PRECISION TRADING MASTERY™
OPTIONS CLOCKING™
An Option Does Not Move Like Its Underlying
Options require a different way of understanding price, time, volatility and the response of the option to movement in the underlying.
OPTIONS CLOCKING™ is built specifically around option behaviour.
An option is a derivative instrument. Its price response is connected to the movement of the underlying, but the option itself can behave differently because of factors such as strike, expiry, time remaining and volatility.
Therefore, identifying direction alone is not enough. The underlying must first be understood, the expected move must be projected, time must be considered and the appropriate option contract must then be selected.
The OPTIONS CLOCK™
Options trading is not only about price direction. The trader must also consider how much movement may occur, how quickly it may occur and how much time remains in the option.
TRACK → READ → PROJECT → TIME → EXECUTE → MANAGE → REVIEW → REPEAT
The program develops a repeatable options trading process rather than dependence on random calls or isolated option entries.
Why OPTIONS CLOCKING™ Is Different
Options trading requires the underlying movement and the option’s own characteristics to be considered together.
Underlying First
Before analysing the option, understand the underlying’s levels, momentum, direction and current structure.
Option Response
Understand why an option may not move exactly in proportion to the underlying and why option price behaviour can change as market conditions change.
Time Matters
An option has a limited life. The expected move must therefore be considered together with the amount of time available for that move to occur.
Strike & Expiry
Call or Put selection, expiry and strike selection are treated as part of the trade decision rather than as an afterthought.
Option Volatility
Understand that option pricing is also influenced by volatility conditions and that option volatility behaviour differs from simple stock or index price movement.
Price + Time
The course develops the habit of asking not only “Where can the underlying move?” but also “When can that move happen?”
From Underlying Analysis to Option Trade Completion
The objective is to develop a complete options-trading workflow.
Underlying Context
Understand the underlying before making an options decision.
Levels
Map support, resistance and important levels on the underlying.
Momentum
Read the strength, speed and persistence of the underlying move.
Direction
Develop a directional view based on price behaviour and structure.
Current Structure
Understand the present highs, lows, range, breakout and reaction.
Future Structure
Prepare bullish and bearish scenarios if the current structure breaks.
Time
Estimate how much time the expected move may require.
Option Selection
Study Call / Put, expiry and strike selection in the context of the expected move.
Option Behaviour
Understand how the selected option can respond to changes in the underlying.
Entry
Define the conditions that should exist before entering the option trade.
Risk
Define invalidation, stop loss and acceptable risk before execution.
Management & Exit
Follow the trade, manage changes and complete the position according to defined conditions.
An Option Trade Is More Than Buying a Call or Put
Understand the complete process from underlying movement to final option-trade completion.
LEARN → BUILD → EXECUTE
Each week combines concept learning, option mapping, trade planning and practical application.
Practical Options-Market Application
OPTIONS CLOCKING™ is not designed to stop at theory. The program repeatedly applies the process from underlying analysis through option selection, timing, entry, management, profit booking and exit.
Option Trade Planning Sheet
Knowing whether to buy a Call or Put is not enough. The complete trade should connect the underlying, expected move, time and option selection.
OPTIONS CLOCKING™ Curriculum
A structured 12-week journey from underlying analysis to practical options execution and trade review.
WEEK 1 — Options Trading Foundation & Underlying-First Approach
Understand the foundation before looking at the option.
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How Options Trading Is Different Understand the relationship between the underlying, option price, expiry and time.
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Underlying First — Why? Why should movement, levels, direction and structure be studied on the underlying before looking for an option entry?
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Practical: From Underlying to Option Take an underlying and build an options trading idea from the underlying analysis.
WEEK 2 — Option Levels & Important Underlying Areas
Map the areas that matter before planning the trade.
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Support & Resistance on the Underlying Identify important support and resistance areas on the underlying.
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Important Levels for Options Trading Study previous highs and lows, swing areas, breakout levels, gaps and important reaction zones.
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Practical: Underlying Level Map Build a complete level map for an underlying before considering the option trade.
WEEK 3 — Options Momentum & Underlying Momentum
Read underlying momentum and option response together.
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Understanding Momentum in the Underlying Understand how strength, speed and persistence appear in the underlying.
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Option Response to Momentum Study how option price behaviour can change as underlying momentum changes.
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Practical: Momentum-to-Option Study Compare underlying momentum and option response through practical examples.
WEEK 4 — Direction & Option Bias
Build direction without forcing a bullish or bearish opinion.
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Finding Underlying Direction Use levels, momentum and structure to identify the underlying’s current direction.
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Direction → Call / Put Thinking Understand what conditions should exist before turning an underlying directional view into an option bias.
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Practical: Bullish, Bearish or Neutral Classify the selected underlying environment as bullish, bearish or neutral.
WEEK 5 — Current Structure in Options Trading
Understand the current structure of the underlying.
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Reading Current Underlying Structure Study highs, lows, ranges, trends, breaks and reactions.
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Option Trade Around Structure Understand which conditions become important when planning an option trade around current structure.
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Practical: Current Structure Study Study a selected underlying’s current structure from an options trading perspective.
WEEK 6 — Future Structure & Scenario Planning
Prepare for what can happen if the underlying breaks.
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If the Underlying Structure Breaks Understand possible bullish and bearish outcomes when important underlying structure breaks.
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Bullish & Bearish Option Scenarios Build alternative option scenarios rather than depending on a single future prediction.
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Practical: Option Scenario Tree Build scenarios for continuation, breakout, failed breakout and reversal.
WEEK 7 — The Options Clock: Price + Time + Expiry
Understand why time is a critical part of options trading.
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Why Time Matters in Options Connect the expected underlying move with the time available for that move to occur.
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Expiry, Time Remaining & Trade Timing Understand how expiry and remaining time influence options trade planning.
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Practical: Options Clock Map Map expected price movement, expected time and expiry within one practical framework.
WEEK 8 — Option Selection: Call, Put, Strike & Expiry
Learn how to move from direction to option selection.
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Call vs Put Selection Study Call or Put selection based on the underlying scenario and trade thesis.
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Strike & Expiry Selection Study strike and expiry selection using expected move, time and trade context.
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Practical: Complete Option Selection Select Call / Put, Strike and Expiry for a selected underlying scenario.
WEEK 9 — Option Entry, Stop Loss & Targets
Convert analysis into a defined option trade plan.
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Option Entry Conditions Combine underlying level, momentum, direction, structure and timing before entry.
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Option Stop Loss & Risk Planning Define invalidation and acceptable risk using the underlying and option trade structure.
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Practical: Complete Option Trade Plan Build a complete plan from underlying analysis through option selection, entry, stop loss and targets.
WEEK 10 — Option Execution & Trade Management
Follow both the underlying and the option after entry.
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Executing an Option Trade Understand the difference between a prepared trade plan and an impulsive option entry.
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Following the Underlying & Option Follow changes in underlying momentum, direction and structure while observing the option position.
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Practical: Follow the Option Trade Follow a complete option trade from entry through management.
WEEK 11 — Profit Booking, Adjustment & Exit
Understand what to do as the trade develops or changes.
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Option Profit Booking Plan profit booking based on expected movement, price reaction and trade progress.
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When to Hold, Reduce or Exit Understand Hold, Reduce or Exit decisions when the underlying structure or trade thesis changes.
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Practical: Option Entry to Final Exit Follow the complete process: Entry → Follow → Manage → Booking → Exit.
WEEK 12 — Option Trade Audit & Repeatable Process
Turn every completed options trade into useful feedback.
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Complete Option Trade Audit Review underlying, levels, momentum, direction, structure, time, strike, expiry, entry, risk, management and exit.
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Execution Feedback & Rule Adherence Review wrong option selection, poor timing, impulsive entry, risk mistakes and missed rules.
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Practical: Build Your Options Trading Loop Build a repeatable process: UNDERLYING → LEVEL → MOMENTUM → DIRECTION → STRUCTURE → TIME → SELECT → EXECUTE → MANAGE → REVIEW → REPEAT.
What Will You Practise in Options Trading?
From understanding the underlying to completing the option trade, the entire process is repeatedly applied.
Underlying Reading
Read the underlying’s movement and structure before considering the option.
Option Chain Context
Understand the option chain and important option areas within the context of the trade.
Strike Comparison
Compare different strikes using expected movement and time context.
Expiry Thinking
Connect the expected move with the time remaining until expiry.
Premium Behaviour
Understand how an option premium may respond to changes in the underlying.
Timing
Study not only where the move may happen, but when the move may happen.
Built for Traders Who Want a Structured Options Process
Designed for traders who want to connect underlying behaviour, time and option behaviour instead of relying on random option calls.
Options Beginners
For learners who want to understand a structured process from underlying analysis to option selection, timing and execution.
Existing Option Traders
For traders who already trade options and want to improve their entry, timing, risk and management process.
Directional Traders
For traders who want to study market direction and then build an options trade around the underlying scenario.
Process-Oriented Traders
For traders who want to develop a repeatable Underlying → Time → Option Selection → Execution → Review workflow.
OPTIONS CLOCKING™ at a Glance
Duration
3 Months / 12 Weeks
Sessions
36 Live Sessions
Frequency
3 Sessions Per Week
Focus
Options Timing & Execution
Learning Style
Underlying + Option Mapping + Practical Application
Payment
One-Time Payment
Join OPTIONS CLOCKING™
A focused 3-month program dedicated to options timing, selection, execution and management.
- ✓ 3-Month Program
- ✓ 12 Weeks
- ✓ 36 Live Sessions
- ✓ 3 Sessions Per Week
- ✓ Underlying-First Framework
- ✓ Levels + Momentum + Direction
- ✓ Current & Future Structure
- ✓ Options Clock — Price + Time
- ✓ Call / Put Selection
- ✓ Strike & Expiry Selection
- ✓ Option Behaviour Study
- ✓ Entry + Stop Loss + Targets
- ✓ Trade Management & Exit
- ✓ Profit Booking
- ✓ Execution Review & Feedback
OPTIONS CLOCKING™ FAQ
Is this an investment course or an options trading course?
OPTIONS CLOCKING™ is a practical options trading program. It focuses on underlying reading, direction, structure, time, option selection, entry, management and exit.
How is this different from INDEX TRACKING™ and STOCK MECHANICS™?
INDEX TRACKING™ focuses specifically on index movement, index momentum, index volatility and index structure. STOCK MECHANICS™ focuses on individual stock selection, sector context, stock behaviour and stock trading. OPTIONS CLOCKING™ focuses on the relationship between underlying movement, option behaviour, time, expiry and strike selection.
Why should I study the underlying first?
An option is a derivative based on an underlying instrument. Understanding the underlying’s levels, momentum, direction and structure provides the foundation for planning an option trade.
Will Call and Put selection be taught?
Yes. Call and Put selection will be studied within the context of the underlying direction and trade scenario.
Will Strike and Expiry selection be taught?
Yes. Strike and Expiry selection will be studied using expected movement, time and the overall trade context.
Why is time important in options?
An option has a limited life. Therefore, understanding the expected move alone is not enough. The trader should also consider the time available for that move to occur.
Is profit guaranteed?
No. Options trading involves market risk. Returns and profits are not fixed or guaranteed. This program is educational and focuses on developing a structured decision-making and execution process.
What is the payment structure?
OPTIONS CLOCKING™ has a one-time program fee of ₹15,000.
Direction Alone Is Not Enough.
You Must Understand Time.
Read the underlying. Project the move. Understand the time. Select the option. Execute. Manage. Review.
Educational Disclaimer: OPTIONS CLOCKING™ is an educational trading program designed to teach underlying analysis, options market observation, option selection, timing, trade planning, execution, management and review. It does not provide guaranteed returns, guaranteed profits or personalised investment advice. Options trading involves substantial market risk, and participants are responsible for their own trading decisions, capital and risk management.