Well, it's not the actual book, so I'll mention it. One item to mention that I just came across and found quite useful is that there is actually a workbook of exercises (with worked solutions) available for Natenberg. This is a really helpful tome for helping solidify all the basic concepts covered in that (and similiar) options texts.
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Best of the bunch. Comprehensive and an easy read, covering all vol-related theory and strategies.
Free download too:
https://www.pdfdrive.com/trading-volatility-correlation-term-structure-and-skew-cfe-e3008836.html
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Right now I'm reading "..the seller of a call has the obligation..." For a person new to options trading both books have some merit.
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P.s. I also recommend that options traders read (or reread) "a buyer of put has the right" and "the the seller of a put has the obligation" Both go hand in hand with the "call" books.
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same here, Position sizing, this is what we need man. Literally theeee most important aspect of trading.
and Sinclair’s books are always gems
Thanks for the Bennet link, looks informative.
I own Bennet's book and I did enjoy some sections of it. I am currently about halfway through Taleb's book Dynamic Hedging. This is a great book but also more on the theoretical side. I have a MS in Statistics but I still have to take my time with it.
Has anyone ever read the entire Volcube series? I read the first one and I thought it was excellent.
Has anyone ever read the entire Volcube series? I read the first one and I thought it was excellent.
Please let us know your opinions after you read it.
I haven’t, but their MM simulation was great! I’ll start it next, thanks.