GTF Options Course By Arun Sir
It was 2021 when Arun Singh Tanwar, founder of GTF, a stock market institute, last conducted the GTF Options Course. Five years later, the announcement that traders have been waiting for is finally here. GTF is bringing back its Options Trading Course on December 1, 2026, and this time, Arun Sir himself will take the sessions. But why is this announcement creating so much excitement? The answer…
In December 2026, the GTF Options Course will return to stock market education. After a five-year hiatus, Arun Singh Tanwar, founder of GTF, will personally lead the sessions. This announcement has excited traders who have been asking when the course would be available again.
Traders often join the GTF community for more than just a course. The Trading in the Zone Elementary course has garnered immense popularity, with over 1.8 crore YouTube views and thousands of learners sharing their experiences in comments. Many expressed their interest in options trading after starting with other courses. The repeated requests for an options course eventually prompted GTF to bring it back.
Options trading involves more than just understanding strategies. Traders must consider factors like implied volatility, time decay, and premium costs. During the five-year gap between batches, Arun Sir delved deeper into researching market behavior and various options trading strategies. This time, the course focuses on a broader options trading framework, going beyond simple buying and selling techniques.
The GTF Options Course consists of 10 live sessions over 15 days, starting December 1, 2026. The curriculum starts with basic concepts of options and progresses to advanced strategies. Topics include understanding options' fundamentals, deciding when to buy or sell, analyzing volatility and Greeks, and building advanced multi-leg strategies. The fee is ₹25,000 plus GST, with recordings available for six months.
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