Options Trading Crash Course: Advanced Guide to Make Money with Options Trading in 30 Days or Less! – Learn the Fundamentals and Profitable Strategies of Options Trading by Mark Elder

Options Trading Crash Course: Advanced Guide to Make Money with Options Trading in 30 Days or Less! – Learn the Fundamentals and Profitable Strategies of Options Trading by Mark Elder

Chapter 1: Options Trading Advanced

In this chapter, we will talk about what an option trading is and also touch
upon some stock trading as well. Even though this book is for advanced
traders, we would like to touch upon the basics in this chapter. The reason
why is because it is always good practice to go over the basics before we
get into the topic at hand. Also, it is very important that you understand
both stock trading and options trading before we get into the advanced
topics. Overall in this chapter, we will talk about practical theory and
examples which will help you to really understand what an option trading is
and how you can yield amazing benefits.
Stock Investing

The market value of a share is that which results from the official price lists,
if listed and may be different from the nominal value and the asset value
(net equity divided by the number of shares), according to some variables.
By simplifying, a solid company with good growth prospects will be
associated with high potential and therefore a high value of the shares
issued; on the other hand, a company with financial problems and with
prospects of de-growth will be associated with a low value of its shares.
Even the performance of the economy, politics, and speculation can
influence the market value of an action.
How to Choose the Best Stocks
But which actions to choose? Upstream of this choice there must be a
careful study of their tolerance to risk, also taking a cue from past behavior.
Once you have decided how much to invest in shares, based on all the
reasoning you have to do, you have to decide what to buy.
To this end many theories come in handy, the main ones are fundamental
analysis and technical analysis. The fundamental theory tells when to buy,
hold or sell a share, based on the prospects for growth over competitors,
budget data, price, and dividend. However, the financial statements of
companies do not always correspond to reality, since it is sufficient to insert
an active or passive contingency to see the final result change. There are
also the emotions of the market, so even under ideal conditions; it is
possible that the value of action remains very low for a long time, perhaps
falling below the purchase price.
Technical analysis, on the other hand, deals with the historical price trend,
and purchase (or sales) decisions are made by forecasts. In reality, it is not

Options Trading Crash Course: Advanced Guide to Make Money with Options Trading in 30 Days or Less! – Learn the Fundamentals and Profitable Strategies of Options Trading by Mark Elder