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Master profitable option trading with the techniques of the pros.
 
In The Little Book of Trading Options Like the Pros: Learn How to Become the House, a team of veteran options and derivatives traders delivers an expert account of how to master the zero-sum game of options trading. In the book you'll learn how to 'become the house,' consistently making a small amount of money -- on average -- on each trade, in a similar fashion to a casino in Las Vegas or an insurance company selling insurance policies.
 
The authors explain how to skip the painful part of the steep options learning curve, showing you how to avoid the most common pitfalls, and become a profitable trader quickly. You'll find:
* A one-stop resource for everyone looking to become a pro-level trader, including a primer on options without fancy math, engaging anecdotes and lots of invaluable institutional knowledge
* A review of the full options ecosystem, and how to position yourself with the odds in your favor, to be a profitable player in this complex trading landscape
* A deep dive into the same strategies and techniques used by professional options traders, without the need for finance degrees or hard-to-obtain experience
* A clear roadmap of how to take the knowledge in the book and turn it into a practical and profitable trading endeavor
 
Perfect for inspiring day traders, The Little Book of Trading Options Like the Pros is also a must-read book for anyone interested in investing or trading in modern financial markets.

David Berns is a pioneer in the use of options and derivatives for both retail and institutional portfolio management. David is currently the Chief Investment Officer of Simplify, an asset manager bringing institutional-grade alternative strategies to ETFs.
 
Michael Green has been a student of markets and market structure for nearly 30 years and has a storied track record as a hedge fund manager at Canyon Capital Advisors, Ice Farm Capital, Logica, and Thiel Macro.