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Author(s): Duarte, Joe
ISBN(s): 9781119363736, 111936373X
Edition: 3rd edition
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Year: 2017
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 111936373X

ISBN 13: 9781119363736

Author: Joe Duarte

A new edition of the trusted trading resource

Updated with new facts, charts, and strategies to help investors beat today’s tough markets, Trading Options For Dummies helps you choose the right options based on your investing needs. It will show you how to weigh the costs and benefits, build a strategy to gain no matter the market conditions, and broaden your retirement portfolio with index, equity, and ETF options.

Because options cost less than stocks, they’re a versatile trading instrument. If you’re an investor with some general knowledge of trading but want a better understanding of risk factors, new techniques, and an overall improved profit outcome, Trading Options For Dummies is the book for you.

  • Protect your investments against a decline in market prices
  • Increase your income on current or new investments
  • Buy an equity at a lower price
  • Benefit from an equity price’s rise or fall without owning it or selling it outright

Trading options can be a great way to manage your risk, and this detailed reference gives you the expert help you need to succeed.

Table of contents: 

Part 1: Getting Started

  1. Chapter 1: Options Trading and the Individual Investor

  2. Giving Yourself a Financial and Strategic Checkup

  3. Understanding Options

  4. Knowing Option Essentials

  5. Trying Different Strategies Before Deploying Them in Real Time

  6. Putting Options in Their Place

  7. Differentiating Between Option Styles

  8. Using Options to Limit Your Risk

  9. Applying Options to Sector Investing

  10. Using Options in Challenging Markets

  11. Reducing Your Directional Bias and Making Money in Flat Markets

  12. Controlling Your Emotions

  13. Chapter 2: Introducing Options

  14. Understanding Option Contracts

  15. Tuning in to Option Basics

  16. Comparing Options to Other Securities

  17. Valuing Options

  18. Knowing Your Rights and Obligations as an Options Trader

  19. Terms of Endearment and Importance

  20. Making Sense of Options Mechanics

  21. Identifying Options

  22. Rotating with the Expiration Cycle

  23. Options Expiration is Decision Time

  24. Detailing Your Rights

  25. Creating Option Contracts Out of Thin Air

  26. Opening and Closing Positions

  27. Selling an Option You Don’t Own

  28. Keeping Some Tips in Mind

  29. Chapter 3: Trading Places: Where the Action Happens

  30. The U.S. Options Exchanges

  31. Navigating the Markets

  32. Trade Execution

  33. Option Market Participants

  34. Transactions Unique to Options

  35. Trading Rules You Should Know

  36. Weighing Option Costs and Benefits

  37. Identifying Costs Unique to Options

  38. Valuing Options Benefits

  39. Grasping Key Option Pricing Factors

  40. Introducing Option Greeks

  41. Connecting Past Movement to the Future

  42. Chapter 4: Option Risks and Rewards

  43. Understanding Your Trading Risks

  44. Risking Money with Stocks

  45. Calculating Option Risks

  46. Reaping Your Rewards

  47. Benefiting from Stocks

  48. Breaking Even with Options

  49. Profiling Risk and Reward

  50. Profiling Stock Trades with Risk Graphs

  51. Profiling Option Trades with Risk Graphs

  52. Combining Option Positions

  53. Considering the Worst-Case Scenario

Part 2: Evaluating Markets, Sectors, and Strategies

  1. Chapter 5: Analyzing Mood Swings in the Market

  2. A Few Words About Select Macro Factors

  3. Assessing the Market’s Bias

  4. Judging the Strength of a Move

  5. (Psycho)-analyzing the Market

  6. Watching Call and Put Activity

  7. Understanding Put-to-Call Ratios

  8. Using the Put Volume Indicator

  9. Using Volatility to Measure Fear

  10. Measuring Volatility

  11. Recognizing Impact from Changing Volatility

  12. Spelling Fear the Wall Street Way: V-I-X

  13. Applying Breadth and Sentiment Tools

  14. Locating Neutral Areas for Indicators

  15. Identifying Indicator Extremes

  16. Chapter 6: Sector Analysis: Technical and Fundamental

  17. Getting Technical with Charts

  18. Chart Basics

  19. Adjusting Your Time Horizon for the Best View

  20. Visualizing Supply and Demand

  21. Identifying Relatively Strong Sectors

  22. Relative Ratios

  23. Rate of Change Indicator

  24. Using Sector Volatility Tools

  25. Displaying Volatility with Indicators

  26. Analyzing Volatility with Bollinger Bands

  27. Projecting Prices for Trading

  28. Support and Resistance

  29. Trends

  30. Channels

  31. Price Retracements and Extensions

  32. Projections and Probabilities

  33. Chapter 7: Practicing Before You Swing

  34. Monitoring Option Greek Changes

  35. Tracking Premium Measures

  36. Changing Volatility and Option Prices

  37. Paper Trading a Trading Strategy

  38. Trading on Paper: Pluses and Minuses

  39. Implementing Electronic Paper Trades

  40. Using Trading Systems

  41. Knowing What You’re Getting

  42. Performing a Backtest

  43. Adding Risk Management to a Backtest

  44. Shifting from Knowledge to Mastery

  45. Setting the Right Pace

  46. Achieving Mastery Through Longevity

  47. Chapter 8: Designing a Killer Trading Plan

  48. Developing a Reliable Plan

  49. Managing Your Costs

  50. Optimizing Order Execution

  51. Understanding Option Orders

  52. Entering a New Position

  53. Executing a Quality Trade

  54. Exiting an Existing Position

Part 3: What Every Trader Needs to Know About Options

  1. Chapter 9: Getting to Know Different Option Styles

  2. Nailing Down Index Options

  3. Getting to the Nitty-Gritty of Indexes

  4. Capitalizing on an Index with Options

  5. Watching Out for Style Risk

  6. American-Style Options

  7. European-Style Options

  8. Exercising Your Options, American Style

  9. Knowing the Nuts and Bolts

  10. What You See is What You Get

  11. To Exercise or Not, That is the Question

  12. Exercising Your Options the Euro Way

  13. Tracking Index Settlement (the SET)

  14. Cashing In with Exercise

  15. Satisfying Option Obligations

  16. American-Style Stock Options

  17. Expiring Options

  18. European-Style Options

  19. Breaking It Down: American-Style Index Options

  20. Exercising Rights

  21. Meeting Obligations

  22. Chapter 10: Protecting Your Portfolio with Options

  23. Putting Protection on Long Stock

  24. Combining Puts with Long Stock

  25. Weighing Protection Cost versus Time

  26. Limiting Short Stock Risk with Calls

  27. Protecting a Short Stock Position

  28. Further Reducing Short Stock Risk

  29. Hedging Your Bets with Options

  30. Protecting a Portfolio Partially

  31. Protecting a Portfolio Completely

  32. Avoiding Adjusted Option Risk

  33. Justifying Option Adjustments

  34. Adjusting from Adjustments

Part 4: Advanced Strategies for Options Traders

  1. Chapter 11: Increasing Profit Potential and Decreasing Risk

  2. Leveraging Assets to Reduce Risk

  3. Determining Your Total Dollars at Risk

  4. Relying on Market Timing

  5. Combining Options to Reduce Risk

  6. Spreading the Risk with a Debit Trade

  7. Spreading the Risk with a Credit Trade

  8. Chapter 12: Combination Strategies: Spreads and Other Wild Things

  9. Combining Options with Stocks

  10. Creating “Covered” Positions

  11. Covering the Covered Call Position

  12. Reducing Protected Stock Costs

  13. Varying Vertical Spreads

  14. Changing Your Vertical Spread Risk Profile

  15. Spreading Time with Calendars

  16. Defining Diagonal Spreads

  17. Chapter 13: ETFs, Options, and Other Useful Tricks

  18. Exploring the Exchange-Traded Fund

  19. Comparing ETFs to Indexes

  20. Distinguishing ETF and Index Options

  21. Reducing Portfolio Volatility with ETFs

  22. Revisiting Volatility

  23. Investing with ETFs

  24. Tilting Your Portfolio with Sector ETFs

  25. Adding Sector ETFs to Tilt Your Portfolio

  26. Selecting the Right Strategy

  27. Chapter 14: Making Money without Worrying About the Market’s Direction

  28. Limiting Directional Risk

  29. Capitalizing on a Big Move

  30. Reducing Straddle Risk and Reward

  31. Neutral View versus Neutral Position

  32. Identifying Neutral Positions

  33. Calculating Delta for Combination Positions

  34. Trading with Delta

  35. Monitoring Two Key Greeks

  36. Creating a Delta Neutral Straddle

  37. Understanding Trade Adjustments

  38. Deciding When to Adjust a Trade

  39. Deciding How to Adjust a Trade

  40. Chapter 15: Letting Volatility Show You the Way to Trading Opportunities

  41. Analyzing Implied Volatility Levels

  42. It’s All Relative but Not Overly Scientific

  43. When Options Are Skewed

  44. Understanding Ratio Spreads

  45. Reviewing Ratio Spread Risk Profiles

  46. Identifying Best Conditions for Ratio Spreads

  47. Deciding Your Strategy

  48. Using Ratio Backspreads

  49. Defining Ratio Backspreads

  50. Spotting Best Conditions for Ratio Backspreads

  51. Chapter 16: Trading Profitably When Markets Move Sideways

  52. Winning Positions in Sideways Markets

  53. Managing Existing Positions

  54. Option Strategies for Sideways Moves

  55. Understanding Butterfly Positions

  56. Defining the Butterfly

  57. Digging Deeper into Butterfly Risk

  58. Creating an Iron Butterfly

  59. Understanding Condor Positions

  60. Defining a Condor Spread

  61. Recognizing Condor Risks

Part 5: The Part of Tens

  1. Chapter 17: Ten Top Option Strategies

  2. Married Put

  3. Collar

  4. Long Put Trader

  5. LEAPS Call Investor

  6. Diagonal Spread

  7. Bear Call Credit Spread

  8. Straddle

  9. Call Ratio Backspread

  10. Put Ratio Backspread

  11. Long Put Butterfly

  12. Chapter 18: Ten Do’s and Don’ts in Options Trading

  13. Do Focus on Managing Risk

  14. Don’t Avoid Losses

  15. Do Trade with Discipline

  16. Don’t Expect to Remove Your Emotions

  17. Do Have a Plan

  18. Do Be Patient

  19. Don’t Suffer from Analysis Paralysis

  20. Do Take Responsibility for Your Results

  21. Don’t Stop Learning

  22. Do Love the Game

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