101 Option Trading Secrets

by Kenneth R. Trester

Discover 30 years of Option Trading Secrets! Author of the best-selling Complete Option Player, now in its 5th edition, Ken Trester is acclaimed for rendering complex subjects into easy-to-understand concepts and ideas. Through his books, seminars, and as a college professor, Ken Trester has educated tens of thousands of investors about the power and benefits of options. His award-winning programs give ordinary investors an edge in the professional arena. In this 336 page book, Ken condenses his options expertise and 30 years of extensive trading experience into 101 concise secrets that can help any investor to maximize their gains. You will • The secret to hitting home runs where gains of 1000% are not unusual. • The secret to winning more than 90% of the time. • The secret use of the computer to beat the options game. • The secrets to avoid losing strategies. • The secret weapon of the options buyer. • The secret to designing win-win option plays where you profit regardless of what happens. • The secret of trading stocks and mutual funds with little downside risk. • The secret that pays you while you wait for your price on a stock or futures. • Secret nuggets of trading knowledge that make the difference between winning and losing. • And much more... All presented with dozens of cartoons to make concepts easy to understand. These secrets are tried and tested in the real world of options trading. Now you can use them to stack the investment odds in your favor.

Genres: Finance

321 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 1, 2003

Reviews

[Rushabh Shah` · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book does have some good points which seems like for beginners but even the experienced traders forget some of those. An overall nice and easy to understand.

[V.Shanmugam · Rating 4 out of 5]

Many of the secrets are simple one. Still, it is good revision of concepts for beginners and advanced players.

[Praveen Srinivasan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Some of the points are very useful. Since each point (I wouldn't call them secrets) is just 2 to 4 pages, it is compiled well and easy to read and make notes from...