Profitable Trading with Puts and Calls

Profitable Trading with Puts and Calls 
by Richard Whiting

Book Description: R.H.M. Associates Financial Publishers, New York, 1960. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, saddle stitch, beige with black title and decorative illustration to cover, 1960, 68 pp.,

Book Condition: Good, covers rubbed, scuffed and soiled, corners bumped, spine rubbed, worn, chipped and has a 3 inch tear at spine, wrappers are detached from top staple but still (barely) attached to the bottom staple, previous owner address label to bottom corner of title page, light tanning and soil to pages otherwise internally unmarked.

Contents: Definition of Put and Call Options, Length of Time Covered by Options, Effect of Dividend on Puts and Calls, Commissions in Buying and Selling Options, The Call Option as a Substitute for the Basic Long Position, The Put Option as A Substitute for the Basic Short Position, Put and Call Options for Protection of Capital, Call Options to Protect a Short Position, Using the Put Option to Protect Profits, Using a Put Option to Protect A New Investment, Basic Reasons for Selling Call Options, Selling Calls to Protect Profits, Basic Reasons for Selling Put Options, The "Hedged Portfolio," Selling Straddles Against a Long Position, Selling Straddles Against a Short Position, Protecting and Enhancing Capital Through the Sale of Options, Short-Term Trading with Puts and Calls, Short-Term Trading with Staddles, Puts and Calls in Combination with Convertible Bonds, The "Bond-Call" Position, The "Bond-Put" Position, Some Leading Convertible Bonds. The "Bond-Straddle" Position, The Role of the Put and Call Broker and Dealer, Tax Aspects of Put and Call Options, Summing Up -- end. 68 pp. EXTEREMLY SCARCE TITLE on OPTIONS circa 1960. Highly Collectible.

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