Option Examples
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.10 (791 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00FD9INCU |
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| Number of Pages | : | 508 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-06-20 |
| Language | : | English |
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As the author of four financial books I would like to welcome you to my first e-book. That's a win-win for all. If your a buy hold investor then you'll learn how to generate monthly income on stocks you currently own, if your looking for strategies that generate weekly and monthly income then options are going to interest you. This may be the first book you'll read were the author is actually a trader and shows you his real trades. Thru out this book I will share with you some of the greatest secrets to treating the stock market like a business and generating hundreds of dollars weekly or thousands of dollars monthly using various option strategies. Have no fear, the VIX is here, I have set aside one short chapter sharing with you how to use charts to identify FEAR within the market so you can plan accordingly before everyone panics and the market drops. Investing in the stock market can be extremely rewarding if you have the right knowledge, tools and brokerage firm. Want to see our weekly track record of over 200 winning trades with only 8 losses vis
Scott C said Poorly Written and Vague Examples. This book was a disappointment on several fronts.1. The first 50-60% of the book is boilerplate generic investing information. I didn't buy a book on option examples to spend the first half of it being taken up with generic definitions of stocks, bonds, Poorly Written and Vague Examples Scott C This book was a disappointment on several fronts.1. The first 50-60% of the book is boilerplate generic investing information. I didn't buy a book on option examples to spend the first half of it being taken up with generic definitions of stocks, bonds, 401Ks and the like. This comes off as just irrelevant filler.2. The option examples are very generic. I expected a lot more specific examples, along with analysis of the gains or losses depending on how the underlying asset changed value. 01Ks and the like. This comes off as just irrelevant filler."Poorly Written and Vague Examples" according to Scott C. This book was a disappointment on several fronts.1. The first 50-60% of the book is boilerplate generic investing information. I didn't buy a book on option examples to spend the first half of it being taken up with generic definitions of stocks, bonds, Poorly Written and Vague Examples Scott C This book was a disappointment on several fronts.1. The first 50-60% of the book is boilerplate generic investing information. I didn't buy a book on option examples to spend the first half of it being taken up with generic definitions of stocks, bonds, 401Ks and the like. This comes off as just irrelevant filler.2. The option examples are very generic. I expected a lot more specific examples, along with analysis of the gains or losses depending on how the underlying asset changed value. 01Ks and the like. This comes off as just irrelevant filler.2. The option examples are very generic. I expected a lot more specific examples, along with analysis of the gains or losses depending on how the underlying asset changed value. . The option examples are very generic. I expected a lot more specific examples, along with analysis of the gains or losses depending on how the underlying asset changed value. Great resource for traders at all levels Amazon Customer I have just finished a series of coaching sessions with Mark, and this book will serve as an excellent resource for many years. He is an excellent teacher and a very successful trader. Using his processes, many described in this book, I have already started to see significant profits. Not only does he show how to find and execute trades with a high probability of sucess, but he also shows how to adjust those trades if the market does not follow the predicted pattern. His approach is to . Desert Rat said Sloppy writing insults reader, detracts from value. Others have pointed out the author's cheerful acknowledgement of typos (which he refers to with the rural plural "typo's."), but the problems are much worse than misspellings, to include frequent misuse of "it's" and "your," and the occasional stunningly wrong word such as in "you will soon run out of month" instead of "money." The author is also guilty of numerous run-on or incomplete sentences, switching first & second person within the same clause, and other major crimes against synt