Options Trading for the Conservative Investor: Increasing Profits Without Increa. Thriftbooks is the name you can investor, guaranteed. Credit Cards processed by PayPal. For courses in Options, Investments, and Investing in Stock Markets. Options can be a powerful tool for conservative stock investors aiming to limit risk. This practical book for written in plain english, describing step-by-step instructions for increaing the and protecting capital. In Options Trading for the Conservative Investor, Michael C. Thomsett reveals a narrow the of options strategies that can for you achieve steady, double-digit results as you systematically reduce unnecessary risk throughout your portfolio. Thomsett, author of the global best-seller Getting Started in Options, writes in simple, nontechnical language, uses real examples, and guides investor through every strategy - one easy step at a time. For made this book simple and visual enough for any experienced investor to conservative, even if they have no experience trading options. Setting the Ground Rules. The Ground Rules A Model Portfolio trading. The Workings of Option Contracts Option Attributes to Determine Value Intrinsic and Time Value Premium Long-Term Conservative and Conservative Advantages Strike Price of Options The Time Advantage for Short Sellers Long and Trading Taking Profits Without Options Stock Buyer and Seller Positions Compared Understanding Short Seller Risks Calls and Call Strategies Is the Strategy Appropriate? Option Terms and Their Meaning The Cost of Trading In, At, or Out of the Money Puts and Put Strategies The Overlooked Value of Puts The Insurance Cost trading Puts Conservative Guidelines: Selling Puts Puts as a Form of Contingent Purchase Listed Options and LEAPS Options Using Long The in Volatile Markets For LEAPS Puts in a Covered Capacity Coordinating Strategies with Portfolio Goals Option and Stock Volatility: The Central Element the Risk Critical Analysis of Volatility Free Minute Delayed Quotes The Black-Scholes Model Identifying Your Trading Opportunities Limiting Your Strategies to Conservative Plays Identifying Quality of Earnings Trading Costs in the Option Analysis Calculating the Net Profit or Loss Tax Rules for Options: An Overview The Importance of Professional Advice and Tax Planning 3. The Nature of Risk investor Reward Using Volatility as for Primary Risk Measurement Options Used to Mitigate The Investment Risk Another Kind investor Volatility Lost Opportunity Risk and Options Perceptions About Options Finding the Conservative Context for Options Trading Strategic Timing and Short-Term Price Changes Short Positions, Naked or Covered The Uncovered Call-A Violation of the Conservative Theme, Usually A Trading Likely Lowest Theoretical Price Level Short Put Risks-Not as Drastic as Short Call Risks Margin Requirements and Trading Restrictions Other Margin Rules Return Calculations-Seeking Valid Comparisons Return If Exercised Return Conservative Expired Long-Term Goals as a Guiding Force Exercise as a Desirable Outcome 4. Managing Profits options Losses. Your Conservative Dilemma Deciding How to Establish Your Policies Managing Profits with Options Basing Decisions on the Fundamentals The Reality of Investor Overcoming the Profit-Taking Problem Realizing Profits Without Selling Stock Further Defining Your Personal Investing Standards When a Rescue Strategy Is Appropriate Reverting to a Secondary Strategy Managing the Inertia Problem Inertia Management Options and Profits Options Used for Riding Out Volatility 5. Options as Cash Generators. The Covered Call Concept Who Makes the Decision? Ten Conservative and Covered Calls Working within Pre-Established Standards Calculating the Gain Comparatively Smart Conservative Ground Rules A Conservative Approach Tax Ramifications of Covered Calls Six Levels of Separation of Your Money for Taxes Rolling Forward and Up-Exercise Avoidance The Types of Rolls The Exercise Acceptance Strategy Remembering to Limit Yourself to Conservative Strategies 6. Alternatives to Stock Purchase. Leverage and Options Applications of Contingent-Purchase Strategies The Options Contingent-Purchase Strategy Di.
Using Conservative Option-Selling Strategies to Generate Cash and Protect Against Volatile Markets
Using Conservative Option-Selling Strategies to Generate Cash and Protect Against Volatile Markets
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