英文原版How to Price and Trade Options (作者)Al Sherbin

  J) H( Q/ y& ]How to Price and Trade Options: Identify, Analyze, and Execute the Best Trade Probabilities, + Website(epub)
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5 t+ Q3 n0 h1 r1 t9 H: w1 G! U　　基本信息
$ j( i$ M$ _5 j5 C7 O* B  l; l　　出版社: Wiley; 1 (2015年3月23日)
4 r  E4 d$ O5 ^6 s0 n1 o　　丛书名: Bloomberg Financial
　　平装: 224页
　　语种： 英语
' b$ k2 e7 U5 h% i! E　　商品尺寸: 15.5 x 1.7 x 22.9 cm
　　商品重量: 308 g
　　商品描述
  D+ u0 E% M5 O1 h1 {1 o4 N　　作者简介
　　AL SHERBIN has been a professional options trader for over 26 years without a single losing year and is the Managing Member of Al on Options, LLC.
% e4 w! l# `/ C) O0 M; `　　目录
' Z* P, i; k5 W, z7 N; a9 u　　Introduction xi
　　CHAPTER 1 Why Trade Options? 1
8 x7 e) T  u9 @* d. ~; D　　Strategic without Being Directional 2
+ u" V& U; [" [. s; U5 |　　A Word about Leverage 2
　　Options Are a Decaying Asset 5
+ Q: m0 J' }4 }, A0 c! |& T0 Q　　Insurer or Insured? 6
5 a' `/ @3 ^. o* x　　Probability of Making Money 6
　　Market Efficiency 7
8 z9 }" ~. R* A1 K" w& i　　Tired, Worn???]Out Metaphors 9
　　CHAPTER 2 What to Look for in a Broker 11Brokerages versus Banks 11
- t9 C) C8 ], O$ N+ v1 ]/ q　　Depth of a Broker’s Pockets 12
　　Trading Risk Management 13
　　Learning from Recent Events 14
! E3 _& F2 j. I" `, K& o. Y( v　　Account Types 14
　　Commissions 16
: a1 ?0 O  ~- `! `8 z8 b- Q( n' Z　　Interest Rates 18
　　Stock Borrow and Loan 19
8 |  \& R& s6 F. s3 a4 v" V3 `; H　　Trading Platforms 22
　　Conclusion 24
% c9 a9 y  T2 h8 Z　　CHAPTER 3 Building the Foundation 25
　　Option Pricing Models 26
　　Option Pricing Model Inputs 27
$ F& J  D; c0 t$ \6 }" O5 \. F　　Historical Data as Input into the Implied Volatility of an Underlying 29Implied Volatility as a Predictor of Stock Movement and Probabilities 30The Distribution Curve 31
　　Breakout Stocks 45
& T3 e  Y. ^7 w# x8 @' U4 m2 e. X" m- q　　Actual versus Historical Distribution Curves 50CHAPTER 4 Trade Probabilities: What to Look For 55The Results 59
- Y4 |# ~9 @; s( G　　How to Calculate Option Probabilities 63
　　CHAPTER 5 Choosing Your Trades 67
; y* d: R( C3 H　　Choosing Your Underlying 67
　　Making an Assumption 78
　　CHAPTER 6 Choosing a Strategy 83
4 ~% a0 t& H+ B3 k0 X7 ?/ r　　Defined Risk Trades 85
% t7 y5 Q3 x7 R2 P) n2 l　　Credit Spreads 85
. ?$ o$ Q0 C! r, R; c5 H  P　　Debit Spreads 88
　　Butterfly 89
　　Iron Condor 91
　　Calendar Spreads 92
- K0 w6 Y0 O& E　　Undefined Risk Trades 96
% Y3 v( [  H2 f1 U" X　　The Straddle 97
　　The Strangle 97
7 F4 u5 r) O/ H: W　　Short Naked Puts 98
1 _9 g' b2 }0 ]' R1 I　　Ratio Spreads and Back Spreads 100
) s* f+ e6 ?- K$ T' w5 }. O# s0 r! m　　What Time to Expiration Should My Trades Have? 103Trading Earnings Announcements 105
8 R1 ?- Y. }0 z& @' I8 g) J9 [9 j　　CHAPTER 7 Exiting Trades 123
( U% u  r- @: z  ]8 O　　The Variables 123
/ D8 |, I  K; O8 T5 }, y: C! r　　The Kelly Criterion 125
# p9 ^, s! P3 F7 F/ f2 m　　Morning Routine 130
+ N1 |; }9 i4 U4 B, |, H: v　　To Log Your Trades or Not to Log Your Trades 135CHAPTER 8 Executing Your Trades 141
　　Order Types 142
% N5 q- U7 J2 B; d　　CHAPTER 9 Portfolio Management 153
5 ^3 `- f2 c5 C) s　　Two Types of Risk 154
　　The Goal: Diversification—Minimizing Unique Risk 155The Methods: Correlation and Number of Positions 156Identifying and Mitigating Systematic Risk 163Trade Sizing 180
　　Early Exercise 183
　　Conclusion 189
7 {. Y3 Q1 s% S: a# J( W　　About the Website 191
1 a$ R5 d8 E2 g- a  _. p, X) w　　About the Author 193
& z, R1 k8 ^: C6 g7 a; [, w　　Index 195



　　Select and execute the best trades—and reduce riskRather than teaching options from a financial perspective, How to Price and Trade Options: Identify, Analyze, and Execute the Best Trade Probabilities goes back to the Nobel Prize-winning Black-Scholes model. Written by well-known options expert Al Sherbin, it looks at the basis for probability theory in option trading and explains how to put the odds in your favor when trading options. Inside, you'll discover how anyone can "operate their own casino" if they know how through proper option strategies. Plus, a supplemental website includes videos that walk you through various probability scenarios, pre-formatted spreadsheets, and code.
　　All investors should have a portion of their portfolio set aside for option trades. Not only do options provide great opportunities for leveraged plays, they can also help you earn larger profits with a smaller amount of cash outlay. With the help of this book, traders, active investors, and self-directed investors of all stripes will learn how simple it can be to deploy probability-based trading strategies.
　　Teaches both defined and undefined risk strategiesUtilizes simple cost basis reduction strategies to enhance investment returnsDraws on unique research studies
　　Discusses volatility to include both historical (realized) and implied volatility: the interplay between the two is a key piece of information overlooked by option tradersIf you're a trader of any level and want to make the best trades possible, this book has you covered.
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