It seems like this thread is not that useful form anyone looking for a new book to read, and I have I have never seen one book that covers it all. So I thought I would put down a few that i have really liked over the years and found useful: High Performance Options Trading, by Len Yates Trading Options Visually, by Paul Forchione The Complete Option Player, by Ken Trester New Option Secret, by David Caplan Option Volatility and Pricing Strategies, by Sheldon Natenberg Options Markets, by Cox and Rubinstein Option Pricing, by Jarrow and Rudd Curency Derivatives by David DeRosa The Eurodollar Futures and Options handbook by Galen Burghardt
"The Complete Option Player, by Ken Trester" dont waste your money.. ill sell you my copy for 10$ shipped
tvgram, I am not the OP, but...thank you for suggesting the Forchione book. I am finding it a very good read.
I note how the classics are always recommended. That's why they are the classics. A book is usually written for a specific audience. Some are written for a general audience. Question (seriously, this is for my information, not meant to be a challenge. Not meant to start an argument): Has anyone who has read The Rookie's Guide to Options believe it does NOT deserve to be near the top of your list? I know most posters have not read it. I am only trying to discover how readers of the book feel about it. Let's keep this polite. If you have no opinion, there is no need to respond. Mark