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- Herausgeber: Youcanprint
- Kategorie: Fachliteratur
- Sprache: Englisch
- Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2022
Have you been wishing to trade stocks and other securities but the thought of investing thousands of dollars just to have a decent amount of income has been putting you off? And have you heard of options being a less costly approach to venturing into the stock market though the returns on investment are just as high or even higher and are curious to venture into options trading but don't know where to begin? If you've answered YES, keep reading… You Are About To Discover The Exactly How To Get Started In Options Trading And Do So Profitably, Just Like The Pros! It is true; options trading is the one approach that offers investors both financial and strategic leeway that wouldn't otherwise exist in a world where we normally buy, sell or short stocks. It gives you a chance to protect against losing your portfolio, and snag a good stock for a lot less (or sell it for more) than its price on the open market and reduce risk on speculative decisions in all kinds of market conditions. By virtue that you are reading this, it is likely that all this sounds like music to your ears and are wondering… How is it even possible to profit from the upsides and downsides of a portfolio of stocks that you've not even purchased? How do options work? Is it something that a beginner can venture into and excel at it? What are the right steps to take to be a successful options trader? Are there any risks and if so, how do you mitigate the risks? What mistakes should you avoid as you trade in options? How do you understand all the jargon, charts and complex math – is it even necessary that you master them all when you are a beginner? What are the dos and don'ts of options trading? If you have been asking yourself similar questions, then this is your lucky day, because you landed yourself a comprehensive beginners' book that has all the answers. With it, you'll learn how to trade options by leveraging the best practices including unmatched strategies and tips, and avoiding the costly mistakes. More precisely, you'll learn: Why you should trade options The strategy tips you can use to earn money How to find a good broker How to figure out the phases of the market and take advantage of the best moments to go long and short The difference between call options and put options How to make profits from trading options How to select good trades How to exit your trades How to manage your portfolio The importance of trading weekly options How to identify a successful options trader How to select a portfolio trade How to avoid the common stock options trading mistakes beginners make …And so much more! Did I mention that options offer you a super high level of control in your trades? In many ways, it does. For instance, you can freeze a stock price at a certain amount of cash for a specific period of time, giving you a guarantee that you'll buy or sell the stock at that amount within the stipulated period of time. That's something you want (to learn more about, at least), isn't it? Even if you are a complete beginner, this book will break everything down using simple language that you can follow to have consistent profitable trades. Scroll up and click Buy Now With 1-Click or Buy Now to get started now!
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OPTIONS TRADING STRATEGIES
How To Build A Six-Figure Income With OptionsTrading Using The Best-proven Strategies ForIntermediate and Advanced
Nathan Bell
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Foreword
I will like to thank you for taking the very first step of trusting me and deciding to purchase/read this life-transforming book.
Thanks for investing your time and resources on this product.
I can assure you of precise outcomes if you will diligently follow the specific blueprint I lay bare in the information handbook you are currently checking out. It has transformed lives, and I firmly believe it will equally change your own life too.
All the information I provided in this Do It Yourself piece is easy to absorb and practice.
INTRODUCTION
Options are among the most potent money-making asset classes ever devised. They were not designed as a money-making tool.
Instead, their primary purpose for existing is to limit risks associated with the portfolio. Whether you are considering a portfolio of one stock, a hundred stocks, stocks mixed with some commodities, or other related combinations, options can be used to either improve your portfolio's return on capital, take advantage of the opportunity to improve yield, or limit your investment risks by exchanging a little revenue capacity for the
"insurance coverage" a long option offers. If you are looking to buy an option with the aim of limiting your risk, somebody has to be on the other side of the trade.
In years past, the opposite of the trade was generally taken by professional options traders. The vocational options trader was a legendary creature who made thousands of dollars every day by "picking the pocket" of the corrupt specific financier. The professional options trader was simply someone who understands the fact that options trading is nothing more than an exercise in basic probability theory. And this possibility theory is easy enough to find out; with a little time and effort, many people can master it and use it for their advantage.
Today options markets are, for the many part, so efficient that you can trade either side of a narrowly estimated market. Thus,
there is nobody out there picking anyone's pockets. Options provide the fairest, most equal-opportunity one can expect.
When most investors hear the words options trading, they believe "too much danger," they believe "calculus ...too complex," they think "too time‐consuming," and they believe
"the professionals will clean my clock." Nevertheless, none of these thoughts are accurate. This does not imply that options trading is elementary that anybody can do it. If you are a motivated student, trading options is not that difficult to learn.
Though it is hard, practically anyone can learn how to trade options with a little effort. Let's illustrate this point by considering each of the other excuses separately.
If options trading has a bad rap, it got it as an outcome of the Crash of 1987. That single event has, to date, altered the way individuals price options. Throughout the crash, there were stories of some traders losing everything as a result of being brief "naked puts." Does that mean there is truth to the declaration that options are too dangerous?
Many people are comfortable owning stocks. Which trade brings higher risks?, owning 100 shares of XYZ stock or being short an XYZ put (which commands 100 shares of stock)? Would you be surprised to know that owning stock is, in fact, riskier? And would you be amazed to see that you have much better odds of earning money being short an out of the cash put than being
long stock? The difference in the odds can be considerable and entirely unexpected to many people.
Perhaps you have taken time to do your homework and have discovered that option price models are typically based on either some form of the Black‐Scholes model, which is a partial differential formula, or the binomial model, which is a decision tree-style design. As a retail options trader, you do not need to understand the calculus behind the designs. Your broker must supply you with all the calculus‐induced models you require to trade effectively and successfully! And some do so at no charge to you!
For you to be effective at options trading, Instead of the calculus behind the price models, you need to understand the odds, or probability theory, behind options. You don’t have to become a statistician. You simply need to understand a few fundamentals, which are dealt with in this book.
While it will require some time and effort to learn about trading options effectively, when you master the process, you can trade by committing about ten minutes each day to it.
I hope you will stick with me as we check out the world of options.
CHAPTER ONE
Why Trade Options?
Many people ask, "With lots of places to invest and with the complexity of the markets, would I not be better off, letting a professional manage my money rather than trying to trade options myself?" The reluctance to go into the world of self‐directed investing is understandable. However, experiences in the world of investments have shown that no one takes care of your money like you do. Many money managers go through about three to six months training program, and they get off running and trading your hard‐earned savings.
