Stu's writing style and exceptional wisdom when it comes to the futures options markets is unparalleled. Funny, witty, and filled with gobs of invaluable information, I keep this book on my trading desk at all times.
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Outstanding book. I have corresponded with Stuart on a few occasions, and have found him to be a very genuine and intelligent guy. I personally enjoyed his writing style, and appreciate the fact that he didn't rub his advanced degrees in the reader's face. Very down-to-earth guy. I guess some readers such as Fletch prefer dry academic tomes instead of well written edutainment, so hey whatever cranks your tractor I guess. If...
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Don't know what book Edward Lovette read, but it's pretty clear he didn't read the entire book. This is an exceptional book and anyone who trades options would be taking the short end of the bet by missing it. Johnston makes his points easily, clearly, practically, and (unusual for a book on options, which are usually dry as dust) it's very entertaining. Mainly, and again this is rare or nonexistent in the options books...
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When you want to set up a spread, which options set should you use ? out of money, in the money or at the money ? When your trade is not going your way, what kind of damage control is possible ? If you want answers to such practical questions, then this book is for you. All traders in options should read this book. While the book refers to options on futures, traders in stock options should find many useful concepts - as I...
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Johnston's book is very well done - an excellent read without the hype. It assumes the reader has some knowledge of the options markets. Beginners should start with Natenberg's book then read "Trading options to Win". It's a must read for anyone that's serious about trading options with a defined edge. The book covers several extremely practical trading methodologies, when to employ them (when the odds are very much in...
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