Aaron James of Eastside Financial had this to say about "Commodity Options"

"I'm not even kissing up when I say it's about the best book on option trading I've read.  So many focus on long options or only discuss positions at expiration.  Carley's book covers short options at length, margin requirements for them, (which must be considered) how to profit from them, (not just at expiration) double and out, half and out, (two strategies I've used for years) and how to construct synthetic futures positions with options limited risk yet still allowing for the profit potential of outright options.

I've been doing this for a living for 12 years, and made all my employees read this book after I read it in one sitting.  All claimed to have learned something new, although, unlike me, they might have been kissing up.  And anyone who read the book would say the same things.  Good or bad, the fact that I finished it in one sitting should say something good since most trading books are notoriously boring. strategies I've used for years) and how to construct synthetic futures...

I've been doing this for a living for 12 years, and made all my employees read this book after I read it in one sitting. All claimed to have learned something new, although, unlike me, they might have been kissing up."

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FUTURES & OPTIONS: A more efficient way to speculate on the stock market?

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People have a tendency to gravitate towards what is most familiar. In the world of finance, there are far more equity market participants than there are futures market traders. However, familiarity and convenience doesn’t necessarily translate into the best choice for speculators. For active speculation, there are some compelling arguments in favor of using the futures market as a trading vehicle; including: Leverage and margin, Liquidity and efficient fill quality, Buy or sell in any order without borrowing costs or interest, Low account minimums & Favorable tax treatment. But be warned - while there are many reasons to trade futures - there are also arguments against it. This is especially true for those that aren’t adequately capitalized or mentally capable of withstanding the ebbs and flow of the markets. Come and find out if futures and options make sense for you!

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**There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures and options.

DeCarley Trading LLC was created with customer service in mind. We understand that there are hundreds of futures and options trading brokerage firms and there are an unlimited number of choices in terms of commission, service and execution.  DeCarley doesn’t expect your business but we would love the opportunity to earn it. 

While the name DeCarley Trading is relatively new to the commodity business, its members are not. Senior analyst and broker Carley Garner has become an institution in the industry and is often quoted in the likes of the Wall Street Journal, Barron's and Investor’s Business Daily.  She also writes a monthly column for Stocks & Commodities Magazine.  President and CEO Tracy DeCarlo has a deep background in the operations of financial institutions and has been surrounded by the futures trading industry from the beginning. 

We believe that the most valuable commodity is education and we are dedicated to keeping our customers ahead of the pack when it comes to market knowledge.  Please feel free to browse our free educational pieces but keep in mind that clients are provided access to premium web content including articles, videos, detailed trade recommendations and other informative media. 

If you are trading with a broker  that is full of empty promises but lacking results maybe you should reconsider.  While DeCarley Trading, nor any other brokerage firm or service, cannot guarantee profits for its clients, we can guarantee refreshingly honest service and will ensure that your best interest is always the first priority. 

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"I'm not even kissing up when I say it's about the best book on option trading I've read.... I've been doing this for a living for 12 years, and made all my employees read this book after I read it in one sitting.  All claimed to have learned something new, although, unlike me, they might have been kissing up. " ~ Aaron James of Eastside Financial Group  

Covered Topics

1. Key differences between trading options on futures and those on stocks  
2. Theory behind long and short option trading
3. Calculating break even points
4. Strangles and outright option selling
5. Which markets to avoid as a short option trader

The realities of trading commodity options

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**There is substantial risk of loss in trading futures and options.