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    Options Trading: 7 Golden Beginners Strategies to Start Trading Options Like a PRO! Perfect Guide to Learn Basics & Tactics for Investing in Stocks, Futures, Binary & Bonds. Create Passive Income Fast
    Options Trading: 7 Golden Beginners Strategies to Start Trading Options Like a PRO! Perfect Guide to Learn Basics & Tactics for Investing in Stocks, Futures, Binary & Bonds. Create Passive Income Fast
    Options Trading: 7 Golden Beginners Strategies to Start Trading Options Like a PRO! Perfect Guide to Learn Basics & Tactics for Investing in Stocks, Futures, Binary & Bonds. Create Passive Income Fast
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    Options Trading: 7 Golden Beginners Strategies to Start Trading Options Like a PRO! Perfect Guide to Learn Basics & Tactics for Investing in Stocks, Futures, Binary & Bonds. Create Passive Income Fast

    By Mark Graham

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    There are a lot of different investment opportunities that you can choose from. Some will entail more risk than others, but they can also entail higher profit potentials as well. But one option that many investors may not consider when they first get started in this market is options trading. 



    This guidebook is going to take some time to explore options trading and how even a beginner can get started making money if they choose the right strategy. 


    Options trading is a great choice when it comes to investing your money. You will be able to earn unlimited profits without actually having to own the security outright. And this type of investment can work no matter what kind of market conditions are present with a stock. When you are ready to get started with options trading, make sure to check out this guidebook to help you out!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTony Bennis
    Release dateJun 14, 2019
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    Mark Graham

    Mark Graham is a professor in the Art Department at Brigham Young University. Graham is an internationally known illustrator. His research interests include teacher education, place-based education, graphic novels, ecological/holistic education, secondary art education, design thinking, STEAM education, and Himalayan art and culture. Contact: 3116-B JKB, Brigham Young University, Provo, UT 84602, USA.

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      Options Trading - Mark Graham

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      Introduction

      CONGRATULATIONS ON downloading Options Trading for Beginners and thank you for doing so.

      The following chapters will discuss the best strategies that you can follow in order to get the most out of your own investing experience. Many people are searching for different methods they can use to help invest their money. They may choose to work in the stock market, to invest in real estate, to start their own business, and even put the money into retirement. Another choice that you can go with that has a lot of great strategies and can work no matter how the market is performing, is options.

      With options, you are going to purchase the right to use the asset, rather than the actual asset. When the chosen expiration date occurs on that contract, the investor gets to choose whether they want to exercise their right to purchase or sell the underlying asset. And since this investment type is able to work no matter how the market is doing, it is the perfect choice when it comes to always being able to make money.

      This guidebook is going to take a look at some of the basics that you need to know in order to get started with options trading. We will look at what options trading is about and some of the terms that you need to know to make the trading easier to handle. When that is done, we will explore some of the best strategies that you can utilize in order to really make a good profit from options trading, and how to limit your losses, how to invest in all market conditions, and so much more. Then we will end this guidebook with an overview of some of the methods you can use to limit your risks while maximizing your potential profits.

      There are so many things to enjoy when it comes to options trading. When you are ready to get started with this investment type, make sure to check out this investment type and learn the best strategies and all the information that you need to see success.

      There are plenty of books on this subject on the market, thanks again for choosing this one! Every effort was made to ensure it is full of as much useful information as possible, please enjoy!

      Chapter 1: What is Options Trading?

      BEFORE WE GET INTO some of the strategies that come with options trading, let’s take a look at the basics of stock options. You probably have a good idea of what a share or stock of a company is. To keep it simple, a single share is going to represent a solitary unit of ownership in that company. Companies will offer their shares for sale in order to raise some capital for themselves. These shares, or equities, are going to be listed as well as traded on the stock exchange amongst interested traders.

      In the stock exchange, a lot of things can go on. You will notice that there are going to be many high profile shares that trade in huge volumes. These also may have some derivatives that are associated with them. A derivative is a contract that can occur between at least two parties, and sometimes more, in which the contract will derive its value from an underlying security, such as an index or a stock.

      The most commonly traded derivatives that you are able to find on the stock market will be options and futures. We won’t spend a lot of time on futures in this guidebook, but they are often easier to understand compared to options, but they often have less flexibility and will carry more risk with them.

      An option, on the other hand, is going to be a type of contract, one that is sold by one party to another that will give the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to either sell or purchase an underlying stock at a pre-determined price. There is usually an expiration date or time that comes with these options and the buyer must decide what to do with it in that time frame. They can also choose to work with the underlying asset at any time before the expiration date occurs.

      These options can’t exist indefinitely and each of them has this expiry date. The option buyer will have the right to exercise their buyer at the time of the expiry, or they can use it before the expiry point. So, when would you want to use an option rather than relying on stocks?

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