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Free Chapters

01. Option-Dealers
02. Option Contracts
03. Option Money
04. Holidays
05. Special Options
06. Straddle Option
07. Uses Put Option
08. Buying a Put Option
09. Odd Lots Put Option
10. Against an Option
11. Put Option to Protect
12. Protect an Initial
13. Special Tax Factors
14. Maintain a Short Position
15. Make a Long-Term Gain
16. Put Option vs. Stop-Loss
17. Declining Market
18. Option Orders Originate
19. Call Option Contract
20. Use of a Call
21. Closing Out
22. Maintain a Position
23. Call Trading Purposes
24. Protect a Short-Sale
25. Call Option to Average
26. Protect Profit
27. Buying Stock and Call
28. Odd Lots Against a Call
29. Long-Term Calls
30. Renewal of Options
31. Before Expiration
32. Effects of Options
33. Effects of Dividends
34. Options Exercised
35. "Years Ago"

Selling of Options

01. Against a Portfolio
02. Put Options
03. Buy 100 Shares
04. Selling Straddles
05. Spread Option
06. Sale of a Strip
07. Selling a Strap
08. Selling Call Options
09. 6-Month-10-Day

Appendix

01. Tax Treatment

Resources
Stock Market Portfolio

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