The basics of option trading
Options are not complicated if you understand a few simple things that apply to every single trade you will ever make.

The three purposes of options: speculation, income and risk management
I will teach you how to use all three for repeatable income generation at defined risk.

The common fatal mistakes option traders make, and how to avoid them
Most traders make the same mistakes again and again, and they don't even know what they are! They just know that they are losing money. I will be coaching you on:

• Risk management — how to build failure into winning trades.
• Planning each option trade — most traders don't even have a plan, other than the one where they plan to make money. I will show you how to craft a specific plan for each option trade which accounts for all possible trade outcomes rather than just the one you're hoping for.
• Why buying cheap options is the most expensive trade you will ever make.
• The importance of NOT being a Jack of all Trades. You don't have to learn everything. Heck, you don't even have to be conversant in the language of options. You just need to know a few simple and discrete things to understand a strategy, and then you need to execute that strategy again and again. Flawlessly. A Jack of all Trades never makes consistent money in options. You want to be a Master of ONE (or two). And then do that one thing again and again.
• I will teach you a few unique but simple option trading strategies that you will be able to start using immediately, and profitably.

Mathematics is an important part of option trading.
Frankly, it can be confusing as all get out. You've heard of the Greeks, right? Well, they're not Aristotle, Plato, Pythagoras, or Socrates. Nope. They are variables that go into a mathematical formula for pricing options. Pretty confusing, right? Wrong! You don't have to be a mathematician to master the Greeks. You just need to know three of them, and how they fit together.

• Remember the old saying to describe something confusing — "It's all Greek to me?" Well, after you learn the three Greeks that matter — Delta, Theta, and Gamma — that saying will take on different meaning. Where there was confusion is now clarity.
• If you have followed me for any length of time, you've probably seen that I have a knack for taking very complex topics and simplifying them so that they are easy to understand.

You will learn the proper application of technical analysis to the world of option trading.
With skillful technical analysis, you will turn the odds on the house. The charts are your edge, and I'll teach you how to exploit your edge consistently.

Methods for carving out the best stocks and how to apply the best strategies.
With some very basic parameters, you will cut your list of trading candidates down to just a handful. If you want to catch fish, you've got to go where the fish are. I'll show you how to find the right pond.