I thought I knew something about options trading but the last couple of months trying to follow some of the discussions on here I've found out that I know enough to be vaguely dangerous.
You guys start talking about the way you structure certain spreads etc and I have no idea what you are talking about. Please can someone refer me to a book that lists what these are and how they would be constructed.
Thanks
Malachii
positivecashflow
28th-March-2005, 04:33 PM
Hi Malachii,
There are a couple of good options books out there that I have read...
The Options Course by George Fontanills
Options: A Complete Guide for Australian Investors by Guy Bower
I'm sure a couple of the other guys here can recommend other good books.
Good luck!
tech/a
28th-March-2005, 05:01 PM
The New Options Advantage buy Caplan.
The Complete Guide to Option Selling---Cordier Gross.
Pricing,Hedging and Trading Exotic Options-----Nelken (If you can find it!)
Fontanills as mentioned is very good also.
There is so much here and a very professional field.
One if mathamatically inclined and with the right setup would be an exciting way to make a living.Unfortunately I personally havent had the time necessary to devote to becoming a serious options devotee.
Hopefully the coming years will afford me that time!
malachii
29th-March-2005, 07:22 PM
Thanks for the suggestions - I'll try and find them this weekend - anything else???
Malachii
positivecashflow
29th-March-2005, 11:45 PM
Buy crashy aka money trees course?
DTM
29th-March-2005, 11:46 PM
Thanks for the suggestions - I'll try and find them this weekend - anything else???
Malachii
Any books by Larry McMillan and Jon Najarian would be good.
