Showing posts with label Stock/Option. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stock/Option. Show all posts

Apr 30, 2010

Options for the Beginner and Beyond: Unlock the Opportunities and Minimize the Risks


My latest collection :

Options for the Beginner and Beyond:

Unlock the Opportunities and Minimize the Risks.


Happy reading.




Jul 5, 2009

Stock Investing for dummies 2nd edt



Stock investing for Dummies 2nd edition

Stock Investing For Dummies, 2nd Edition covers all the proven tactics and strategies for picking the right stocks. Packed with savvy tips on today best investment opportunities, this book provides a down-to-earth, straight-forward approach to making money on the market without the fancy lingo. Soon you'll have the power to optimize your returns by:

* Recognizing and minimizing the risks

* Gathering information about potential stocks

* Dissecting annual reports and other company documents

* Analyzing the growth and demand of industries

* Playing with the politicians

* Approaching uncertain markets

* Using corporate stock buybacks to boost earnings

* Handling the IRS and other obligations


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Apr 11, 2009

Market Masters:How Succesful Traders Think



Bernstein, author of The Investor's Quotient , is the president of a Chicago commodity advisory firm specializing in cyclic analysis, forecasting and personal psychology for traders in a notoriously precarious market--the buying and selling of contracts for future delivery of crude oil, pork bellies, eggs, grain, Treasury bonds and foreign currencies.

He does not deal here with actual Board of Trade operations or even with the many trading systems because, he notes, the trading system is no better than the trader who uses it. Instead, through eight interviews with successful participants in a business that can generate millions in gain or loss overnight, Bernstein emphasizes the importance of such essential trader characteristics as studiousness, persistence, courage and decisiveness.

Clearly the guide is not designed as a vade mecum for beginners, but it is a useful commentary for those already engaged in sophisticated investment activity.

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Mar 5, 2009

Stock Market Strategies That Work

Stock Market Strategies That Work


Making significant money in the stock market isn't a given. However, investors can greatly increase their odds of success by knowing the basics of how the market works and more important how to trade profitably in the market.

Stock Market Strategies That Work goes far beyond other introductory books on the market, explaining in step-by-step detail the specific techniques, systems, methods, and indicators that veteran investors have used for years to prey on the unsuspecting average investor and fatten their own trading accounts. Jake and Elliott Bernstein use numerous charts and graphs to emphasize timing, entry and exit methods, trend analysis, risk management, and other higher-level topics.

Methods covered in this unique introduction to profitable investing include:

* Risk management in today's volatile market
* Charting techniques to track the consistent big movers
* Finding key entry and exit points using technical analysis

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Nov 22, 2008

The Handbook of Pairs Trading



Learn both the theory and practice of pairs trading, why it is consistently profitable, and how you can apply the strategies in your own trading with this valuable guide. Author Douglas Ehrman covers pairs trading involving stocks, options on stocks, and futures contracts, and explains how this type of trading allows you to profit from the changing price relationship of securities. In addition to a comprehensive discussion of the theories involved, he also includes practical examples that will to help you put what you've learned into practice.





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May 18, 2008

The Way To Trade



WHY YOU NEED THIS BOOK

If you are an individual trader, whether a novice or experienced, you will
benefit from reading this book because:
1 Trading the futures and options markets leads to a greater compounding
of wealth than any other method available. Billions have been made
in days on many occasions, and will be made again.
Nothing else comes close.
2 It is possible to make money in the markets consistently. It is possible to
beat the market. The author, John Piper, among many others, has done
it. To do the same you need to follow a proven methodology which suits
your personality. This book explains how.
3 This book also sets out a number of proven methodologies, giving you
a head start in selecting the one which will work for you.
4 But it also goes a lot further. John Piper wrote this book because he had
never come across a book which deals with the whole issue of trading.
There are many books which deal with market analysis, and technical
analysis techniques. There are many books which deal with psychology.
There are books which deal with money management and all manner of
other subjects, some even cover a range of topics. But no other book
covers it all, from a successful philosophy of trading, through all the psychology,
into the methodologies, the operation thereof, and the end
result.
5 It is rare to find a book which appreciates that it is no good doing it “how I
say.” We each have to find our own route to success. This book spells out
why that is, and how to do it. That is what The Way to Trade is all about.
6 The futures and options markets offer the biggest potential for growth,
far more than is offered by stock markets. The people who really make
it big do so in these markets. Perhaps more importantly you can make
money whether markets go up or down. In coming years this may be
important.

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May 4, 2008

The Market Guys



The Market Guys’ Five Points for Trading Success is based on a philosophy developed by Swope and Monte that focuses on the basics of trading. In fact, they developed their Five Points for Success to keep traders focused on the five points that really matter when it comes to trading:

1. Trade in the direction of the trend;
2. Establish a clear support level so you can determine where you will exit if the trade moves against you;
3. Be sure the pivot point is going up on the day you buy;
4. Calculate your maximum loss as 10f your account value;
5. Take action — once you buy your stock, place your stop loss order below the support level.

These five lessons were developed by Monte and Swope during their own years as traders, as well as through their years speaking to hundreds of thousands of traders (both amateur and professional) during seminars.

In The Market Guys’ Five Points for Trading Success, Monte and Swope touch upon some of the biggest issues in the field, including the emotional and psychological issues related to trading, technical analysis techniques, and how to find the right broker.

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Feb 24, 2008

Practical Guide To Swing Trading

Introduction from the writer:

This book is a simple, practical guide to swing trading. For years I have been
reading books and exploring web sites that are dedicated to swing trading.


Yet, I could not find any simple description of how to enter and exit a trade. So I
developed some basic rules that have been published on my web site
www.mrswing.com.


I call these rules The Master Plan. Over the years, thousands
of investors have used my Master Plan to swing trade. It is my firm belief that a
swing trader must trade with discipline. While it is important to keep things
simple, the rules of the Master Plan might seem a little intimidating.


The main reason I wrote this book was to make swing trading more accessible to the
beginner. These rational behind swing trading and the entry and exit rules are
presented very clearly – both the beginner and the experienced swing trader will now
have a simple guide to follow.

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Feb 18, 2008

Long term secret to short term trading



Whether you know it or not, you have been trading commodities all your life. Sure, you may have never traded a contract of Pork Bellies, but you have almost certainly traded a possession like a car, house,or antique for someone else's money or possession. If you have never done that, for sure you have traded time for money.

You have traded your time as a teacher, lawyer, pipe fitter, or ditchdigger for someone
else's money. So, you are halfway there. you just never knew it!
When we trade our time, we are actually trading our time plus our skills.

That is why a brain surgeon gets more per hour than a knee surgeon. That is also why an outstanding quarterback gets more than a tackle and surgeon combined. He has a greater career risk. It is not that one skill is inherently more valuable than the other, it is that one is more difficult to come by and carries higher risk. This characteristic generates more dollars for the person selling his or her time and skills...


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Option Pricing Models and Volatility Using Excel-VBA (Wiley Finance)



T his book constitutes a guide for implementing advanced option pricing models
and volatility in Excel/VBA. It can be used by MBA students specializing in
finance and risk management, by practitioners, and by undergraduate students in
their final year. Emphasis has been placed on implementing the models in VBA,
rather than on the theoretical developments underlying the models. We have made
every effort to explain the models and their coding in VBA as simply as possible.
Every model covered in this book includes one or more VBA functions that can be
accessed on the CD-ROM. We have focused our attention on equity options, and
we have chosen not to include interest rate options. The particularities of interest
rate options place them in a separate class of derivatives.

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Option Volatility & Pricing: Advanced Trading Strategies and Techniques



Option Volatility & Pricing: Advanced Trading Strategies and Techniques
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Feb 9, 2008

A little book that beats the market

I currently reading this book:





The point is:
1. If you really want to “beat the market,” most professionals
and academics can’t help you, and

2. That leaves only one real alternative: You must do
it yourself

Along the way, you will learn:
• How to view the stock market
• Why success eludes almost all individual and professional
investors
• How to find good companies at bargain prices
• How you can beat the market all by yourself

Happy reading.

Jan 22, 2008

Real Option In Practice




An option represents freedom of choice, after the revelation of information. An
option is the act of choosing, the power of choice, or the freedom of alternatives.
The word comes from the medieval French and is derived from the
Latin optio, optare, meaning to choose, to wish, to desire.


An option is a right, but not an obligation, for example, to follow through on a business
decision. In the financial markets, it is the freedom of choice after revelation
of additional information that increases or decreases the value of the asset on
which the option owner holds the option. A financial call option gives the
owner the right, but not the obligation, to purchase the underlying stock in
the future for a price fixed today. A put option gives the owner the right, but
not the obligation, to sell the stock in the future for a price fixed today.


A “real” option is an option “relating to things,” from the Late Latin
word realis. Real refers to fixed, permanent, or immovable things, as opposed
to illusory things. Strategic investment and budget decisions within
any given firm are decisions to acquire, exercise, abandon or let expire real
options. Managerial decisions create call and put options on real assets that
give management the right, but not the obligation, to utilize those assets to
achieve strategic goals and ultimately maximize the value of the firm.

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The Option Doctors:Option strategies for everykind of market





The first thing you need to know is how to understand the market. There
are different approaches to this; mine is a marriage between technical
analysis and fundamental analysis. As a technical analyst, I rely heavily on
my charts and figures. It is also important that the companies you are
looking at make economic sense (for the bulls) or are really full of hot air
(for the bears).
Thus, you must look at the fundamentals of a company. I
like companies that make money, pay dividends, and have insider ownership
with good growth and a price-earnings (P/E) ratio that is relatively
low. Those are my rules and I rarely stray far from them. There will be a
lot of companies that qualify, and that is where technical analysis comes
into the picture. Why opt for an issue that has a bad chart pattern? This
analysis technique allows you to see visually where the company is and
where it might be going.

In the first part of this book I show you how to use some tools to aid
you in your research. As a commodities trader, charts tell you everything
you need to know about a commodity. Most commodities traders are
closet chartists, anyway.
Commodities tend to chart really well.
The remainder of this book teaches you some basics about options
and about hedging, and invites you to use your newfound knowledge in up
markets, down markets, trending markets, trading range markets, losing
positions, and winning positions. Hopefully, your imagination will be fed
enough for you to think about things not mentioned in this book.


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Jan 20, 2008

A Beginner's Guide to Short-Term Trading: How to Maximize Profits in 3 Days to 3 Weeks




A Beginner's Guide to Short-Term Trading: How to Maximize Profits in 3 Days to 3 Weeks.

SHORT-TERM TRADING: THE GOOD NEWS Maybe you're a professional in your field, an entrepreneur, a retiree, a student, or a homemaker. You've probably observed the stock market and realized tidy profits can be made from the market's current volatility. Whether you plan to trade on a full-time or part-time basis, the benefits of trading are fantastic.

If you make trading your full-time occupation, you can choose when, where, and if you choose to work. You can trade from any location, as long as your comp~ ter is hooked up to the Internet. Office politi~s? There are none. A persnickety boss? You're the boss! Want to wear your bunny slippers to work? Do it! Catch the flu? Pull the covers over your head and stay in bed for as long as you want.
Got the time and money to take a week off? Have fun!
If you'd rather trade
part-time, harmonize it with your regular job and add
"luxury" money to your wallet. When you learn how to trade cautiously and wisely, your earnings may transform dreams into real rewards, such as the sailboat you always wanted, the vacation cottage in the mountains, or a college education for your children.

Here's a benefit some folks don't think of: When executed properly, short term trading can have lower risk than long-term investing. Many traditional buy-and-holders ride out bear markets fully invested, gritting their teeth while they watch their capital shrivel in value. Now you will know when to go "flat," or close all of your positions. You'll calmly put your holdings in cash during corrections and/or bear markets. And, you'll have lots of money to shop with, when the bulls once again take control.

THE FLIP SIDE

The stock market is the most challenging arena on earth. It takes no prisoners. It's a dog-eat-dog world, and only the fittest survive. Those who jump in without adequate knowledge or discipline usually get their heads handed to them in a hurry! To compete in this field, you have to be willing to persist and study hard. You have to cultivate the nerves of a bomb-detonator and develop the discipline of a marine corps drill sergeant. Short-term trading is riskier than socking your money into fixed income returns, such as Treasury bonds or money market funds. And the truth is, you will-especially at the beginning of the learning curve-experience losses. (The size of the losses are within your control.) Are you highly risk-averse? Does the thought of losing money send you running for the Maalox bottle? If so, you may want to choose a different investing avenue.

Collect it.

Jan 17, 2008

Options Trading: The Hidden Reality






Dear Fellow Trader / Investor / Hedger,
I wrote this book so that you will come to understand that options are
either for you or they are not. For those beginners who understand basic
options material, this is a good starting point. For those readers who are
having problems trading options, this book will help you to determine
where the problems lie, and whether you may be successful with options,
or whether you should stay away from them.

My mom, dad and most of my relatives don’t trade options because
options are not for them. I have a cousin who trades options. He came
to work for me when he left college. I am going to teach you the same
way that I taught him. By learning how to avoid the pot holes and
surviving long enough to put together a personal game plan, he has gone
on to be one of the most exceptional options traders that the industry has
ever known. Experience in the markets will teach you more than I will,
just as it taught my cousin and thousands of other people who I have
shared this content with over the last 25 years. It starts here and it can
end here too, without losing a nickel because you will be able to answer
the question, “Are options for me?”

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Jan 11, 2008

The Complete Guide to Online Stock Market Investing

The Complete Guide to Online Stock Market Investing: The Definitive 20-Day Guide
Alexander Davidson | Kogan Page | Pages:234 | 2007-03-01 | ISBN:0749447478 | PDF




What is this book about.

In this small book, I will show you proven ways to make money from online
investing in the stock market, which you can then adapt for your own purposes.
You have in your hands a course which has worked well for many over the past
four years and which I encourage you to put to practical use.
To invest in shares online, if you get it right, is not just lucrative but is fun
as well. You can make profits when shares are down as well as when they are
up. In this book, you will find guidance for investing in all market conditions.
The course is ideal for beginners, and has much to offer the more experienced
investor.

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Jan 5, 2008

101 option trading secrets




Option trading is one of the greatest games on earth! You
can be a two-dollar investor, betting on the action of stocks, the
markets, futures and/or commodities, or you can be the casino or
a legalized bookie, taking the bets instead of making the bets.
You pick the role and have the fun and profit. With options, gains
of over 1000% are not unusual, and you can design strategies
that will win up to 90% of the time.


Better yet, options are an excellent investment tool that
gives you much more flexibility, reduces your risks and increases
your income in the investment markets. Once properly learning
to use options, you will use this tool in your investment portfolio
for the rest of your life.


However, many novice option traders, as they start trading,
encounter many disappointments and issues in the options markets
and leave with a bitter taste, for they have unrealistic expectations
and are not equipped to compete in this game. This book
will help the novice option traders as well as the experienced option
traders become better equipped to stay in the game and
compete successfully.

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The Options Course.





Well-known options strategist and instructor George Fontanills has updated his time-tested and bestselling book, The Options Course. The new edition improves and expands upon the original to help you avoid some common and costly options mistakes. The systematic, step-by-step approach, covers everything from basic concepts to sophisticated techniques and is designed for investors at all levels of experience...


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The same book,first edition published 1998:

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