Course Content
1. Profit from the Crash (The Long Put)
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Lesson 1.1: Why Not Just Short the Stock?
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Lesson 1.2: The NVDA Example Trade
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Lesson 1.3: Calculating the Breakeven
2. The Math of the Payday & The ‘Bear’ Greeks
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Lesson 2.1: The Unlimited Profit Potential
Lesson 2.2: The Defined Max Loss
Lesson 2.3: Choosing Your “Degree” of Bearishness
Lesson 2.4: Understanding Delta
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Lesson 2.5: Understanding Theta
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3. Assignment Risk & Actions at Expiry
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Lesson 3.1: The Zero Assignment Risk Rule
Lesson 3.2: Actions to Take at Expiry
Lesson 3.3: Closing for a Profit (The NVDA Win)
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Long Put Quiz
4. Course Graduation & Your Bearish Roadmap
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Lesson 4.1: The Long Put Strategy Summary
Lesson 4.2: Your Next Steps to Mastery
The Long Put Masterclass (Bearish).

These two Greeks are the most important for a Long Put buyer.

Negative Delta (-0.694): In a Long Put, Negative is Good. This means for every $1.00 NVDA drops, your option gains $0.694 ($69.40 per contract). It’s like being “Short” 69 shares of NVDA without actually borrowing the stock.

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