Originally published as Options Plain and Simple , this new edition includes:
- How the options industry operates and how basic strategies have evolved
- Risk management and how to trade safely
- Inclusion of new products such as exchange traded funds
- A glossary of key words and further reading
- Addition of market scenarios and examples
Like all investment strategies, options offer potential return while incurring potential risk. The advantage of options trading is that risk can be managed to a greater degree than with outright buying or selling.
The Financial Times Guide to Options is a straightforward and practical introduction to the fundamentals of options. It includes only what is essential to basic understanding and presents options theory in conventional terms, with a minimum of jargon. This thorough guide will give you a basis from which to trade most of the options listed on most of the major exchanges. The Financial Times Guide to Options includes:
- Options in everyday life
- The basics of calls
- The basics of puts
- Pricing and behaviour
- Volatility and pricing models
- The Greeks and risk assessment: delta
- Gamma and theta
- Vega
- Call spreads and put spreads, or one by one directional spreads
- One by two directional spreads
- Combos and hybrid spreads for market direction
- Volatility spreads
- Combining straddles and strangles for reduced risk
- Combining call spreads and put spreads
- The covered write, the calendar spread and the diagonal spread
- The interaction of the Greeks
- Options performance based on cost
- Trouble shooting and common problems
- Volatility skews
- Futures, synthetics and put-call parity
- Conversions, reversals, boxes and options arbitrage
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