Natenberg

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... "BIBLE" of option books (considered by most Market Makers) is "Options Volatility and Pricing" - by Natenberg. Together both these books will give you almost everything you need to know ABOUT options... TRADING guide books, but rather detailed explanations on how option works and some general strategies. Natenberg really gets into the pricing and volatility aspect - which is a MUST if you plan ...

...on the other hand the only way to really get good at it is to dive into it. Sheldon Natenberg has what I will call the best "introductory" book on the subject: Option volatility and ... valuations and some techniques. I wouldn't even touch an option, until you've read Natenberg. Uninformed options gamblers always get busted out. Usually pretty quick. Ultimately, you've got...

At the end of the day, I still think Natenberg is the best. His books aren't exactly exciting reads, but they get the job done. Just about everyone in the options biz these days cut their teeth on "Options Volatility and Pricing" by Natenberg. It's the bible. A very dry, boring bible...

... tend to focus on. Books that help (from novice to advanced) 1) Options by Guy Bower 2) Options as a Strategic Investment - Larry McMillan 3) Options Volatility and Pricing - Sheldon Natenberg 4) Options: The Hidden Reality - Charles Cottle Avoid those "get rich quick", r"eplace your income instantly" sort of options books for now. Any questions, id also suggest you visit ...

Hey, Larry. Glad I found you. I'm looking into options books on Amazon. Do you have a favorite? I'm thinking of picking up "Option Volatility & Pricing: Advanced Trading Strategies and Techniques by Sheldon Natenberg"

... about it, there seems like an overload of info over the net about FX Trading (and the associated TA). I am biding my time until some books i ordered arrive from the states. Incidently, the book you want from Natenberg is 'Option Pricing and Volatility' his 1994 book. Also, a good tip too is buy it from Amazon. It is $41 USD there.....we are near parity so you pay about $43 and then...

Thank goodness for clueless traders. I suggest reading Cottle, Natenberg,Haug etc. Options are only for scarey people like me and other eccentrics. There is a site dedicated to Iron condors-you might want to look at that, but equity options as a sell? No thanks.