Kanwar Gautam
You can be right about the stock and still lose money on the option.Three coworkers make the same forecast: a $100 stock will reach about $108 in six weeks. They are right. The stock closes at $108.One loses his entire investment. One makes $217. One makes $447.The difference was not the prediction. It was the trade each of them built.The Efficient Options Buyer is about the gap between a good market idea and a good option trade. It gives self-directed investors a practical framework for deciding what a trade actually requires before putting money on the line.Before you buy any option, you will learn to ask three questions:Inside, you will learn how to:This is not a book about predicting the market more often. It is about building option trades that make better use of the times when your analysis is right.Written for self-directed investors who already understand basic calls and puts, The Efficient Options Buyer focuses on practical decision-making rather than hype, shortcuts, or promises of easy profits.By the end, one question should become automatic:Does this trade deserve my money?
