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Please let me know if you have any experience (good or bad) with either, or if you would recommend something else.
I don’t know these programs. There are many books available on option trading ranging from beginners to advanced. The best approach is first to read about options, learn how they work, then start on a small scale. Buying call and put options is more risky than selling covered options. If you don’t already own some stocks on which you can sell options, you may want to take advantage of the high leverage that option buying gives you.
You will need to open a brokerage account. Look for a discount broker with low commissions on options, or open an account with a flat annual or monthly fee that permits unlimited trading with no commissions.
Learn about options with the Option Play Books from Paul Brittain of www.CommodityTradingSchool.com.
Master the 19 primary option trading strategies for trading options on commodity futures contracts.
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Unlimited return with limited risk – introduction to married put stock options trading p2/7 – learn how to trade married puts
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i am new to futures and option trading ,.and dont know how to tarde in f&o.please guide me and tell from where i can learn to trade in f&o.
Do you really wish to trade in Futures and Options? If you have limited resources, please do not. It is very very difficult to sustain the FO trades because of volatility. At the most you can be comfortable in options but definitely not in Futures.
If you are in Mumbai, I can teach you. Am in stocks space, with a stock broker in Mumbai- advising people about investment decisions. Email me. You can have a look at my website www.askniting.com for preliminary information.
Other way is attend workshops held by Bombay Stock Exchange. They are of very short duration but might help you.
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Also, are there any advisory companies that help you with selecting good option buys? I realize all of these are fairly pricey but do any of them help in directing you to the right ones? Thanks.
I don’t really know but ,When I researched this I came up with some sites that appear to be informative.
http://www.preferredtrade.com/content/default.aspx
http://www.nasdaq.com/options/ed_how2.stm
http://www.trade2win.com/boards/options/24433-10-how-s-option-trading-article.html
And Also…………….
http://stockoptionssecrets.com/blog is the place to watch more of the videos in this series. You can learn about an Options Trading Strategy aimed at providing you a monthly income. Hear what is the number one mistake options traders make.
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When I say "where" I mean any good books or websites or strategies?
If you have small amounts of cash is it better to use it on penny stocks or options?
<<<Where did you learn to trade options>>>
When I first learned about options there was no internet and there were not a lot of books on the subject, so most of my initial education came from by broker. (In those days that was a person you talked to who gave you advice.)
Since that time I have expanded my knowledge by reading books.
<<<how long did it take you to get the hang of it?>>>
Years, but I never made any effort to learn what I needed to know quickly.
<<<When I say "where" I mean any good books or websites or strategies?>>>
There are two excellent spam-free web resources for learning the basics about options.
http://www.cboe.com/LearnCenter/default.aspx
http://www.optionseducation.org/
Once you have completed the free education available at these sites, I still recommend reading at least one good book about options before trading them. Any of the books in the bibliography at
http://www.cboe.com/Institutional/Bibliography.aspx
can be considered "good" depending on your level It is best to review several at a large library, large bookstore, or at amazon.com to pick a book appropriate for you.
My favorites, which may not be the best for you, are
McMillan, Lawrence G.: Options as a Strategic Investment, Fourth Edition, New York, New York Institute of Finance, 2002.
Natenberg, Sheldon: Option Volatility and Pricing, Revised Edition, Burr Ridge, Illinois, Irwin Professional Publishing, 1994.
<<<If you have small amounts of cash is it better to use it on penny stocks or options?>>>
IMHO, options. With options you can learn what you need to know about the underlying company. with most penny stocks that is difficult or impossible.
I should add that in general I would recommend that anyone with "small amounts" start by investing in long term traditional (not penny) stock positions.