Colleagues, the Options training program from the New York Institute of Finance is an intensive intermediate level series explores the different types of option products, including options on equities, indexes, futures, foreign exchange, and interest rates. It illustrates option combination trading strategies, including horizontal and vertical spreads and volatility plays. Participants explore the various factors that have an impact on option pricing, and learn how to apply the Binomial and Black-Scholes option pricing models. The series also demonstrates trading strategies and portfolio management techniques using the Greeks. Skill-based training modules include: 1) Options Terminology, 2) Fundamentals of Options Products, 3) Option Combination Strategies, 4) Factors That Impact an Option's Value, 5) Pricing Options and, 6)Option Sensitivities (CPE Credits: 7). Learn to Identify the types of options and the risks associated with them Describe the value of an option at expiration, Calculate the time value of an option, Recognize applications for stock options, Identify index options and how they are used, Discuss interest rate options and their role in investment strategies, Recognize the uses of caps, floors, and collars in managing investment risk, Recognize ways that spreads can be used as combination strategies, Identify traits of specific portfolio management strategies, Identify how different kinds of volatility plays make money, Identify the concept of put-call parity, Describe the expected value pricing model and its uses, Recognize the use of the binomial lattice model for option pricing, Identify factors that impact option price. Define volatility as it relates to the price of the underlying security and more.
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