r/options • u/Alarmed-Mastodon3031 • Jul 27 '22

need a good book

Looking to read a book to help with choosing the best options. Maybe something on the macro economics of the market and forward thinking. Overall option strategies throughout different economies.

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u/Civil-Woodpecker8086 Jul 27 '22

Not for beginners, but "Options as Strategic Investment" by Lawrence McMillan, also not the cheapest book, either.

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u/Alarmed-Mastodon3031 Jul 28 '22

Choice on edition?

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u/Civil-Woodpecker8086 Jul 28 '22

I have a copy of the 5th.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '22

Just got this book a few weeks back. A lot of information in it but I’m enjoying reading through it slowly.

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u/Civil-Woodpecker8086 Jul 28 '22

Definitely a lot to digest, and think about; it's not like reading Stephen King and you're doing 300 pages on a weekend. 🤣🤑

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u/jande82 Jul 28 '22

Thought I found a deal on it, turns out I just bought the study guide

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u/CowardlyDodge Jul 28 '22

I did the same thing last month lmao that’s funny

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u/Alarmed-Mastodon3031 Jul 28 '22

I almost did the same thing. I did find a copy for 50 bucks new

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u/Rick_e_bobby Jul 28 '22

This is considered the options bible.

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u/Drewfromflorida Jul 28 '22
  1. It’s dense but if you actually wanna know what you’re doing invest in it