Options Made Simple : A Beginner's Guide to Trading Options for Success

The sixth book in the Wrightbooks Made Simple series, Options Made Simple is an uncomplicated guide to tradingoptions for beginners. This book outlines some simple, easy to understand strategies anyone can use to start tradingoptions. The book will be a succinct paperback with lower price point, and provide the perfect first step into tradingoptions. An option is a binding contract that gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an underlying asset ata specific price on or before a certain date ?C it has strictly defined terms and properties. Options are very versatile a

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Year of publication:	2011
Authors:	Clarke, Jacqueline
Other Persons:	Clarke, Davin (contributor)
Publisher:	Hoboken : John Wiley & Sons
Description of contents:	Table of Contents [gbv.de]

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Extent:	Online-Ressource (255 p.)
Type of publication:	Book / Working Paper
Language:	English
Notes:	Description based upon print version of record Options Made Simple: Simple, Easy to Understand Strategies Anyone can use for Success!; Contents; About the authors; Chapter 1: What are options?; What are options?; Options versus shares; Chapter summary; Chapter 2: Advantages and risks; Advantages of option trading; Risks of option trading; Chapter summary; Chapter 3: Types of options; Summary of call options and put options; Option buyers (takers); Option sellers (writers); Call options; Put options; Company issued options; Index options; Chapter summary; Chapter 4: Option pricing; Stock pricing versus option pricing; Intrinsic value Time valuePricing models; Pay-off diagrams; Chapter summary; Chapter 5: The mechanics: how to buy, sell and exercise options; Opening a position; Closing a position; Options clearing; Option settlement; Exercising an option; Trading costs; Margins; Opening an options account; Market makers; Chapter summary; Chapter 6: Buying options: the scenarios; Buying options; Buying a call option; Buying a put option; Chapter summary; Chapter 7: Selling options: the scenarios; Selling options; Selling a covered call option; Selling a naked call option; Selling a put option; Chapter summary Chapter 8: Choosing your option strategyMovement in price; Time decay; Volatility; Chapter summary; Chapter 9: Strategies for buying call options; Buying call options; Risks and disadvantages of buying call options; Selecting your call option; Chapter summary; Chapter 10: Strategies for buying put options; Buying put options; Risks and disadvantages of buying put options; Selecting your put option; Chapter summary; Chapter 11: Strategies for selling covered call options; Selling call options; Selling covered call options; Risks and disadvantages of selling covered call options Selecting your covered call optionChapter summary; Chapter 12: Strategies for selling naked call options; Selling naked call options; Naked call option strategies; Risks and disadvantages of selling naked call options; Chapter summary; Chapter 13: Strategies for selling put options; Selling put options; Risks and disadvantages of selling put options; Selling put options strategies; Chapter summary; Chapter 14: Advanced strategies: using multiple option spreads; Multiple option strategies; Bull spread; Bull put spread; Bear spreads; Bear call spread; Ratio call spread; Calendar spread Chapter summaryChapter 15: Advanced strategies: straddles and strangles; Option straddle strategy; Option strangle strategies; Chapter summary; Appendix; Glossary; Index;
ISBN:	978-0-7303-7637-8 ; 978-0-7303-7638-5 ; 978-0-7303-7637-8
Source:	ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW

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