Traded Options explains how to use these powerful financial instruments and how to make profits whether the market rises, falls or remains static. It moves the reader easily from simple to advanced strategies which minimise investors' risk and maximise returns. Brian Millard's clear, concise style has established his reputation as a leading author
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Traded Options explains how to use these powerful financial instruments and how to make profits whether the market rises, falls or remains static. It moves the reader easily from simple to advanced strategies which minimise investors' risk and maximise returns. Brian Millard's clear, concise style has established his reputation as a leading author. This book also contains over 50 illustrative graphs.
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Brian Millard?s clear, concise style has established his reputation as a leading finance author. In the second edition of this highly popular work he guides the reader easily from simple to advanced trading strategies which minimise investors? risk and maximise returns. Traded Options explains how to take positions that:
- are less risky than investment in shares
- have a profit potential of hundreds of percent per annum
- can make profits whether the market rises, falls or stands still
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Prior to the crash of 1987, those investors taking part in the Government's privatisation of TSB, British Gas, Rolls-Royce, etc. might have thought that money could be made for the asking in the stock market. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
high striking price, upward share price movement, distant expiry dates, low striking price, lower striking price, higher striking price, cost per percentage point, striking price call, penny basis, bear call spread, nearest expiry, striking price option, latest trough, traded options market, put option writer, share price trend, expiry options, particular share price, striking prices, written leg, underlying share price, bull call spread, volatile shares, dealing costs, call option premiums Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Allied Domecq, Share Strike, British Aerospace, Commercial Union, Royal Insurance, Date Share, United Biscuits, British Gas, British Telecom, British Steel, Blue Circle, Lucas Industries, Thames Water, British Airways, Cadbury Schweppes, Grand Met, Premium Share, Abbey National, British Petroleum, National Power, Potential-Limited Gain, Scottish Power, Shell Transport, British Airws, Cadbury-Schweppes February New!
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Prior to the crash of 1987, those investors taking part in the Government's privatisation of TSB, British Gas, Rolls-Royce, etc. might have thought that money could be made for the asking in the stock market. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
high striking price, upward share price movement, distant expiry dates, low striking price, lower striking price, higher striking price, cost per percentage point, striking price call, penny basis, bear call spread, nearest expiry, striking price option, latest trough, traded options market, put option writer, share price trend, expiry options, particular share price, striking prices, written leg, underlying share price, bull call spread, volatile shares, dealing costs, call option premiums Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Allied Domecq, Share Strike, British Aerospace, Commercial Union, Royal Insurance, Date Share, United Biscuits, British Gas, British Telecom, British Steel, Blue Circle, Lucas Industries, Thames Water, British Airways, Cadbury Schweppes, Grand Met, Premium Share, Abbey National, British Petroleum, National Power, Potential-Limited Gain, Scottish Power, Shell Transport, British Airws, Cadbury-Schweppes February New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Winning on the Stock Market (Millard On?) by Brian J. Millard in Front Matter
- Stocks and Shares (Millard On?) by Brian J. Millard in Front Matter
- Channel Analysis: Key to Share Price Prediction by Brian J. Millard in Front Matter
- Introduction to Derivatives (Reuters Financial Training) by London, UK Reuters Limited on page 91
- Winning on the Stock Market (Millard On?) by Brian J. Millard in Front Matter
- The Investor's Toolbox by Peter Temple in Back Matter
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