Visual Guide to Options

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418

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2013

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Visual Guide to Options uses full-color charts and other illustrations to help readers understand the mechanics and actionable details of the marketplace and how to profit from options trading. An accessible reference volume for investment professionals of all levels of experience, the book takes a direct and to the point approach to the topic, enhanced by colorful and visually effective graphs and charts of the options market. Discussing the functions of the exchanges, how they work, and the strategies for taking advantage of the market while steering clear of risk, this is the ultimate visual guide to understanding the world of trading options.

Introduction:

My goal for this guide is to allow you to open to just about any point in the book and find a usful tip, method, or actionable idea that you can apply immediately, without having to go back and read too far. Most of us believe we are free thinkers, but it’s important to realize that on some level, information flows into our minds through filters or biased channels. The specific publications you read or websites you browse dictate your information sources. As you structure your investment thesis and strategy, don’t ever be afraid to break your normal pattern and look for alternative methods of gathering information, statistics, and strategy.

Depending on your particular exposure or experience with trading options, you are going to have preconceived notions about how useful they are to you. Even if you have been an extremely successful options trader, keep your mind open to looking at the option markets and their risk in a different way. The ideas, techniques, and processes in this book are not the only solution, but they have worked for me for many years and may make a good addition to your existing repertoire. No one has “the secret sauce”; you simply need a viable action plan and a sound risk and psychological management system.

Although there is no perfect way to trade options, there are many wrong ways to do it. I learned some valuable (and costly) lessons along the way; I hope to show you where I screwed it up so that you can avoid the major pitfalls of bad options trading. This book expands on the focus of my first book, Your Options Handbook, and details more of the nuanced techniques and analysis that professionals use to get an edge on the market. The goal of this text is to help you to truly understand risk, order flow, and volume as well as execution and strategy.

Contents:

  • The World of Options
  • Tools and Knowledge for Trading Options Professionally
  • Visualizing the Greeks
  • Visualizing Basic Strategies: Trading Calls and Puts
  • Visualizing and Trading Vertical Spreads
  • Visualizing and Trading Butterflies, Condors, and Complex Spreads
  • Managing Your Risk: Tactics, Tips, and Volatility Tricks
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  1. Katelyn Wolf (verified owner)

    Jared’s teaching is like no other style, nothing held back, I actually paid to learn from Jared via SMB Vertical Spread course, then bought both his books, you will learn the strategies that make money and learn what actually happens to options and why most don’t make money with them.

  2. Jase Frederick (verified owner)

    Not anywhere in the book is there a definition of what an options is and how it basically works. I had to look that up on Wikipedia. This is NOT a beginner’s guide. Visual? Well… if you are familiar with finance charts, you will enjoy them in color with nice looking pointers.

  3. David Rich (verified owner)

    In an attempt to simplify a complex subject matter the author uses visuals, which not only makes the subject matter more difficult to understand, but also leads to erroneous assumptions.

  4. Sunny Nichols (verified owner)

    I think it takes far too much effort to relate the book’s examples to a trading platform other than the one used exclusively by this book (a Bloomberg Terminal — I think). However, that’s probably not much of an issue for fairly experienced traders. All in all, I think I would have given 5 stars if the trading platform my online broker provides was an exact match to the one used throughout the book.

  5. Sariyah Patel (verified owner)

    Easy to use.

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