Charles Cottle, author of "Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda", ex- floor trader and Market Maker is giving a one-off lecture at King's College London on April 4, 2005. The lecture begins at 18:00. Details will be posted in the Trade2Win Events Diary as well as through Google (type "Charles Cottle"). Website http://www.cottle.optionstradersclub.com has full details as well as the link to download "Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda".
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For those interested details are posted up under events.
Not only is Cottle one of the top guys when it comes to options but also an experienced trader whose 'been there and done it' (successfully too
).
Coulda Woulda Shoulda is mostly options focused (and easy to follow vs. some texts) but has some good trading war stories in as well which are true whatever you trade.
Not only is Cottle one of the top guys when it comes to options but also an experienced trader whose 'been there and done it' (successfully too
). Coulda Woulda Shoulda is mostly options focused (and easy to follow vs. some texts) but has some good trading war stories in as well which are true whatever you trade.
Charles is now in the UK. I've spoken with him and he has a lot he wants to present on Monday evening. He will be discussing:
- How he forms an opinion on a stock
- How he translates that into an option position
- When he modifies or closes a trade
- How to apply this to hedge stock positions
- Your questions from the floor.
It promises to be a GREAT evening, so get over to Kings College on Monday as this is a rare occasion to see and speak with someone who has done so much in the markets. Details are on the Event Diary on this board.
Cheers.
- How he forms an opinion on a stock
- How he translates that into an option position
- When he modifies or closes a trade
- How to apply this to hedge stock positions
- Your questions from the floor.
It promises to be a GREAT evening, so get over to Kings College on Monday as this is a rare occasion to see and speak with someone who has done so much in the markets. Details are on the Event Diary on this board.
Cheers.
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