Options Playbook by Brian Overby TradeKing – Brian Overby TradeKing

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The Options Playbook was created to demystify option trading and teach investors different option plays for all market conditions. No confusing jargon. No unnecessary mumbo-jumbo. Just clear, easy-to-understand explanations of more than 30 of the most popular option strategies (or “plays”) broken down into a play-by-play format including:

• Play Name: Long Call, Short Call Spread, Iron Condor, etc.
• The Setup: The goals and reasons to run each play
• Who Should Run It: Rookies, Veterans or All-Stars, based on degree of difficulty
• When To Run It: Describes each play as bullish, bearish or neutral
• The Strategy: A detailed Overview of each strategy

The Options Playbook also features a “Rookie’s Corner,” which addresses common mistakes made by beginning options traders and suggests strategies to on how to “get your feet wet”. There are also sections on implied volatility (explaining how it can be predictive of the future price movement of the underlying equity), basic option terms described in easy-to-understand language, a description of how time decay and a change in implied volatility will affect the trade after it’s in place, and a basic description of the Greeks and how they measure certain variables that affect options pricing. You’ll also find a variety of options trading tips for beginning and experienced traders throughout the guide.

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Options involve risk and are not suitable for all investors. It is possible to lose more money than invested. (Although we like to think you’ll be smart.) Before making any investment decisions, please read Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options.