Put Options

Put Options

《Put Options》是2003年McGraw-Hill Trade出版的圖書,作者是Cohen, Jeffrey M.。

基本介紹

  • 中文名:Put Options
  • 作者:Cohen, Jeffrey M.
  • 出版社:McGraw-Hill Trade
  • ISBN:9780071416658
內容簡介
This book offers a revolutionary program for dramatically improving your stock market performance while insuring against market freefalls. To increase their overall stock market returns, investors have been told for decades that they must first increase their risks. Problem is, millions of investors who bought into that line of thinking were caught blindside by recent market downturns - without ever knowing there was a better way. "Put Options" outlines a better way, one that isn't built on pie-in-the-sky, get-rich-quick premises and promises. It introduces a powerful way to trade and invest that allows you to participate in stock market profits without incurring undue risk. The secret is in using put options, versatile instruments that allow you to increase per-dollar returns while hedging against sudden and devastating market downturns.Let "Put Options" show you how to: profit even when you've guessed wrong; weather down markets with your equity virtually intact; invest only in the world's most well-known, successful companies. The potential rewards of owning stock are substantial; so too, as recent markets have proven, are the risks. Let "Put Options" show you a new way to invest, one that significantly limits your downside risk when compared to stock ownership as it helps you pocket consistent profits in today's challenging financial marketplace. 'I think one of the best gifts any investor could bestow upon his or her financial planner or stockbroker is a copy of this book' - Donald Moine, Ph.D., "Financial Planning" Columnist, From the Preface.If you are like most investors, you would leap at the opportunity to earn consistent double-digit stock market returns with greatly reduced risk. "Put Options" introduces you to an innovative, proven program designed to do just that - produce consistent and regular stock market returns while minimizing the risk of losing those returns during a down market. The secret, in a nutshell, is in implementing a low-maintenance, easy-to-follow program of selling puts on quality stocks while hedging those investments by buying puts on the overall market. Far easier to implement and track than it sounds, this strategy is frequently used by institutional investors, whose reputations and careers depend on garnering decent returns without assuming unnecessary risk.Yet, until now, it was considered too complex and high-level for individual investors and traders. "Put Options" explains this proven technique in terms that virtually any investor can understand and implement. The rare investment book that supports its claims by providing the actual results of actual trades using actual household-name stocks, "Put Options" provides a step-by-step template on how you can use author Jeffrey Cohen's SafetyNet program to consistently: profit through the use of puts, one of today's most versatile investment tools; lower your all-important break-even points in up, down, and sideways markets; protect yourself - and even take home a profit - when stock prices go down; financial advisors and stockbrokers will do everything in their power to steer you away from option writing as "too risky."Yet they have no problem recommending high-flying stocks they know little or nothing about, then leaving you to fend for yourself when negative news sends those stocks crashing to the ground...And you can't afford that kind of advice. "Put Options" will change the way you invest by literally changing the way you view investment. It shows you how to invest in today's best blue-chip stocks in such a way as to profit when they do well while protecting yourself when they do poorly. Packed with facts, figures, and actual examples of SafetyNet in action, it unquestionably supports the bottom-line premise that writing options can, if done correctly, be far safer than owning shares of stock - and then shows you exactly how to do it.

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