Mark D Wolfinger: 7 books

Veteran teacher (since 2000) and options trader (since 1975) Mark D Wolfinger shares his insights into the difference between traders who win the trading game and those who either struggle or quit. Each chapter discusses a way of thinking -- a mindset -- that can truly alter the way you handle decision-making...

In an era where “buy and hold” investment strategies no longer work, investors desperately need portfolio protection. Fortunately, it’s available—in the form of options. In Why Trade Options? top trader and options instructor Mark D. Wolfinger shows how options can be used conservatively, to...

Iron Condors is the third book in the "Best Option Strategies" series and each offers a hands-on education for some of the most useful option strategies. It is intended to be very different from all other books about iron condors.Expect to learn the basic concepts of trading iron condors: (1)...

I'm sharing some of my experiences as a trader, Including my trading philosophy. I also offer advice/guidance for risk management. This is not a "how to trade" manual. Instead it is a collection of my thoughts on a variety of topics. The book's purpose is to provide some insight on the important lessons that I've learned over the years..

A very basic introduction to options. The primary purpose of this small book is to allow readers to determine whether using options is suitable for them. Options are risk-reducing investment tools and are appropriate for a vast number -- but not all - investors and traders.

A concise, easy-to -understand primer that first teaches the basics of stock options and then offers a hands-on approach to using options conservatively. Beginning with a description of what an option is and how an option works, The Short Book On Options takes the reader on a journey from learning...

This is a hands-on guide to making money with options. Writing naked puts is an option strategy for two types of investor: (1) Those who want to buy stock at below (current) market prices. If the stock is not available at that low price, then the investor earns a cash profit as a consolation; and...