If you are completely new and want a quick rundown on how options work, this is OK. Im sure the more extensive books have a beginner section though. Half the pages are covered with a scanned photo that take up most of the page. It is somewhat informative if you lack any knowledge in options whatsoever. This book is intended for beginning investors interested in learning about the ins and outs of options trading. Everything is this book can be found online in a short amount of time, along with more extensive information. Along with utensils needed. The book is roughly 60 pages, its more like a pamphlet.
The book provides a general overview of options, explains how they function, how they can be traded, when they should be traded, and their advantages and disadvantages. Has a fair amount of illustrations. Publisher: Dylanna Publishing, Inc. Arrived today, 3 days early. No prior knowledge is assumed. As we are likely to live longer than our parents, we want to know that we are as financially prepared as we can be and that we UNDERSTAND enough to discuss our portfolio.
Instead, I found it interesting and I immediately realized what a great gift to myself and those who want to learn the basics of early investing as well as how to analyze your portfolio as your life changes. Appears worth the investment. By the end of this guide, you should have a good basic knowledge of what stock options are and how to use them. Looks like a great starting place. They give you enough time to assess the playing field and make educated decisions.