How to Make Money Trading Derivatives

by Ashwani Gujral

A book on trading Indian futures and options and written by an expert who does so for living. It features proven strategies and examples of real trades in the India derivatives market.

Genres: Nonfiction

100 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2011

Reviews

[Abhishek Shekhar]

One of the Stock trading books with focus on Indian Market. Much better and relevant than those famous and mostly irrelevant to Indian market.

[Roji Abraham]

Useful in the context of the Indian Stock market though the book is a little dated (it was last updated in 2006) and therefore is based mostly on historical price movements and strategies. Marred by a few errors here and there and some of the concepts referrred frequently are not explored to the necessary levelof detail (pivots for example) required. Still worth reading if you want to look at derivative trading from an Indian stock market perspective since there are very few good books that cover this area.

[Hemant Malankar]

I found this book very informative and useful for beginners like me.. Concept of trading capital, money management has been discussed in simple manner.. The flow in which trading has been discussed is excellent.. Even it leaves a doubt in mind whether Author himself has written this book or not ... Few of the suggestions like never stake more than 15% of your capital on naked calls and chart pattern examples with help of examples are really useful.. I would certainly recommend this book for beginner...

[Pushkar Patil]

I actually read an old version of this book. So it was quite outdated. Its good if you have no knowledge at all about derivatives.

I would recommend going through Zerodha Varsity instead of this one.

[Ranu]

Good book

[Emmanuel Vijay]

A good book to readd

A good book with some really good insights. Increased my knowledge. Thanks to Author he has explained each concept very well.

[jitesh dyavane]

Excellent book

[Praveen Srinivasan]

The book is good. However, knowledge is only 20%. Discipline, psychology and risk management accounts for 80% in traders results.

[Hussain Khatri]

it’s a good book but do keep in mind it’s from 2008 POV

[Pariselvakumar]

A very good practical book to understand the dynamics of derivative trading.

[Prem]

Good book giving lots of insight but outdated now. There are a lot of stuff that has changed now in Indian Stock Market but it is not updated. Nevertheless gives good insight about technical analysis, like Candle sticks, Greeks etc

[Mehul Barot]

Must read !!