The Four Biggest Mistakes in Option Trading: 50 2nd Edition
Author(s): Jay Kaeppel (Author)
Publisher: Wiley
Publication Date: 1 Nov. 2006
Edition: 2nd
Language: English
Print length: 112 pages
ISBN-10: 1592802559
ISBN-13: 9781592802555
Book Description
With over 50,000 copies in print for the first edition, Kaeppel’s insight has undoubtedly made its mark in the options world. Now, he strikes again with an updated and more comprehensive look at those pesky mistakes that traders continue to make in trading options. In easy-to-understand terms, he systematically breaks down each problem and offers concrete and practical solutions to overcome it in the future.
There are big profits to be made in options trading. By avoiding the four most common and most costly mistakes the majority of traders make, you’ll be set to win big. System and software developer Jay Kaeppel helps you thoroughly understand each mistake before showing you how to avoid them in future trades.
In this new, color edition, you’ll find:
More in-depth analysis of the four biggest mistakes including volatility calculations, risk/reward relationships, calendar spreads, etc.
More real world examples with varying scenarios updated to reflect today’s market
More graphs and tables to better illustrate Kaeppel’s concepts
More detailed discussion on the nature of options trading and how to create a consistently winning strategy
Concise and to-the-point, here’s an action plan you can read and put into place immediately to become a more profitable trader.
Editorial Reviews
From the Inside Flap
“Kaeppel beans a very bright light on 4 of the most common—yet most difficult to overcome—trading ‘don’t’s’. In easy-to-understand terms he breaks down the problems and offers solutions. Keep this concise little gem near you at all times while trading.”
Consistently in the TOP 25 OPTIONS BOOKS on Amazon!
You can earn big profits in options trading by avoiding the 4 most common—and most costly—mistakes the majority of traders make. Software developer Jay Kaeppel shows you how to avoid common pitfalls option traders encounter that cause them to lose money in the long run.
In Kaeppel’s “quick reading” style you’ll …
Learn to isolate the 4 most common mistakes
See why they are so common and easy to make
And discover a simple strategy to avoid these mistakes altogether
Here’s an action plan you can read and put into place immediately—to become a more profitable trader in no time.
From the Back Cover
“Kaeppel beans a very bright light on 4 of the most common―yet most difficult to overcome―trading ‘don’t’s’. In easy-to-understand terms he breaks down the problems and offers solutions. Keep this concise little gem near you at all times while trading.”
Consistently in the TOP 25 OPTIONS BOOKS on Amazon!
You can earn big profits in options trading by avoiding the 4 most common―and most costly―mistakes the majority of traders make. Software developer Jay Kaeppel shows you how to avoid common pitfalls option traders encounter that cause them to lose money in the long run.
In Kaeppel’s “quick reading” style you’ll …
Learn to isolate the 4 most common mistakes
See why they are so common and easy to make
And discover a simple strategy to avoid these mistakes altogether
Here’s an action plan you can read and put into place immediately―to become a more profitable trader in no time.
About the Author
Jay Kaeppel is a successful trading strategist for Optionetics, Inc., and has a weekly column titled “Kaeppel’s Corner” in which he writes on a variety of trading topics for www.Optionetics.com. Jay has been profiled in Futures magazine, and Barclays Managed Accounts Report, and is author of The Four Biggest Mistakes in Futures Trading, Four Biggest Mistakes in Option Trading, and The Option Trader’s Guide to Probability, Volatility and Timing, all of which have achieved the Top 10 List at www.traderslibrary.com. With 18 years of programming experience, Jay has written a variety of software programs, most notably “Option Pro” trading software, voted “Best Option Trading System” six consecutive years in Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities Magazine. As Director of Research for Essex Trading Co., Ltd., he served as a software developer and trading systems designer, and until 2003 he managed futures trading accounts as a CTA, registering seven consecutive profitable years. He earned his Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Western Illinois University in 1981.
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