Options trading, to be honest, has a very steep learning curve.

Getting started initially isn’t difficult—concepts like Greek letters, Delta, Gamma, Theta are widely covered in free online tutorials, and basic strategies like covered calls and protective puts are readily available. If you want to get started quickly, resources are abundant.

But once it comes to actual practical application, the complexity skyrockets. Even with the same strategy of selling call options, deciding when to act, how to dynamically adjust Delta exposure, and how to profit and hedge during volatility changes—these are not things that can be mastered through simple tutorials.

The advanced techniques used by experts are indeed more like tacit knowledge, requiring repeated practice in the market to fully understand. That’s why options trading seems simple on the surface, but in reality, it is incredibly profound and complex.