Option Examples

by Mark Larson

Investing in the stock market can be extremely rewarding if you have the right knowledge, tools and brokerage firm. As the author of four financial books I would like to welcome you to my first e-book. 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. 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. In two of my past stock market books written in 2000 and 2008, I warned investors that the stock market was going to crash and it did, well get ready because another correction is coming. 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. As you read thru the last chapters you'll find my favorite investment strategy "credit spreads" where I walk you thru the concept and show you two recent weekly trades placed at the time of writing this book which generated $500 on one trade and $630 on the other trade for a 12% weekly return. This e-book experience has transformed me from a traditional writer to an e-book author allowing me to quickly write and produce good updated material while offering you the readers a much lower price. That's a win-win for all. Enjoy this first of many e-books and keep your eyes open for my next e-book which will cover only "CREDIT SPREADS". This may be the first book you'll read were the author is actually a trader and shows you his real trades. Want to see our weekly track record of over 200 winning trades with only 8 losses visit www.incometrader.com

138 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 22, 2013

Reviews

[Matthew Polyak · Rating 3 out of 5]

Goodish

good examples not much info on how options move not much more to say. it was okay. not great for a beginner but lots of good practical trading info