The Short Book on Options - E-book - ePub

Name: The Short Book on Options
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Author: Mark D Wolfinger
ISBN: 9781311313812

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A concise, easy-to -understand primer that first teaches the basics of stock options and then offers a hands-on approach to using options conservatively. Beginning with a description of what an option is and how an option works, The Short Book On Options takes the reader on a journey from learning the language of options to being prepared to trade. The book provides detailed answers to these important questions: What are the steps involved in trading options? Why would you want to sell a stock option? What do you have to gain? What do you have to lose? How do you choose which option to sell? The Short Book On Options is especially useful for long-term buy-and-hold investors, owners of a self-directed retirement plan, investment club members or anyone who wants to increase the performance and safety of his/her investment portfolio.
The author teaches a conservative strategy focusing on profitability with reduced risk. By the time you finish reading this book, you will be eager (and prepared) to make your first options trade.

Date de parution

20/05/2014
Editeur

JPCA
ISBN

978-1-311-31381-2
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9781311313812
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ePub

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Biographie de Mark D Wolfinger

I first began trading options in 1975; just two years after the CBOE (Chicago Board Options Exchange) opened its trading floor. My strategy of choice was writing covered calls. In late 1976, I was employed by Monsanto Company as a research chemist when a friend bought a seat on the CBOE. We had lengthy discussions about his new venture. Long story short, he gave me an opportunity to come to Chicago and trade as a market maker as the nominee for someone who owned a seat on the exchange, but who did not want to trade himself.
I accepted, quit my job and drove to Chicago. That was December 20, 1976 and my life changed forever. I'm still in the options business, 37 years later. I left the CBOE trading floor in the year 2000. Since that time I've been trading my own account - just as you do - as a retail customer. But, I added something new when I began writing and teaching others how to trade options with a conservative bias.
My first book was published in 2002 (The Short Book on Options) and others followed. Update. I am now retired from trading. I published a blog for several years, and the contents are still available. My current projects include a) developing this blog at about.com and would love to hear from you with comments, questions, requests for topics to discuss, etc., and b) writing a series of eBooks on individual option strategies.
My books:. The Rookies Guide to Options, 2nd Edition (2013). Create your own Hedge Fund (2005). The Short Book on Options (2002)My eBooks:. Introduction to Options: The Basics (2014). Writing Naked Puts (2014). The Short Book on Options (2002, 2014). The Option Trader's Mindset: Think Like a Winner (2012). Lessons of a Lifetime: My 33 years as an Option Trader (2010)