Trading options carry a great risk but also bring a lot of profits in a short time. If you are a newcomer and have no knowledge of TA then it is best to learn first instead of participating in trading.
I would not suggest options to newbies, you know. Even if they do TA, I do not trust these options to be completely fair and it is almost always a loss for the trader.
At Google and some forex forums there is a lot of experience sharing as well as material that you can learn from them. You will then use the demo account at reputable exchanges and test the strategies you have just learned. These are the safest and least risky steps for newbie. You can refer to Tradingview.com
Tradingview is for getting in dept charts. But if you do not know how to make conclusions and decide on buy/sell you will not be using them to their full potential. TA may be dont well on these charts so that is what someone should focus on before directly jumping into trading.
There you can use many different indicators and also have VIP members sharing their daily comments for your reference.
What reasons do you have to accept the views of these "VIP" members to be legitimate? It is a gamble when you are predicting prices and they also have a 50-50 chance to predict properly. It is always good to not listen to comments from others on a speculative market.