How To Trade the New Single Stock Futures
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| Rating | : | 4.74 (996 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0793157811 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 216 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-16 |
| Language | : | English |
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A Customer said Comprehensive? Hardly. This book has been described as "A comprehensive introduction to trading single stock futures" I have to disagree. The title implies that the book is a tutorial on how to trade. It would be better titled "An Overview of Basic Trading Concepts and an Introduction to the Concept of Single Stock Futures?"I am new to trading and have been reading books for the past six months on the topic. While the author is a well-published industry expert who obviously knows his stuff, this book should have been a pamphlet. Of the 1Comprehensive? Hardly A Customer This book has been described as "A comprehensive introduction to trading single stock futures" I have to disagree. The title implies that the book is a tutorial on how to trade. It would be better titled "An Overview of Basic Trading Concepts and an Introduction to the Concept of Single Stock Futures?"I am new to trading and have been reading books for the past six months on the topic. While the author is a well-published industry expert who obviously knows his stuff, this book should have been a pamphlet. Of the 14 chapters 13 cover topics related to stock futures but not specifically about how . chapters 1Comprehensive? Hardly This book has been described as "A comprehensive introduction to trading single stock futures" I have to disagree. The title implies that the book is a tutorial on how to trade. It would be better titled "An Overview of Basic Trading Concepts and an Introduction to the Concept of Single Stock Futures?"I am new to trading and have been reading books for the past six months on the topic. While the author is a well-published industry expert who obviously knows his stuff, this book should have been a pamphlet. Of the 1Comprehensive? Hardly A Customer This book has been described as "A comprehensive introduction to trading single stock futures" I have to disagree. The title implies that the book is a tutorial on how to trade. It would be better titled "An Overview of Basic Trading Concepts and an Introduction to the Concept of Single Stock Futures?"I am new to trading and have been reading books for the past six months on the topic. While the author is a well-published industry expert who obviously knows his stuff, this book should have been a pamphlet. Of the 14 chapters 13 cover topics related to stock futures but not specifically about how . chapters 13 cover topics related to stock futures but not specifically about how . cover topics related to stock futures but not specifically about how
He heads two investment firms, conducts seminars throughout the world, and provides market information to many of the world’s leading brokerage firms, trading firms, and financial institutions. A prolific author, he has written more than 35 books, currently publishes six newsletters on investing and the fi
However, along with opportunity comes risk, and it is reasonable to ask whether investors and traders are ready to make effective use of SSFs: · Do investors understand the SSF market? · Do investors and traders know how to trade futures? · Do futures traders understand how to trade stocks? · Are stock traders prepared for the volatility of futures? · Are futures traders prepared for the fundamentals that often affect stocks? · Are stock traders sufficiently educated and skilled in technical analysis? For the first time ever, leading stock and futures trading expert Jake Bernstein explains the ins and outs of SSFs, and tells stock and futures trading professionals as well as sophis
A comprehensive introduction to the newest trading phenomenon in the United States. These agencies soon will require continuing professional education on SSFs, for which this book can be a valuable tool.. Single stock futures (SSFs)-the trading of futures on individual stocks-is a new investment instrument in the United States. This union of stock and futures trading promises many new opportunities for investors; however, along with opportunity comes risk, which can only be resolved through experience and education. For the first time ever, a leading stock and futures trading expert explains the ins and outs of SSFs, and tells stock and futures trading professionals as well as sophisticated individual investors how to move forward in the new world of trading futures on single stocks. Jake Bernstein offers an overview of the vital educational, procedural, and financial management issues regarding SSFs, including: • The essential aspects of futures and stock trading that apply to SSFs • Specific trading strategies, systems, and methods • What works-and what doesn’t • How to assess risks and rewards Because SSFs don’t fit easily into either securities or futures categories, they are regulated by both the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)