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Derivative Analysis Course | Derivative Analysis Course in Delhi

The course on Derivative Analytics is designed to help learners gain an in-depth understanding of derivatives and how to analyze them.Learn the Derivative Analysis Course, Derivative Analytics Course is designed to help learners gain an in-depth understanding of derivatives and how to analyze them.

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Derivative Analysis Course | Derivative Analysis Course in Delhi

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  1. Select Location Moti Nagar 9354809292 KNOWLEDGE CENTER  WHAT’S NEW  ABOUT US  ADMISSION FORM  OUR COURSES  RECRUITMENT  TRADING DESK Derivative Analysis Course Mentors About Certified Derivatives Course With the fast-growing financial category, One should also extend their knowledge of derivative products. Gain in-depth knowledge of various unlying financial market instruments. Sachin Birla, Anup Kumar, Satyarth Grover & Ayushi Verma Learn the skills to unriddle the technical intricacy of derivatives. It is easy to learn and totally functional. Course Fee & Duration Basics of Derivatives Introduction to forwards and Futures Introduction to options What is OI? Duration of the Course: 16 Hours + Live Trading ( Excluding Doubt classes) Why not try before you buy? Topics which will be covered Fee: ₹18,000 Enroll Now Is it for me? It is designed to help Students, Chartered accountants, Entrepreneurs,  Day traders, Investors, Stock Brokers, Relationship Managers, Consultants, etc Privacy - Terms

  2. Basics of Derivatives Analysis Is there an exam? Basics of Derivatives Analysis 1.1 What are Derivatives? 1.2 Products of Derivative Market      1.2.1. Futures (Stocks, Commodities, Currency)      1.2.2. Forwards (Currency & Commodities)      1.2.3. SWAPS (Currency & Interest Rates) 1.3 Forward contracts 1.4 Futures contracts 1.5 Difference between Forwards & Futures 1.6 Key Terminologies in Future Market      1.6.1. Spot Price      1.6.2. Future Price      1.6.3. Expiry Cycle      1.6.4. Contract Value      1.6.5. Basis Point      1.6.6 Cost of carrying 1.7 Participants in Derivative Market      1.7.1. Hedgers      1.7.2. Arbitragers      1.7.3. Speculators & Margin Traders Towards the end of the training, There is an optional NISMSeries VIII Exam which will seek to create a knowledge benchmark in case you want to be associated with any Bank, Corporate Firm or broker. PROGRAMS Internship Programme Online Courses Technical Analysis Admission Form Commodity Trader I AM INTERESTED Demo

  3. Introduction to forwards and futures 2.1 Major Limitations of Forwards 2.2 Future Contract and its Features 2.3 Pay-off Future Contract      2.3.1. Understanding Margins      2.3.2. Brokerage calculation in futures & options      2.3.3. Understanding MTM (Mark to Market) 2.4 Index Calculation      2.4.1. Market Capitalization weighted index method      2.4.2. Free Float Market Capitalization Weighted Index Method      2.4.3. Price Weighted Index Method      2.4.5. Equal Weighted Index Method 2.5 Price Risk in Index Futures 2.6 Pricing of Future Contract      2.6.1. Concept of Compounding      2.6.2. Types of Compounding: Discrete & Continuous      2.6.3. Basics of Time Value of Money      2.6.4. Calculation of Future Price Using Cost Of Carry Model      2.6.5. Area of Convergence 2.7 Hedging      2.7.1. Types of Hedging: Stock with future, portfolio hedging using a beta, option hedging      2.7.2. Need of Hedging      2.7.3. How to hedge stock with its Future? 2.8 Understanding Beta      2.8.1. What Is Beta?      2.8.2. How to find Beta? 2.8 Hedging Stock using beta 2.9 Portfolio construction and its hedging using beta 2.10 Systematic and Unsystematic Risk

  4. Introductions to Options 3.1 What are Options? 3.2 Call Option- Buy & Sell 3.3Put Option- Buy & Sell 3.4 Important Terminologies 3.5 Intrinsic Value and Time Value 3.6 Strategies for Trading Options      3.6.1 Long Straddle & Short Straddle      3.6.2 Long Strangle & Short Strangle      3.6.3. Iron Condors      3.6.4. Butterfly      3.6.5. Covered Call & Synthetic Call      3.6.6. Protective Put & Synthetic Put      3.6.7. Collar & Box Strategies 3.7. Option Spreads      3.7.1. Bull Call Spread      3.7.2. Bear Put Spread      3.7.3. Bull Put Spread      3.7.4. Bear Call Spread      3.7.5. Ratio Spreads      3.8. Use of Strategies on Sensibull

  5. All About Open Interest & Option Greeks 4.1 What Is Open Interest      4.1.1. How Open Interest works?      4.1.2. Difference Between OI & Volume.      4.1.3. Understanding OI with example      4.1.4. Option Chain Analysis 4.2 Practical Use of OI in Option Trading      4.2.1. Finding Range of Market Using OI data from Option Chain      4.2.2. Making Iron Condors using OI data      4.2.3. Two leg and then conversion to four leg option strategies 4.3 Open Interest Analysis: Trend of market      4.3.1. Analysing Change in OI with Price & Volume      4.3.2. OI Data Interpretation from Moneycontrol and NSE website. 4.4 Max Pain Theory: Calculation & Use 4.5 Put Call Ratio: Calculation & Use 4.6 Put Call Parity 4.7. Option Greeks      4.7.1. Delta      4.7.2. Gamma       4.7.3. Theta      4.7.4. Vega: IV (Implied Volatility & INDIA VIX)      4.7.5. Rho      4.7.6. Use of Greeks in practical option trading      4.7.7. Option Calculator About us Other More Legal & Support Contact Us > My Ism > Important Links > Job Openings > Site Map Moti Nagar – 9354809292 > Our Mentors > Reviews > Talent acquisition > Feedback Faridabad – 8810494436 > Free Demat Account > Admission Guidelines > Mock Test > Privacy Policy > Internship Programme > Question Bank > Library membership

  6. Copyright © 2022. All rights reserved. ISM Institute of Stock Market Delhi. DISCLOSURE OF RISK: Trading in Futures and Forex involves a high amount of risk and is not suitable for every investor. An investor could lose from a little to all of his initial investment in the market. Risk capital refers to the amount of money that can be lost without compromising a trader’s lifestyle or financial stability. Only such a capital should be used for trading. A trader’s past performance is never an indicator of future results. GIVEN BELOW ARE SOME OF THE DRAWBACKS ASSOCIATED WITH THE HYPOTHETICAL PERFORMANCE RESULTS: THERE IS NO SURETY THAT THE HYPOTHETICAL RESULTS WILL BE REFLECTED IN THE ACTUAL RESULTS, RATHER, THERE ARE GENERALLY HUGE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE ACTUAL RESULTS AND THE HYPOTHETICAL PERFORMANCE RESULTS THAT ARE ACHIEVED BY A PARTICULAR TRADING SETUP. ALSO, HYPOTHETICAL TRADING DOES NOT INVOLVE FINANCIAL RISK AND SUCH TRADING SYSTEM CAN NEVER PREDICT THE RISK INVOLVED IN THE ACTUAL TRADING SETUP. FOR AN INSTANCE, THE ABILITY TO WITHSTAND A GIVEN AMOUNT OF LOSS OR TO STICK TO PARTICULAR TRADING STYLE ARE CERTAIN POINTS WHICH CANNOT BE DISMISSED OUT OF CONSIDERATION. WHILE PREPARING HYPOTHETICAL TRADING PROGRAM, THERE ARE VARIOUS FACTORS WHICH CANNOT BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT WHICH ADVERSELY AFFECT THE ACTUAL TRADING SETUP. PDFmyURL.com - convert URLs, web pages or even full websites to PDF online. Easy API for developers!

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