How do they do it? How is it that some institutional investors, and do gurus of investment are able to make money in a down market, at a time when everyone else’s portfolio was down 45 to 50%? Interestingly enough, many of these superstars of investment have written books on the topic. And I’ve read more than a few over the years. Some are just hype and garbage, but some are quite good.
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This book is intended (more or less) for a person beginning in options. Its no “walk in the woods” but considering the abstruseness of both the subject and the other books on the topic I have scanned, it's near the top of the class. ... of the strategies are viable and 'make sense'. It is an excellent resource on the use of options for straight trading, hedging, spreads, straddles, producing income, and insurance, etc. IMHO “Sure-Thing Options Trading:. . . ” should ...