Book notes

Here are seven highly regarded books for learning options trading, ranging from beginner to advanced levels:

1. "Options as a Strategic Investment" by Lawrence G. McMillan

• A comprehensive guide that covers all aspects of options trading strategies and how to apply them in different market conditions. It's considered a classic for serious options traders.

2. "The Options Playbook" by Brian Overby

• This book is great for beginners, offering a clear breakdown of various options strategies with an easy-to-understand playbook format. It's designed to make complex topics more approachable.

3. "Trading Options Greeks" by Dan Passarelli

• Focuses on understanding and trading the "Greeks" (Delta, Gamma, Theta, and Vega) to manage risk and optimize trades. It’s an essential book for advanced options traders.

4. "Options Volatility and Pricing" by Sheldon Natenberg

• This book dives deep into the pricing dynamics of options, volatility, and trading strategies. Natenberg is highly respected for his ability to explain complex topics like volatility in simple terms.

5. "The Bible of Options Strategies" by Guy Cohen

• Offers a straightforward guide to over 60 different options strategies. It’s well-organized, making it easy to quickly reference and choose a strategy for various market situations.

6. "Option Volatility and Pricing Strategies" by Euan Sinclair

• More suited for quantitative and professional traders, this book explores the mathematical and strategic side of options, focusing on the role of volatility.

7. "Options Made Easy" by Guy Cohen

• A great resource for beginners, this book breaks down the basic concepts of options trading and simplifies complex ideas, making it accessible to new traders.

Each of these books serves a different level of trader and offers unique perspectives on mastering options trading.