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Understanding Options 2E - Softcover

Sincere, Michael

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9780071817844: Understanding Options 2E

Synopsis

The options investing bestseller—updated with new facts, charts, and strategies to help you beat today’s tough markets

This new edition of Understanding Options provides all the basics you need to get started in the increasingly popular options market. Important new material includes overcoming assignment anxiety, LEAPS, the Greeks, protective and married puts, the collar, credit and debit spreads, straddles, the strangle, and options tips.

Michael Sincere is a full-time columnist, writer, and author of numerous books, including Understanding Stocks and All About Market Indicators.

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About the Author

Michael Sincere is a full-time columnist, writer, and author of numerous books, including Understanding Stocks and All About Market Indicators.

From the Back Cover

In this bestselling guide, readers are introduced to a full range of options strategies—from the conservative to the complex. Coverage includes selling covered calls, buying and selling puts, spreads, straddles, strangles, iron condors, calendar spreads, Weeklys, and butterfly spreads.

<br><br>The goal is not just to teach you how to trade options, but to teach you how to do it without taking on more risk than you can handle. That starts with one principle most beginners ignore: trade small. And for the majority of new options traders, the best place to start&mdash;and sometimes the only place&mdash;is selling covered calls.

From the Inside Flap

In this bestselling guide, readers are introduced to a full range of options strategies—from the conservative to the complex. Coverage includes selling covered calls, buying and selling puts, spreads, straddles, strangles, iron condors, calendar spreads, Weeklys, and butterfly spreads.

The goal is not just to teach you how to trade options, but to teach you how to do it without taking on more risk than you can handle. That starts with one principle most beginners ignore: trade small. And for the majority of new options traders, the best place to start—and sometimes the only place—is selling covered calls.

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