Positional Option Trading Classes to Master Multi Day Market Moves

What Happens in Our Positional Option Trading Classes?

Not every setup resolves within a single session. Our positional option trading classes are built for trades that need days, sometimes a week or two, to actually play out. 

Holding a position longer isn’t just “intraday with more patience.” The risks are different: gaps, multi-day theta, and events landing mid-hold all behave differently than anything a same-day trade faces. 

A position that looks fine at 3 PM can open sharply against you the next morning, purely from news that broke overnight. That single fact changes almost everything about how positional trading needs to be approached. 

This class assumes some comfort with options already.

If you’re new to the space and still wondering how it works, our option buying classes or option-selling classes are a better place to begin.

What Is the Weekly Schedule for Positional Option Trading Classes?

Classes go live at 7:30 PM, one hour per session. 

We hold 3 to 5 sessions a week, often following the same open positions across multiple classes as they develop. 

Because these trades span days, a single session might revisit a position opened three classes ago, showing you the full arc rather than one static snapshot. 

Recordings stay available based on your subscription, useful here especially, since you may want to look back at how a position was managed a week into the hold. When doing this, reviewing what the benefits of option trading are helps keep your risk perspective clear.

Live discussion matters for adjustment decisions specifically, since a positional trade rarely goes exactly to plan, and watching that get handled in real time teaches more than a finished, edited example. 

What Will You Learn in Positional Trading?

There’s no fixed weekly syllabus, since it depends on what positions are actually open that week. Across sessions, you’ll build a working handle on: 

Sizing a position appropriately for a multi-day hold, where the risk window is longer than any single session and can’t be measured the same way. 

Managing theta decay that compounds over several days rather than eroding within hours, which changes how much time-value cushion you actually need going in. 

Accounting for overnight and weekend gap risk, which doesn’t exist in an intraday-only approach and can move a position more than an entire day of intraday price action. 

Deciding when to roll a position to the next expiry versus when that’s just delaying an exit that should happen now. 

Reading how upcoming events sitting inside your holding window should change position sizing before you even enter, not after the news has already moved the market. This kind of read is easier once you’ve spent time in our option chain analysis classes.

Recognising when a defined-risk structure from our option strategy classes is safer for a multi-day hold than a naked position left exposed over several sessions. 

Who Should Join Positional Option Trading Classes?

These classes are specifically designed for traders who want to move beyond regular option trading and tackle positional option trading’s unique pace and multi-day holding structure.

Here is a quick look at who will benefit the most from joining:

• If you can’t watch the market all day: positional trading fits a schedule that doesn’t allow constant monitoring, unlike intraday trading, which demands more real-time attention. 
• If you’ve come from our intraday options trading classes and found the pace unsustainable, positional is a genuinely different rhythm, not a lesser version of intraday, and it suits a different kind of trader entirely.
• If you already understand option selling and want to apply it across a longer window, holding a short option position across days changes both the reward and the risk in ways worth understanding before you do it live. 
• If you keep getting stopped out of positions too early: that’s often a sizing problem specific to positional trading, where the position needs room to breathe that intraday risk limits don’t allow for. 
• If you want to trade around events like results or policy days deliberately: positional trading is where that kind of event-driven thesis actually has room to play out. 
• If you have a full-time job or business to run: positional trading is the format most compatible with checking positions once or twice a day rather than watching every candle form. 
• If your focus is the index itself, our bank nifty option trading classes go deeper into that instrument’s positional behaviour specifically.

Why Daily Live Classes Beat a Recorded Course for Positional Trades?

A recorded course can only show you the ending of a positional trade, since filming the whole multi-day arc live isn’t how recordings work. 

Live classes, by contrast, let you watch a position develop across several real sessions, including the uncomfortable middle days where it isn’t obviously working yet. 

That middle stretch is exactly where most positional traders panic and exit too early, or freeze and hold too long. Seeing it handled live, repeatedly, builds the patience a recording can’t. 

Because sessions happen daily, you’re also seeing fresh positions opened regularly, not one drawn-out example stretched across an entire course. 

Over time, watching several full position lifecycles gives you a much better sense of what “normal” looks like mid-trade, which is often the difference between holding correctly and exiting out of fear. 

That sense of “normal” is genuinely hard to build any other way. Most positional traders who quit early do so because a completely ordinary dip felt like a crisis, simply because they’d never seen one play out before. 

What Mistakes Do Positional Traders Make?

The mistakes here tend to be patience-related rather than knowledge-related. Traders usually know the theory and still get the holding period wrong. 

Here’s where that shows up, and how the live format helps. 

What Mistakes Do Positional Traders Make	How the live classes help
Holding a multi-day position through an adverse move simply because “it has time to recover.”	Live sessions revisit the same open position across several classes, so you see when time genuinely helps a trade and when it’s just delaying an exit.
Underestimating how much an overnight gap can move a position compared to an intraday one.	Sessions specifically cover gap risk on positions carried overnight, using real examples rather than a general warning.
Not adjusting position size for the longer holding period, treating it like an intraday bet with more patience attached.	Mentors walk through sizing decisions live, tied to the actual holding period of that trade, not a one-size-fits-all rule.
Losing track of how theta compounds over several days rather than a single session.	Classes track real premium decay across the life of a position, so the cumulative effect is visible, not theoretical.
Rolling a losing position to the next expiry mainly to avoid booking the loss.	Live sessions cover when rolling is a genuine adjustment versus when it’s just postponing an exit that should happen now.
Missing how upcoming events (results, policy days) can land mid-hold and change the risk entirely.	Sessions flag event calendars against open positions live, so event risk gets managed before it arrives, not after.

Who Are the Experts Behind Positional Option Trading Classes?

The mentor leading a given session is shown live on the schedule, since it rotates week to week rather than staying fixed to one profile on this page. 

Every mentor on the bench is PnL-verified specifically on positional results, since a trader who’s good at intraday isn’t automatically good at holding through a multi-day drawdown. 

Tarun S., among the senior mentors, holds SEBI Research Analyst registration, and the sessions he leads are marked accordingly. 

Positional trading rewards patience differently depending on personal risk tolerance, so seeing more than one mentor’s approach to holding through a rough patch is part of what makes the rotation useful. 

Two mentors can look at the exact same drawdown and make different, equally reasonable calls. Watching why they differ is often more instructive than either decision on its own. 

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