ABCE
ABCO ENERGY INC
stock OTC

There are great recommendations here already. I will add this:
Keep searching/reading until you find resources that are well-written and not confusing. There’s a lot of stuff out there that can make things confusing. At least that was my experience. Just when I thought I was beginning to grasp the concepts, I’d land on a site with inaccuracies or the creator made omissions during the cutting/pasting between calls/puts forgetting to make necessary changes. Early in the process, I’d throw up my hands thinking, “I’ll never learn this.”
My learning curve was long, but it doesn’t have to be. My point is this. If you want to learn this, do not give up. All of us started with a clean slate, knowing basically nothing. Also, paper trade as you’re learning; it will help prevent jumping in too soon and losing money.
Begin by understanding how to read the option chain and understanding the terminology. That’s an obvious starting place.
I got a white board and wrote down hypothetical scenarios watching price action. If I bought to open a call on say ABC (hypothetical) stock, as ABC’s price increased, what happens to the option price at different strikes. If ABCE price declined, what happend.
I then wrote down senecios if I sold to open a call, what happened to the option as the stock moved up and down. I sat and watched the option chain. After that I worked through the same process for puts.
It wasn’t until I could grasp those basics that I looked at simple strategies. Even now, I’m a simple trader keeping it basic.
Even now there are in-depth discussions here that are over my head - lots of smart people. That’s okay. I learn what I can and continue working my strategy because it works for me.
Good luck.

There are great recommendations here already. I will add this:
Keep searching/reading until you find resources that are well-written and not confusing. There’s a lot of stuff out there that can make things confusing. At least that was my experience. Just when I thought I was beginning to grasp the concepts, I’d land on a site with inaccuracies or the creator made omissions during the cutting/pasting between calls/puts forgetting to make necessary changes. Early in the process, I’d throw up my hands thinking, “I’ll never learn this.”
My learning curve was long, but it doesn’t have to be. My point is this. If you want to learn this, do not give up. All of us started with a clean slate, knowing basically nothing. Also, paper trade as you’re learning; it will help prevent jumping in too soon and losing money.
Begin by understanding how to read the option chain and understanding the terminology. That’s an obvious starting place.
I got a white board and wrote down hypothetical scenarios watching price action. If I bought to open a call on say ABC (hypothetical) stock, as ABC’s price increased, what happens to the option price at different strikes. If ABCE price declined, what happend.
I then wrote down senecios if I sold to open a call, what happened to the option as the stock moved up and down. I sat and watched the option chain. After that I worked through the same process for puts.
It wasn’t until I could grasp those basics that I looked at simple strategies. Even now, I’m a simple trader keeping it basic.
Even now there are in-depth discussions here that are over my head - lots of smart people. That’s okay. I learn what I can and continue working my strategy because it works for me.
Good luck.