make your own options trading decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Some of the most common options strategies include buying calls and puts, covered calls, credit spreads, and debit spreads. Each strategy has different risks, costs, and ways it can be used depending on the trade.

Start by learning how calls, puts, strike prices, expiration, option chains, and the Greeks work. From there, learn how different options strategies work and practice reading option chains and planning trades before risking real money.

 

Our Options Trading Course walks through these concepts and strategies step-by-step.

Options approval levels depend on your broker. Generally, lower levels allow strategies such as covered calls, while higher levels may allow long options, spreads, and uncovered options. Check with your broker to see which strategies are available at each approval level.
There isn’t one options strategy that is best for every trader or market. Long calls and puts can be used for directional trades, while credit and debit spreads can be used to define risk. The strategy you choose should depend on the setup, market conditions, and how much risk you’re willing to take.
You can learn options trading through courses, books, and by watching experienced traders break down options trades. We recommend learning how options work first instead of blindly following someone else’s trades or alerts.
Not necessarily. The amount of money you need depends on your broker, account type, strategy, and how you trade. Day trading activity in a margin account may also be subject to your broker’s current day trading requirements.
There isn’t a set amount of time. Options have several moving parts, including strike prices, expiration, implied volatility, the Greeks, and different strategies. Give yourself time to understand how they work and manage risk before trading them with real money.
There is no completely safe options strategy. Every options trade has risk. Defined-risk strategies, such as certain debit and credit spreads, can make it easier to know the maximum potential loss before entering a trade.
Yes. Options can be risky, especially if you don’t understand expiration, volatility, assignment, leverage, or the potential loss of a strategy. Learn how the strategy works and understand your maximum risk before placing a trade.
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