David caplan options trading
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Insights from Financial Literature. Friday, March 19, Caplan, The New Option Secret: Unlike so many authors of trading books who take a single mediocre idea, stretch it and then garnish it with boilerplate ideas, David L.
Caplan is a man of few words. He says what he has to say, illustrates his trading ideas with charts, and then stops. In the case of The New Option Secret: Volatility , available through Traders Press he compromises to produce a full-length book. His text makes up the first half of the book. He then turns the stage over to other experienced option traders, reprinting articles and excerpts from books on volatility.
Well, yes, he does include some of his own work in this section.
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That caveat aside, Caplan offers six trades for the off-floor trader. Here the trader would sell an OTM put and an OTM call in the same expiration month.
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This trade, which consists of buying a close-to-the-money option and selling two or more options farther OTM, benefits from a mildly trending market and high volatility in OTM options. Here trend is not so important as long as the trader believes that the front-month option that he sells will not be ITM at expiration.
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The strategy here is to take advantage of the premium disparity between strike prices in a trending market. This trade attempts to exploit strong technical support and resistance levels. He concludes his text with an overview of types of volatility, a section on the Greeks, and what he describes as trading gems and tidbits.
What it offers are practical suggestions for a person setting out to trade options on futures. Posted by Brenda Jubin at 6: Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest.
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