Recommended Reading List
These are in my opinion must read books in order to build a solid foundation in your options trading. They are listed in the order in which they should be read. Most of these books can be purchased used at Amazon. The Cottle book is actually an online PDF file that can be downloaded for free. You can e-mail me for the link.
"Options as a Strategic Investment" by Lawrence G. McMillan
"Fundamentals of the Options Market" by Mike Williams and Amy Hoffman
"Options Workbook" by Anthony J. Saliba
"Option Volatility and Pricing" by Sheldon Natenburg
"Options Market Making" by Jan Allen Baird
"Coulda Woulda Shoulda" by Charles Cottle
"Options as a Strategic Investment" by Lawrence G. McMillan
"Fundamentals of the Options Market" by Mike Williams and Amy Hoffman
"Options Workbook" by Anthony J. Saliba
"Option Volatility and Pricing" by Sheldon Natenburg
"Options Market Making" by Jan Allen Baird
"Coulda Woulda Shoulda" by Charles Cottle
posted by John at 9:40 AM
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Use this forum to ask any questions you have about these books or perhaps make recommendations to the group of another book you found worthy. Also, for those of you in the Chicago area, you guys can swap books if you want to keep costs down. Just post what book your looking for and chances are, a member probably has it.
John
I am posting this message on all the forums so just bear with me here. In order to make sure we have some type of continuity on the flow of posts. The best way to post is simply to post under the latest article. I think this will make things easier since we don't have a regular message board. If people post under different articles, I'm worried that responses might be ignored. If you have to, you can make reference to a previous post and under which article it was if it's a follow up. I hope this helps things run smoother.
John,
Nice options blog! I do credit spreads and some iron condors. What are your thoughts on closing losing trades vs. morphing/adjusting the trade? Also, what is the greatest loss you give allow vs. the maximum potential profit? Are there any books to help with these questions?
Thanks,
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