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Commodity Options: Trading
and Hedging Volatility in the World's Most Lucrative
Market
by: Carley Garner, Paul Brittain
Investors worldwide are discovering the enormous
opportunities available through commodity options
trading. However, because commodities have differing
underlying characteristics from equities, commodity
options behave differently as well. In this book,
two of the field’s most respected analysts present
strategies built from the ground up for commodity
options. Carley Garner and Paul Brittain begin with
a quick primer on how commodity options work, how
they evolved, and why conventional options
strategies often fail in the commodity options
markets. Next, using detailed examples based on
their own extensive research, they show how to
leverage the unique characteristics of commodity
options in your own trades. You’ll walk through
trades from “top to bottom,” master both long- and
short-option approaches, and learn powerful
strategies usually ignored in options books. For
example, the authors introduce synthetic swing
trading strategies that systematically reduce
volatility from the market.
Hardcover
This book’s easy-to-use trading strategies are
strategically employed by the author’s clients every
day: With Commodity Options, you can work
to put the odds in your favor, too!
- Why commodity options are different–and what
it means to you
Understand key differences in the underlying
assets and the logistics of market execution
- Systematically rewrite the odds in your
favor
Four ways to make winning trades more
likely–and losing trades less common
- When to trade short options–and how to
manage the risk
Why careful option selling may improve your
odds of success
- Master strategies designed for diverse
market conditions
Combine long and short options to create the
right strategy for any market opportunity
- Exploit short-lived trends through
“synthetic” swing trading
Get the advantages of futures contracts
without the volatility
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2008 Grain Trader's
Almanac
by: Scott Barrie,
CFEA
The
Grain Trader’s Almanac is a practical trading
reference for producers, purchasers, and speculators
in the grain futures markets. It
will alert you to the nuances of the grain trade and
the factors that might affect prices throughout the
year. Don't trade the grains without this valuable
information!
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The purpose of the Grain
Trader’s Almanac is to educate grain market
participants in the normal behavior of prices. By
being able to quickly reference past market
performance and statistics, grain traders should be
able to make informed decisions with ease.
Whether you are producer, consumer, hedger, or
speculator, the Grain Trader’s Almanac provides you
with insight into the production and consumption
cycle of grains and how grain prices have been
affected by changes. The
profitability of your operations may be greatly
enhanced by the proper interpretation of one of the
studies provided in this book.
We so strongly believe
that the Grain Trader’s Almanac will be helpful to
your grain market operations that if you are not
completely satisfied with your purchase, return it
for a full, no-hassle refund!
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2008
Livestock Trader's
Almanac
by: Scott Barrie,
CFEA
Futures trading can be
difficult. Most commodity traders lose money basing
decisions on an incomplete understanding of the
fundamentals. Don't make the same mistake—let the
Livestock Almanac help you to understand how
changes in supply and demand affect prices.
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Every strategy presented
in the Livestock Almanac has been rigorously
tested. Each strategy is based on solid research
into the supply and demand cycle of the livestock
markets. Let the Livestock Almanac help you make
more informed decisions.
Anyone serious about the livestock markets will
benefit from the information contained in the
Livestock Almanac. A wealth of information is
presented pertaining to normal behavior of these
markets, as well as how the forces of supply and
demand affect livestock pricing.
We so strongly believe that the Livestock Trader’s
Almanac will be helpful to your livestock market
operations that if you are not completely satisfied
with your purchase, return it for a full,
no-hassle refund! |
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Market Math Gann Angles Vol. 1
by: Gene Nowell
Gene Nowell breaks down
angle analysis in an easy to understand format in
Market Math Gann Angles for those who seek the
answers to timing, proper charting, scaling, and
using the 1x1 angle.
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$24.95 |
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Market Math Gann Angles
will help you understand the application of
mathematical relationships to Stock and Commodity
charts and how Angles can be used successfully in
your everyday trading.
The book has 120 pages
of market-related mathematics and numerous charts
showing opportunities for a trade by using geometric
math from Fibonacci techniques to the Square of 9
and angle analysis.
"Wow, that's one of
the best books on Gann I've ever read!!! Fantastic,
congratulations!!!"
-Lan Turner, President
and CEO of Gecko Software, Inc.
"Gene,
Congratulations on a well written document. I
habitually buy Gann related material and most of it
is nowhere near as well put together as yours is -
or as reasonably priced. I will have no qualms about
leaving favorable feedback."
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Commodity Trading 101
by: Andras Nagy
Commodity Trading 101 is
a primer in the new age of oil and gold bull
market. Former Chicago Board of Trade floor
trader, Andras Nagy, explains Options and Futures
Spreads in the simplest terms.
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Industry experts and
pundits would like you to believe commodity futures
trading is only for the wealthy and sophisticated.
However, a number of savvy traders use the commodity
markets to hedge inflation and energy woes as well
as prepare for the ever-increasing fiscal volatility
we are facing in the New Millennium.
This book covers Options and Spreads on Commodity
Futures. This little known area of the commodities
market is ideal for people who have a steady income
and want to earn a second income trading a small
amount of capital. The key here is multiple source
of income. It is best to keep your day-to-day needs
separate from your program of wealth building. You
have to find a way to keep your spending from
increasing just because you are making a bundle
trading. Many new traders build up a large trading
account in a short time, starting with a hardly any
capital in the commodities market.
*Shipping Note: Shipping costs vary for
international orders, an email quote will be sent to
you after you have placed your order. Thank you.
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