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razf1

Hi,

I just finished reading Options Volatility & Pricing and wanted to find out what other books are recommended by seasoned traders.

Thanks,
Raza
 
Interestingly, I just read today a book by Carol Alexander called Market Models. It has an excellent discussion of volatility in it along with a bunch of models to estimate it. I was seriously impressed as she adresses some issues for options traders. It may not be what you're looking for though as it isn't a trading book.

Other than that google for an online copy of Coulda, Shoulda , Woulda by Cottle. His original one was called Options Pereception/Deception, but it isn't available.
 
Quote from razf1:

Hi,

I just finished reading Options Volatility & Pricing and wanted to find out what other books are recommended by seasoned traders.

Thanks,
Raza
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If you just read Natenberg once (or five times) I would suggest reading it about a dozen more times.
 
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If you just read Natenberg once (or five times) I would suggest reading it about a dozen more times.
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Agreed, you need to read these books multiple times and the Baird book is pretty good too
 
I reread some of the Baird book in the last few days since it was mentioned here. There are definitely some good things discussed there in, although it could go a littel more in depth.
 
Quote from razf1:

Hi,

I just finished reading Options Volatility & Pricing and wanted to find out what other books are recommended by seasoned traders.

Thanks,
Raza
More...

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1[]And just as helpful, Big Trends by Price Headly;
2] Len Yates-High Performance Options,
3]options info in 3 Jack Schwager top traders books,
4]Best bang for buck The Four Biggest Mistakes, by Jay Kaeppel
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