Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 658
EAN: 9780273654995
ISBN: 0273654993
Label: Financial Times Prentice Hall
Manufacturer: Financial Times Prentice Hall
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 336
Publication Date: September 23, 2002
Publisher: Financial Times Prentice Hall
Sales Rank: 388129
Studio: Financial Times Prentice Hall

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
When you read this book, you'll be pleasantly surprised how quickly you'll start to understand this fascinating trading approach. In Options made Easy Guy Cohen simplifies options by using charts and diagrams, and guides you on an interactive journey. This helps you to build your confidence because it's practical, easy to understand and easy to follow. Using plain English, dynamic pictures and real-life examples throughout, Options made Easy demystifies the world of options and, whatever your current knowledge level, you will be amazed at how quickly you're learning: *Options fundamentals on a realistic and practical level, right through to the most advanced strategies *The facts and myths of Technical and Fundamental Analysis and how to match the context with the right strategy *How to filter for moving stocks *How to select your optimum strategy *How to design your own Trading Plan for high probability trades and consistent profits *The secrets of trading psychology, how to increase your confidence and eliminate the gambling mentality from your investing and trading decisions.As you're reading this book by now you'll discover that you're learning with a user-friendly interactive guide that you can reference time and time again. Keep Options made Easy with you as your essential companion for both stocks and options trading.




Rating: - If you don't want to read this book, don't trade options
Nowadays options are all the rage. Most of us who are less than encouraged by the economics of working for a living and making other people rich are getting the message that you don't have to, and are taking a second look at the stock market. And that's as it should be. Sooner or later we get introduced to options as a way of reducing the risk of investing and trading. Unfortunately, minimizing risk remains an illusion unless you know what you're doing. It means learning from someone who not only ... Read More

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Rating: - A Good Start
This book is a very good introduction to options if you are new to the stock market. It is written in a very friendly tone, easy to understand and covers the basics of fundamental and technical analysis of the underlying security. It even covers such basic things as types of orders (limit, market, stop etc.). It familiarizes the reader with the major U.S. economic indicators to watch, like Consumer Price Index, The Employment Report, etc. It has The Economic Calendar, which gives the dates when the ... Read More

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Rating: - Not well proofread
This book is clear and easy to read. Unfortunately, the editor was incompetent in financials or the author didn't take the time to review his work carefully. Some of the comments on analysis are clearly worded wrongly; however, the content is so strong and purpose of this book is so well realized in general, that it is easy to recommend it as a "dummy's" book to any person who already has a good grasp of finance - or wait for the next edition.

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Rating: - Good product, good buying experience.
Good product, good buying experience. Great service and on time delivery. Will buy again from this vendor.

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Rating: - Definitely not for Beginners
I bought this book thinking that I will learn to invest in stock options (as I dont even know O of options). This book defeated me completely. What I was looking for a book which will say "Sam is thinking of investing options he chooses some company XYZ, He sees that current stock price is 50 dollars. How can he go about making a call or put. What is the strict price he shd think. Who decides the premium price. What does bid / ask prices are. What sort of choices does he has. (Day to day story of someone ... Read More

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