Iron Condor Workshop — Melbourne
A hands-on workshop focused on iron condor structures for Australian equities and index options — volatility assessment, leg sizing, management and exit planning.
- Duration: 4 hours (interactive)
- Format: Live demos, live market examples, Q&A
- Audience: traders comfortable with basic options terms
Why iron condors — Australian context
Iron condors offer defined-risk income strategies suitable for low-to-moderate volatility environments. We cover tailoring strikes to ASX liquidity, dealing with imbalanced Greeks and local settlement nuances.
- Managing assignment around ex-dividend and corporate actions
- Selecting expiries: weekly vs monthly for ASX options
- Adjustment ladder: when to roll, hedge or exit
Workshop agenda
- Intro & position building (30m)
- Volatility selection & strike choice (45m)
- Risk sizing and margin in ASX (30m)
- Live setup: constructing an iron condor (60m)
- Management, adjustments & exit scenarios (45m)
- Q&A and takeaways (30m)
| Session | Time |
|---|---|
| Basics | 09:00–09:30 |
| Volatility & strikes | 09:30–10:15 |
| Live build | 10:30–11:30 |
| Adjustments | 11:30–12:15 |
| Wrap | 12:15–12:45 |
Speakers & live demos
Alex Morgan
Lead options strategist — Optionpulsehub
Live trade examples
Real-time charting and order workflow
Risk dashboards
Greek exposure and P&L modelling
FAQ — Iron condor workshop
You should be familiar with calls, puts, and basic option terminology. The workshop focuses on strategy construction and management rather than elementary option math.
Yes. Examples will include ASX-listed equities and XJO/ASX index option considerations for spread widths and margin.
Yes — registrants receive 30-day access to the workshop replay and accompanying materials.
Full refund available up to 7 days before the event. After that, credit for a future session may be offered. See legal terms for details.
Resources & next steps
Pre-workshop checklist
- Familiarise with options quotes and Greeks
- Bring laptop with broker platform open
- Review previous trades and questions
Suggested reading
- Volatility & Option Pricing — practical notes
- Probability-based strike selection
- Managing assignment in Australian options