Good Options trading course
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Tastytrade.com. It's all free!
I concur.
If you are serious and want to learn, go read a book, for example Larry McMillan, Options as a Strategic Investment which I read before I started trading options.
And as the other posters said there are a number of free websites you can read/watch to learn how to and the basics. I would visit CBOE's website and their free education section if I were you.
Understanding Options, Michael Sincere.
It is well written in a style that anyone can understand and follow.
He has examples for every topic that he introduces and he illustrates them with a sense of humor.
The man is a Business professor and his daily association with young/new students helps him write in a manner that is easily understood.
And the best part about it is that it's only $11. I would start here first.
Steady Options is one of the options trading advisory service provider that you can consider. At Steady Options you'll get high quality options education and actionable trade ideas. You can have a look at their site, articles, forums page and decide yourself.
https://steadyoptions.com/
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Yes Steady Options can be a good source for you to get Options Trading Course.
For a sound foundation, read "Options as a Strategic Investment" by Lawrence G. McMillan. It's well written with many clear examples. 100 pages or so will give you a fundamental understanding of covered calls, short puts and spread. It also explains a variety of other option strategies and should they intrigue you, you can read more.
You can get a used copy of the 3rd edition online for under $10 and under $5 for an even older edition (Thriftbooks.com). There's no need to spend $75 or so for the latest edition (1,000+ pages) since it involves more complex products and strategies. Well, at least not until they become of interest to you.
Along with that, spend some time a Tastytrade.com. That will help with the practical application of options once you have learned the language.
You can get a used copy of the 3rd edition online for under $10 and under $5 for an even older edition (Thriftbooks.com). There's no need to spend $75 or so for the latest edition (1,000+ pages) since it involves more complex products and strategies. Well, at least not until they become of interest to you.
Along with that, spend some time a Tastytrade.com. That will help with the practical application of options once you have learned the language.