Options Trading [All-in-1]: 34 Techniques, Tactics, & Strategies to Profit in the Financial Markets. The Ultimate In-Depth Guide for Beginners. Analyze, Execute, & Reduce Risks to Grow Your Net Worth

This is not a technical deep dive into options strategies. Rather, this is a nicely laid out review of option definitions and guideline to achieving a long and successful trading journey. The author lays out the general knowledge an options trader should have going into this type of career whether it be for personal finance or as a fund manager. Concise summaries are given of the options and various strategies, however, the emphasis is on the bigger picture of building a strong foundation for a sustainable trading system.

This book provides excellent guidelines regarding the self discipline needed to be successful in options trading (and generally all trading).

For anyone looking to get started in options trading, "Options Trading [All-in-1]" is an immensely practical checklist that provides a clear, structured approach to understanding and executing option trades. It covers "34 techniques, tactics, and strategies", making it a great resource for beginners who want to build a strong foundation while also gaining insight into the nuances of risk management and market analysis.One of the book’s greatest strengths is its logical organization and sequencing. It begins with fundamental concepts, ensuring that newcomers grasp the basics before diving into more advanced topics. The step-by-step progression makes it easy to follow, even for those with no prior experience in options trading. The book also includes essential discussions on regulatory issues and personal risk assessment, which are critical for any trader looking to protect their investments and make informed decisions.A unique and thoughtful addition to the book is the commentary on work-life balance. Trading—especially options trading—can be time-consuming and mentally demanding, so I appreciated the author’s insights on maintaining a sustainable approach. This emphasis on balance is a refreshing perspective in a field where the focus is often solely on profit and strategy.Another great feature is the bonus content offered by the author—five additional PDF documents that provide further resources. However, these materials are only available upon writing a book review, which may not appeal to all readers, and makes it impossible for me to comment on its worth.My only real disappointment with the book is the lack of graphs and visual aids, particularly for topics like technical analysis. Given the complexity of options trading, well-placed charts and illustrations could have greatly enhanced the learning experience. Concepts like option spreads, Greeks, and market trends would have been easier to grasp with more visual representation.Overall, Options Trading [All-in-1] is a well-structured and informative resource that provides a comprehensive introduction to options trading. Despite the minor drawback of missing graphs, it remains a valuable first step for anyone looking to navigate the world of options trading with confidence.

Full of good information. It was definitely a good book to invest in

Excellent book. Received on great condition. Thanks

Having traded Future options myself this is a great starting point to understand the importance of every aspect of the trade.I’ve made a lot of money by having a trading plan and following through like what you will learn inside.I’ve hedged futures, bought and sold them, my favorite are the deep out of money options that can be bought cheap and then turn into lots of cash. However, there have been times where the options expired worthless and many times purchase further out options why because I have a plan and stick to it until the goal is reached.This book talks about the importance of a strategy and following through. I found I had my most success when I followed my plan and had the biggest losses when I was in my head.There are many successful strategies for trading however, the biggest optical is the person in the mirror. It’s the psychology of trading taught in this book.This book is a great starting point for anyone looking to get started in options trading the right way.

The first thing that struck me about this book was its size - only 130 pages or so - hardly enough for an in-depth guide as claimed. Much of the content is super high level. I think I read the entire book in less than an hour if that is any indicator.The bad:No diagrams whatsoever! For an options book this seems like a missed opportunity and somewhat unforgivable. I think an inexperienced reader would have a hard time comprehending the various strategies without any visual guide.No examples of actual trades. It would have been useful to follow a trade from end-to-end and examine how profit was made.No guidance on what types of trades to make - which expiration dates to choose, which markets to consider, etc.No guidance on what happens if the option is exercised, how and when to exit an option, etc.No guidance on the mechanics of exchange trading, bid,ask, limit orders, market orders, etc. etc.The good:The book does offer some sage advice on how to approach options trading at a high-level - how to keep a disciplined approach, how to not let emotion enter your trading, how to manage risk, etc.In summary, this book is in my opinion too high-level and lacking detail on the actual mechanics of trading. It is obviously geared towards beginners, but I think it assumes a lot of knowledge and leaves out a lot of details.

If you already have a basic understanding of options trading, this book may not be for you. It primarily covers terms and definitions, making it more suitable for beginners. Overall, it’s a very good read