Stop guessing the strike.
Trade options with a plan.
Three mornings, live in the opening hour — the part of the day where options actually move. I'll show you how I pick strikes, time entries and cap losses in Nifty, Bank Nifty and stock options, on real prices as they print.
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Join our paid 2-day live Intraday Stocks Options Strategy workshop (25–26 Sept, 7–9 PM). Early-bird seats are limited.
View the Workshop →What we cover, day by day
Each session runs through the opening hour, so everything is taught on prices that are moving in front of you — not on yesterday's screenshots.
Why option buyers lose
9:15–10:15 AM IST
- How premium decay quietly eats a correct view
- The strike most traders pick, and why it fails
- Reading open interest without fooling yourself
- A strike-selection rule you can apply tomorrow
Finding the entry
9:15–10:15 AM IST
- One complete opening-hour setup, start to finish
- The scanner I run before the bell
- Where to place the stop so it isn't hunted
- Live walk-through as the setup forms
Risk and the math
9:15–10:15 AM IST
- Position sizing against your actual capital
- Why win rate matters less than you think
- Building a rulebook you'll still follow on a bad day
- Open Q&A — bring your worst trade
Is this for you?
Join if
- You've traded options but your results swing wildly
- You take the right view and still lose on the premium
- You want a repeatable process instead of tips
- You can be at a screen from 9:15 to 10:15 AM for three days
Skip if
- You're looking for buy/sell calls to copy
- You want guaranteed or fixed returns — nobody can give you that
- You won't practise on paper before risking capital
- You can't step away from work during market hours
Chirag Rathod
I run UpperCircuitStocks, where I teach intraday and F&O setups to a community of traders across India. My background is finance — an MBA, an NISM Research Analyst certification, and years of watching what actually separates traders who last from those who don't. This masterclass is the same material I teach my premium members, condensed into three mornings.
Straight answers
Yes, all three sessions are free. On Day 2 I'll introduce our paid 2-day live workshop for anyone who wants to go deeper with hands-on practice. You're under no obligation — the three free sessions stand on their own.
Because that's when the setups actually appear. The opening hour is where most intraday option moves happen, and watching it live teaches you far more than reviewing a chart after the close.
Day 1 starts from how an option is priced, so yes. If you've never opened a trading account you'll still understand the sessions — you just won't be ready to trade straight after, and that's fine.
Online, on Zoom. The joining link is shared in the WhatsApp group, and again by SMS shortly before each session.
No. These are live sessions taught on live prices with open Q&A. Block the three mornings before you register.
No. This is education. You'll learn a method for choosing strikes, entries and stops so you can make your own decisions.
None. Attend, take notes, and paper-trade the setups first. I'd rather you practise for a month than risk money on something you've just learned.
Three mornings. One method.
Registration closes when the live room is full. There's no waitlist and no repeat batch this month.
Register free →Educational disclaimer: This masterclass is conducted purely for educational purposes. Nothing shared during the sessions constitutes investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to buy or sell any security. No assured, guaranteed or fixed returns are offered or implied.
Risk disclosure: Trading and investing in securities, including derivatives, carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. A majority of retail participants trading in equity derivatives incur net losses. Please assess your own risk appetite and consult a SEBI-registered investment adviser before acting on anything you learn. Past performance is never indicative of future results.
About the host: Chirag Rathod is NISM certified as a Research Analyst. NISM certification indicates the completion of a professional examination and does not guarantee performance or provide any assurance of returns.