Options Trading Course in Patna
Walk down Boring Road on a weekday afternoon and most of the young people outside the coaching institutes are looking at their phones. A good share of what they see is from trading groups: screenshots of option trades that doubled, tripled, went ten times in a day.
Those screenshots create a specific feeling — that a move is happening and you are not in it. That feeling has a name, and it is responsible for a great many of the worst entries in options.
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A screenshot shows a move that has already finished
The fear of missing out works by comparison. Somebody else made money; you did not; you want to fix the gap now. In options, acting on that feeling has predictable costs.
The screenshot is history. By the time it reaches you, the move it shows has happened. Entering now means buying after the move, not before it.
It hides almost everything. Not the entry time, not the size, not the trades that lost before or after, not how many other people bought the same option and lost. You see the one result that was worth sharing.
Late entries cost more. After a sharp move, option prices are usually higher than before it. Implied volatility tends to rise, and the strikes that were cheap an hour ago are now near the money. You pay more for an option that needs a further move from a starting point that is already stretched.
The reward-to-risk has changed. The early buyer risked a small premium for a large move. The late buyer risks a larger premium on the hope that a move which has already happened continues. Markets that move sharply often pause or retrace, and a pause is enough to hurt a bought option through time decay.
It replaces your plan with someone else's result. The trade is no longer one you chose for a reason. It is a reaction to a picture.
None of this means moves never continue. It means the decision to enter has to stand on its own reasons, at the current price, and a screenshot is not one of them.
Rules for the trade you feel you are missing
Trade only what is in your written plan. If a setup is not one you defined in advance, the answer to “should I get in?” is no, however strong the move looks.
Use a waiting rule. When you feel the urge to chase, wait — until the next session, or at least a fixed time. If the trade still makes sense on its own merits after the wait, it can be evaluated properly.
Price the entry from where it is now. Ask what the option needs to do from the current price to be worth taking, and what you lose if the move simply stops. Compare the premium with what the same strike cost before the move.
Halve the size on any trade triggered by someone else's result. If you do enter, make the position small enough that being late does no lasting damage.
Mute the groups during market hours. Read them in the evening if you must. Decisions made while watching other people's profits roll in are rarely good ones.
Keep a list of missed trades. Write down every move you felt you missed, and look at it a week later. Many look very different with hindsight — some reversed, some were never in your plan, and some you could not have entered at the price shown.
The goal is not to catch every move. Nobody does. It is to make sure that the trades you take are ones you chose.
What the ten modules cover
Futures, Options & Derivatives Mastery builds the judgement that makes a screenshot easier to ignore: knowing what an option costs, why, and what it needs to do from here.
Contracts: strike, expiry, lot size, cash-settled index options and stock options that can end in delivery.
Margin: how it is calculated and why the amount blocked is not the amount at risk.
Pricing: the Greeks through what they do to a position, implied volatility and why it rises after sharp moves, and reading the option chain with its depth.
Structures: single options, vertical and credit spreads, straddles, strangles and defined-risk combinations, each with its worst case as a number.
Plan and review: a written trading plan, a journal that includes missed trades, and loss limits set before the session.
Recorded, with WhatsApp support in a Hindi-English mix, so it fits around study or work on Fraser Road or anywhere else.
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Fees, and a rule for screenshots
Futures, Options & Derivatives Mastery costs Rs 10,000 against an MRP of Rs 23,000. One payment, permanent access, later additions included, enrolment at study.thefinbaba.com. There is no classroom batch in Patna.
Whether or not you enrol, adopt one rule: a screenshot is never a reason to enter a trade. It can be a reason to study a setup in the evening. It is not a reason to place an order in the afternoon.
If you are still a student, or have never held shares, start with the beginners programme at Rs 2,500, or with free material if money is tight. Options are the wrong place to learn what a share is.
This site has no tips group, no signal service and no morning message, and nobody here manages money for anybody. The screenshots you will not see from us are deliberate.
No assured or guaranteed return is promised. Bought options frequently expire worthless, and sold options can lose more than the amount blocked against them.
The WhatsApp demo is free and comes first. The instructor is Atul Shrivastava — 16+ years trading, 8+ years mentoring, and a registered Zerodha Authorised Person (AP2516003481).
Disclosure: the account-opening link on this page is under Atul Shrivastava's Zerodha Authorised Person registration (NSE AP Reg: AP2516003481; Zerodha Broking Ltd. SEBI Reg: INZ000031633) and earns a revenue share. TheFinBaba is not a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser — this content is educational, not investment advice.
Futures, Options & Derivatives Mastery
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fee for the options trading course in Patna?
Rs 10,000 against an MRP of Rs 23,000. The same programme and price nationally. One payment, permanent access, every future update, and a free WhatsApp demo before paying.
Should I enter a trade after seeing someone's profit screenshot?
No. The screenshot shows a move that has already happened and hides entry time, size and losses. Any entry needs its own reasons at the current price.
Why are options more expensive after a big move?
Implied volatility usually rises after sharp moves, and strikes that were far away become near the money. A late buyer pays more for an option that needs a further move.
How do I stop chasing trades?
Trade only setups in a written plan, wait before acting on an urge, price the entry from the current level, halve the size on any trade triggered by someone else, mute groups during market hours, and keep a list of missed trades.
Are there classroom batches in Patna?
No. Everything is recorded with WhatsApp support and live sessions when needed.
Ready to start?
Take a free demo first — see the course structure and ask anything before you decide.
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