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The options trading primer : using rules-based option trades to earn a steady income / Russell A. Stultz.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Stultz, Russell A., author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Options (Finance).
Physical Description:
1 online resource (xii, 245 pages) : illustrations
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
New York : Business Expert Press, [2020]
Summary:
This book introduces options and how they work-to those who are ready to learn how they work, as well as emphasizes the application of time-tested option trading rules. Buying and selling options is the fastest growing investment strategy when compared with other trading venues such as buying and selling stocks, futures, and foreign exchange currencies. Millions of investors who understand the financial leverage offered by options are earning impressive, steady incomes by buying and selling call and put options. The successful investors learn how options work. They develop watch lists of trade candidates and study price charts to find prospective trades. And they apply rules-based option trading strategies that succeed much more often than they fail. Even when they lose, their rules limit their losses to acceptable levels. This book was written by a successful option trader. He introduces options and how they work to those who are ready to learn how they work. The book emphasizes the application of time-tested option trading rules. These rules use price charts, market volatility, key option values, and risk graphs to achieve high-probability option trading outcomes. The book also details ten option trade examples that include trade setups, entries, trade management techniques, and supporting illustrations.
Contents:
Cover
The Options Trading Primer
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: Introduction
A Brief History of Options
Why We Trade Options
Chapter 2: Understanding Call and Put Options
Calls and Puts
The Option Contract: Buyer and Seller Obligations
Market Makers and Electronic Communications Networks
Chapter 3: The Option Trading Process
Developing Watch Lists
Scanning the Underlying
Examining Price Charts
Determining Supply and Demand
Developing Your Trading Bias
Chapter 4: Using the Option Chains
Examining and Using Option Chains
At the Money, In the Money, Out of the Money Review
Buying, Selling, and Buying and Selling
Using the Order Bar
Setting Up a Bracketed Trade on an Order Bar
Examining an Order Confirmation
Adding and Removing Option Chain Columns
Adjusting the Number of Strike Rows
Bid, Ask, and Mark
Open Interest (Liquidity)
The "Greeks" (Gamma, Delta, Theta, Vega, Rho)
American and European Expiration-Style Options
Exercising Options, Assigning Options, and the Function of the OCC
Option Strategy Selection and Terminology
Caution: Never Slide Protective Stops to Save a Bad Trade!
Chapter 5: Rules-Based Trading
Option Trading Levels (Permissions)
Setting Up and Scanning Multiple Price Charts
Rules-Based Trading
Examining Risk Profiles
Rolling Up, Down, and Out
Chapter 6: Hands-On Option Trading Activities
Common Option Strategies
Final Comments
Glossary
About the author
Index
Ad Page
Back Cover.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-949991-67-9

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