See a Review of "Commodity Options" by Carley Garner in the November Issue of Futures Magazine!

The trading world is full of complex approaches to making money, but none surpasses commodity options trading in its complexity and risk-reward ratio. Betting on the future is what all traders do, but commodity options traders do so with hedging possibilities that make it an attractive approach. In their book, Carley Garner and Paul Brittain lucidly explore this trading approach. The book is well written, clear, and informative as to how one might employ specific commodity options trading strategies to make money. 

SFO Magazine Ranks "Commodity Options" in the Top 10 Investment and Trading Books of 2009!!

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DeCarley Trading is honored to announce that "Commodity Options" written by Carley Garner was ranked in the top 10 of 2009 by SFO Magazine.  We have been truly lucky to have such great support from PFG, SFO Magazine, FT Press, TradersLibrary.com, Stocks & Commodities Magazine, friends, family and colleagues.  Thanks everybody!

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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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'Commodity Options", published by FT Press is now on bookshelves world wide.

Review by Phyllis Feinberg as published by The Investment Professional

Carley Garner and Paul Brittain, coauthors of Commodity Options: Trading and Hedging Volatility in the World’s Most Lucrative Market, have so much confidence in their options trading philosophy that they publish their trades on the Internet and distribute them by e-mail before they execute them in the marketplace. That confidence is palpable throughout Commodity Options, as they describe endless esoteric convolutions of the four basic instruments in trading—long, short, call, and put—and show the risk and reward possibilities of each combination, from strangles and straddles to iron butterflies and iron condors.

Garner and Brittain coax readers gently through such complex subjects as leverage, and they particularly shine in the chapter on synthetic swing trading. That method uses a combination of long and short options, including bull call spreads with a naked leg, bear put spreads with a naked leg, ratio call spreads, ratio put spreads, and synthetic options and futures....  

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