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To: Robert V. Cavaleri who wrote (1910)	1/18/2001 4:33:25 PM
From: jjs_ynot	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2317

Robert, Several good ones are: Mcmillan on Options, Author McMillan The Options Course : High Profit & Low Stress Trading Methods, Author Fontanills Options as a Strategic Investment, Author McMillan Option Volatility and Pricing, Author Natenberg Here is a link amazon.com Regards, Dave

To: Robert V. Cavaleri who wrote (1910)	1/18/2001 5:41:39 PM
From: KFE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2317

Robert, Could you recommend some good books that discuss options, options strategies, etc I started trading options before there were any books on the subject so I have never read any of the novice books. I would think that you could get an adequate beginner education on options just from the information available via the web. First you should read and understand the booklet given to you when you open an options account "Characteristics and Risks of Understanding Options" then read and understand the following: listed in order that they should be read 1888options.com cboe.com click on Options Institute Learning Center (Highly recommended) e-analytics.com Download the options toolbox (contains the information from booklet "Charactistics and Risks of Understanding Options" plus much more) at cboe.com After you understand these Options as a Strategic Investment- McMillan Next: optionsanalysis.com Only after you have mastered the above Option Volatility and Pricing- Natenberg Option Market Making- Baird If you try to start from the bottom up it will not work and you will probably never want to think of options again. Regards, Ken