The Business of Options: Time-Tested Principles and Practices
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Martin P. O'Connell is President of O'Connell and Piper Associates, a Chicago-based options advisory firm. Since 1977, he has provided training, consulting, and trading advice to many of the world's leading commercial and investment banks, members of securities and futures exchanges, corporate hedgers, and institutional investors. He is best known for
his extended, comprehensive seminar programs. O'Connell is an individual member of the Chicago Board Options Exchange. He holds a BS in electrical engineering from the University of Notre Dame, as well as JD and MBA degrees from Stanford University.
his extended, comprehensive seminar programs. O'Connell is an individual member of the Chicago Board Options Exchange. He holds a BS in electrical engineering from the University of Notre Dame, as well as JD and MBA degrees from Stanford University.
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OPTION CONCEPTS AND TOOLS.
Are You Too Anxious to Win?
What's Different about Options?
Strategic Concepts and Principles.
Getting a Feel for Option Dynamics.
Option Valuation Models.
Volatility.
Greek Letters.
Thinking about Option Risk.
THE OPTION DEALING BUSINESS.
Neutral Spread Dynamics.
Comparative Strategy Analysis.
Position Management.
Framework for Risk Management.
Some Ideas for Personnel Management.
USING OPTIONS IN A BUSINESS.
Speculative Trading Principles.
Hedger Motivation and Behavior.
Positions for Corporate Hedgers.
Use of Options in an Investment Portfolio.
Living with a Hedge.
Epilogue: What Kind of Business Is This?
Index.
Are You Too Anxious to Win?
What's Different about Options?
Strategic Concepts and Principles.
Getting a Feel for Option Dynamics.
Option Valuation Models.
Volatility.
Greek Letters.
Thinking about Option Risk.
THE OPTION DEALING BUSINESS.
Neutral Spread Dynamics.
Comparative Strategy Analysis.
Position Management.
Framework for Risk Management.
Some Ideas for Personnel Management.
USING OPTIONS IN A BUSINESS.
Speculative Trading Principles.
Hedger Motivation and Behavior.
Positions for Corporate Hedgers.
Use of Options in an Investment Portfolio.
Living with a Hedge.
Epilogue: What Kind of Business Is This?
Index.
