Options Trading Pricing and Volatility Strategies and Techniques. A Crash Course for Beginners to Make Big Profits Fast With Options Trading. How to Trade to Get Your Financial Freedom - Trading

If you really want to make options trading for a living then take a look to the profitable graphs and chart patterns of this book.
If you want to know how price and volatility influence the markets then here you will find the answer with simple words and clear examples.

The price of the option is considerably less than that of the underlying stock, which is a key reason for the attractiveness of options. Although by a smaller amount, the price of the option will change in the event that the price of the stock changes. Also, the price of an associated option will experience related fluctuations as the price of stock experiences its everyday ups and downs.

Let's take a look at what transpires if things don't go precisely as planned.

Suppose that an interchange is being built, but while digging, they encounter across a toxic waste dump that isn't known to anybody. The land is now worthless. The owner then says to you, "I want you to buy this land for $240,000." But you reply, "I don't want to buy it. And although I have the right, I'm not obliged to buying it. I prefer not to exercise my right to buy at this time."

The landowner, as you can see, is at this point stuck with a property that has become worthless. You've certainly lost your $20,000. The landowner has however also seen his property value drop by $200,000.

This is a good instance of how options give the option buyer powerful leverage with limited drawback risk. You can control an asset worth a huge sum of money for only "pennies on the dollar" as an option owner. You can control an asset that has unlimited profit potential by putting down only $20,000. You can earn a huge profit on your money, because you have only a little capital tied up, yet complete control of the asset. Better still, your risk is limited to the money you put up. As the example shows, the option owner has a lesser risk than the person who actually owns the asset.

- What you need to know regarding Options Trading

- How you can benefit from it in the long run

- How to manage Price in bull and bear market

- How to take advantage of options volatility

- How to read the graphics

- How to distinguish types of options and maximize your profit

- How to make Options trading your new business