Hi pasha,
we all begin somwwhere, dont we? I also thought of options charts in the beginning, and in the US many traders do options charts for very liquid options (there upto 9 months are pretty liquid and for LEAPs - a form of very long term options it goes to even 10 years e.g. GE options). Realize that price movements of options depends on the movement of underlying stock. So following the stock chart is pretty decent enough. But do understand time value, intrinsic value etc, else you will find difficulty in making money. As for explainng Historical volatility/ Intrinsic volatility, more of that later as due to a chronic illness I cannot sit in front of the PC for long periods.