Beginner's guide to options trading strategies

Join us for an exclusive webinar hosted by Cboe Options Institute, featuring Nishank Modi, Sr. Director, Cboe Labsand OI Adjunct Faculty Member, as we share/explore a Beginner's Guide to Options Trading Strategies.

In this complimentary session from moomoo, you'll uncover:

Reasons for using options and commonly used options strategies

How a covered call strategy works and its benefits and risks

Features of a cash-secured put strategy and a comparison of its payout at expiration to a covered call strategy

This webinar is an essential experience for beginning/beginner traders seeking to gain an understanding of options trading and learn about two common options strategies. If you're a more experienced trader, you can gain fresh insights and discover how these strategies can potentially help you achieve your trading goals.

Nishank Modi develops innovative tradable products for the listed derivatives marketplace in the Cboe Labs group at Cboe Global Markets. Prior to joining Cboe in 2021, Nishank spent more than 15 years in various trading roles cultivating his distinct expertise risk managing volatility exposure. Most recently, he was a portfolio manager at Goldman Sachs where he managed assets for global institutions and high net worth individuals. Prior to his role at Goldman Sachs, he traded options for Talpion Fund Management and as a market maker for Group One Trading.

As Vice President of Strategy of Moomoo Technologies Inc., Justin Zacks provides internal and external thought leadership about market dynamics and trading. He helps identify risks and new growth opportunities for the company's online trading business while also assisting in optimizing its existing business lines. Zacks began his career in the trading pits in Chicago and has traded equities and foreign exchange derivatives for companies including UBS and Prudential-Bache Securities. Before joining moomoo, Zacks covered the equities market for Bloomberg News. Zacks received his Bachelor of Science in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business.