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Options Institute — Options: Essential Concepts and Trading Strategies
Options Institute — Options: Essential Concepts and Trading Strategies



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Íàçâàíèå: Options: Essential Concepts and Trading Strategies

Àâòîð: Options Institute

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Options, when used strategically can help investors control investment risk, capitalize on market opportunities, or enhance investment income. In order to maximize these opportunities, market participants must first grasp the fundamentals of options, including their attendant risk, features, and benefits. Options: Essential Concepts and Trading Strategies is an authoritative guide to options products and the tactics for incorporating them into an investment strategy. This easy-to-understand guide explains what options are, how they are priced, and how they are traded. Most importantly, it shows how options can enhance a portfolio's performance and help readers meet their investment objective. Covering Everything from the history of the options industry to the latest index options and products (including LEAPS, CAPS, and FLEX) this revised edition shows how to: Use options to protect profits, positions and portfolios; Make more informed, strategic decisions when buying or selling equity and index options- and avoid the most common pitfalls; Understand options pricing and forecasting theories without getting bogged down in the math.


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Èçäàíèå: 2nd

Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 1995

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 430

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 14.11.2006

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Standard & Poor's 500 Stock Index options (SPX)      11 329;
Standard & Poor's 500 Stock Index options (SPX), introduction of by CBOE      11
Standard & Poor's 500 Stock Index options (SPX), LEAPS options on      329
Standard deviation      72—74; see also Volatility
Standard deviation, risk measurement as      319—320
Standardization of contract terms      6—9
Static portfolio insurance      341 352—354
Static portfolio insurance, versus dynamic insurance      352—354
Stock index futures      202—204 211—212 249 275 317—318 347—348 353
Stock index futures, cash overlay strategy      367
Stock price curve and      269—270
Stock price curve and, delta and      38—42
Stock price curve and, gamma and      42—46
Stock price curve and, historical      58—59
Stock price curve and, option price and      20—21
Stock price curve and, prediction, importance of      75 78
Stock price curve and, probable future price movements      72—73
Stock price curve and, theoretical value and      27—28
Stock repair      191—192; see also Repair strategies
Stop order      166
Straddle      see Long straddle and Short straddle
Strangle      see Long strangle and Short strangle
Strike price      8 18—21
Strike price, intervals between      18—19
Synthetic equivalents      250—251; see also Equivalent positions
Synthetic long stock      250—251
Systematic writing      178—179; see also Covered call writing
Takeovers, covered call writing and      175
tau      see Vega Thales
Theoretical traders      248
Theoretical value      26—37 57—71
Theoretical value, basis for      76—78
Theoretical value, call      26—28
Theoretical value, components of      26
Theoretical value, estimate as      76
Theoretical value, expected value as      67
Theoretical value, expected volatility and      68
Theoretical value, implied volatility and      68—71 270—271
Theoretical value, interest rates and      33—34
Theoretical value, put      25 27—28
Theoretical value, stock price and      27—28
Theoretical value, time and      29—33
Theoretical value, volatility and      34—37 57—68 262—267 305
Theta      47—49 272;
Time box      262
Time decay      23 29—33
Time decay, bear put spread and      115
Time decay, bull call spread and      109—110
Time decay, butterfly spread and      285
Time decay, call options and      29—31
Time decay, call writing and      96—98
Time decay, LEAPS and      141—143
Time decay, long straddle and      120—121
Time decay, option buyers and      32—33
Time decay, option writers and      32—33
Time decay, put buying and      91
Time decay, put options and      31
Time decay, short straddle and      132
Time decay, small investor and      192—193
Time decay, speculative call buying and      85—86
Time decay, theta and      47—49 272
Time spread      261 271—272 278—284;
Time spread, dividends and interest effect      283
Time spread, jelly roll and      261 280
Time spread, time decay and      281—282
Time spread, trading      281—284
Time spread, volatility and      271—272 282—283
Time value      21—22
Time, delta and      46—47
Time, theoretical value and      29—33
Time, theta and      47—49
Treasury bills      177 303 344—346 351—352 358—359
Treasury bills, 90/10 strategy      220—221 344—345 351—352 358—359
Treasury bills, writing puts and buying      345—346 350
Treasury bond options      12
Tulip craze in Holland      1—2
Turnbridge & Company      3—4
Two-sided market      9 245
Uncovered call writing      94—99; see also Call options
Uncovered put writing      99—102 175—177 241—244 310;
Understanding Put and Call Options      5
Undervalued options      75—78 249
Underwrite      310; see also Put options
Vega      49 271—272
Vertical spread      284
VIX      see Market Volatility Index CBOE
Volatility      57—79
Volatility Index      see Market Volatility Index
Volatility of option price, implied volatility      201 209 213—214 216—217 226—228
Volatility plays      270—272
Volatility premium      266—267
Volatility premium, time spread and      271—272 282—283
Volatility, average stock price movements and      72—73
Volatility, binomial process      62
Volatility, covered call writing and      105
Volatility, daily returns and      58—59
Volatility, delinking index futures and stock market      317—318
Volatility, expected      57 67—69
Volatility, expected stock price distribution and      68 71
Volatility, expected value and      59—67
Volatility, exposure      264—267
Volatility, future      57
Volatility, historical      57—59 305
Volatility, implied      36—37 57 68—71 78 161—162 270—271 305—311;
Volatility, implied price ranges and      73—75
Volatility, LEAPS and      143—144
Volatility, long volatility      271
Volatility, option buyers and      75 77—78
Volatility, option value and      59—71
Volatility, option writers and      75 77—78
Volatility, price distribution and      59—71 266
Volatility, short volatility      271
Volatility, standard deviations and      72—74
Volatility, summary of      78—79 305
Volatility, theoretical value and      34—37 57—68 262—267 305
Volatility, time spread as volatility play      271—272
Volatility, unknown factor as      37 265
Volatility, vega and      49 271—272
Wall Street      3
Wall Street Journal, The      6 197 385
XII      see Institutional Index
XMI      see Major Market Index
Yield spread indicators      304
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