Options Trading Strategies: A Beginner’s Guide To Trading Options For Profit
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Options Trading Strategies
Chapter 1 Introduction to Options
Options defined
The Importance of Learning Options
The Difficult Side of Options
Chapter 2a: Advantages of Options Trading
Hedging and Speculation
The Good and the Bad Sides of Options Trading
Chapter 2b: Nature and Characteristics of Options
Options Trading Parties
What is Call Option?
What is Put Option?
The Variants of Option
Option Trade Transacting versus Closing Out
Option Pricing and How It is Done
Chapter 3: Important Options Terms to Remember
Strike Price
Listed Option
Premium
Conversion
Intrinsic Value
Underlying Asset
Chapter 4: Should I Buy Futures or Should I Buy Options?
Buying Futures, Buying Options
Buying Options: Short Term and Long Term
Puts and Call – Buy Them but Don’t Sell Them
Buying Puts
How to Make Money when the Market is Falling
Buying Puts for Surefire Gains
Buying Calls
Buying Calls to Profit From an Up Trend
How to Profit when Buying Calls from a Bottoming Out Market
Buying Futures
Chapter 5: How to Trade F&Os in Several Market Conditions
What It Means When You Buy in Wild Swings
Buying When Risk Aversion is High
Playing the Bull Market
How to Play in the Bear Market
Direction less Markets
Playing Range Bound Markets
Playing Intra day Moves
Being a Compulsive Trader
Trading a Falling Market Caused by Crazy Valuations
Trading a Falling Market Caused by Negative News
Trading a Rising Market Caused by Increasing Interest
Selling Puts Amidst High Tendency of Risk Aversion
Trading Accumulation and Distribution
Chapter 6: Understanding the Golden Rules of F&O Trading
Start by Having a Plan
Each Single Stock is Not a Trade
Don’t Buy a Mercedes if What You Can Afford is a Motorcycle!
Set Your Trades to a Maximum Limit of Three at Any Single Time
Don’t Trade Stocks That Have No Heavy Liquidity
Trade According to the Trend
The Value of Timing
Trade the Body and not the Head of the Price Move
Always Keep Track Of Your Emotions
Learn the Value of Being Consistent and Disciplined
Reality as Opposed to One’s Belief
A Trade is Born out of Positive Expectation that is Backed by a Positive Trend
Bread and Butter Money must be for Bread and Butter Alone
Be Contrarian in Your Thinking and Not When You Go Trading
Be Patient When You Find a Trade But Not When You Cut Losses
Emotions versus F&O Trading
The Value of Moderation in F&O Trading
Having a Profit Then Going Out With a Loss
When You Average a Loss in a Futures Position, You Are Simply Burning Money!
Avoid Watching TV!
The Unique Personality of Stock Futures and Options
Getting Different Results Mean Doing Things Differently
Trading Options
Time Frame
Buy Options in Low Cost/Premium
Buy Options When a Stock, a Sector or the Market is Trending Very Strongly
The Reality after Waking up from a Dream
Open Interest – How Real Can It Be
Understanding if the Option Price is Right
So What is the Real Deal on Options
Understanding How Options Really Work
Calls and Puts
Long and Short
European and American Options
Some Terminology
Futures or Options?
Options are great for novice and experienced investors, great for all investors who wish to expand their portfolios and make money in stock market.Learn profitable and powerful options trading strategies which will lower your risk and increase your profits in today's market.
This book contains the following topics that will guide you through the path of Options Trading Strategy.
Index
Chapter 1 Introduction to Options
Options defined
The Importance of Learning Options
The Difficult Side of Options
Chapter 2a: Advantages of Options Trading
Hedging and Speculation
The Good and the Bad Sides of Options Trading
Chapter 2b: Nature and Characteristics of Options
Options Trading Parties
What is Call Option?
What is Put Option?
The Variants of Option
Option Trade Transacting versus Closing Out
Option Pricing and How It is Done
Chapter 3: Important Options Terms to Remember
Strike Price
Listed Option
Premium
Conversion
Intrinsic Value
Underlying Asset
Chapter 4: Should I Buy Futures or Should I Buy Options?
Buying Futures, Buying Options
Buying Options: Short Term and Long Term
Puts and Call – Buy Them but Don’t Sell Them
Buying Puts
How to Make Money when the Market is Falling
Buying Puts for Surefire Gains
Buying Calls
Buying Calls to Profit From an Up Trend
How to Profit when Buying Calls from a Bottoming Out Market
Buying Futures
Chapter 5: How to Trade F&Os in Several Market Conditions
What It Means When You Buy in Wild Swings
Buying When Risk Aversion is High
Playing the Bull Market
How to Play in the Bear Market
Direction less Markets
Playing Range Bound Markets
Playing Intra day Moves
Being a Compulsive Trader
Trading a Falling Market Caused by Crazy Valuations
Trading a Falling Market Caused by Negative News
Trading a Rising Market Caused by Increasing Interest
Selling Puts Amidst High Tendency of Risk Aversion
Trading Accumulation and Distribution
Chapter 6: Understanding the Golden Rules of F&O Trading
Start by Having a Plan
Each Single Stock is Not a Trade
Don’t Buy a Mercedes if What You Can Afford is a Motorcycle!
Set Your Trades to a Maximum Limit of Three at Any Single Time
Don’t Trade Stocks That Have No Heavy Liquidity
Trade According to the Trend
The Value of Timing
Trade the Body and not the Head of the Price Move
Always Keep Track Of Your Emotions
Learn the Value of Being Consistent and Disciplined
Reality as Opposed to One’s Belief
A Trade is Born out of Positive Expectation that is Backed by a Positive Trend
Bread and Butter Money must be for Bread and Butter Alone
Be Contrarian in Your Thinking and Not When You Go Trading
Be Patient When You Find a Trade But Not When You Cut Losses
Emotions versus F&O Trading
The Value of Moderation in F&O Trading
Having a Profit Then Going Out With a Loss
When You Average a Loss in a Futures Position, You Are Simply Burning Money!
Avoid Watching TV!
The Unique Personality of Stock Futures and Options
Getting Different Results Mean Doing Things Differently
Trading Options
Time Frame
Buy Options in Low Cost/Premium
Buy Options When a Stock, a Sector or the Market is Trending Very Strongly
The Reality after Waking up from a Dream
Open Interest – How Real Can It Be
Understanding if the Option Price is Right
So What is the Real Deal on Options
Understanding How Options Really Work
Calls and Puts
Long and Short
European and American Options
Some Terminology
Futures or Options?
Ratings and reviews
3.7
201 reviews
Caleb Natanael
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January 4, 2024
The pointers are vague, unfinished, and all over the place. This book is also written in poor English. There are a lot of grammar errors, which is so annoying. Don't waste your time, and more importantly, your money.
Neeraj Gosani
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November 14, 2019
Bought the book because its cheap.. but other people's reviews are quite obvious to justify the 2 stars for this book.worst part.. no font changing option . Plus it comes with a disclaimer for zooming..lol. Tried zooming the charts,everything is blur and not visible to the human eye.
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Adrian Alvarado
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May 17, 2020
I appreciate the effort if must take to write a book. I was on the third page and I saw way too many grammatical errors. It is hard for me to trust and take strategic advice from an author who is not careful. Sorry I had to stop reading and delete.
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