Options can completely change how you see a market. They changed how I see it.


If we haven't met before: hi, I'm Komey. I started trading S&P 500 index options in 2011, as a proprietary trader. Back then, an option looked like a lottery ticket to me: pay a little, hope for a lot.
Over the next decade I learned the other side of it. Options are a way to decide your risk before you take it: how much you can lose, where you break even, and what time and volatility will do to your price while you wait.
Today I run a delta-neutral volatility strategy on S&P 500 options and futures. That means I earn from the structure of the options market, not from guessing whether prices go up or down.
This Academy is the path I wish I'd had in 2011: every idea in the order you need it, drawn on a whiteboard, and checked with a quiz before you move on.
and every number on the board comes from a real pricing model, not a guess



