Options trading hidden reality

By Charles M. Cottle Options Trading: The Hidden Reality - Ri$k Doctor Guide to Position Adjustment and Hedging (Options (1st First Edition) [Hardcover] on.
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• Forex Mm Level 3 W Pattern
• Options Trading by Cottle, Charles M
• Options Trading: The Hidden Reality
• ISBN 13: 9780977869176
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Forex Mm Level 3 W Pattern

Multiverses are old hat, of course. In a article for Scientific American on cosmology I included a sidebar, "Here a universe, there a universe…," about speculation that our universe "is only one in an infinitude of cosmos. My tone was lightly mocking, because cosmologists themselves seemed to be kidding—even embarrassed—when they talked about all these alternate universes. In Hidden Reality Greene notes that different theories of modern physics yield many different multiverse theories. One of the oldest is the many-worlds theory, which conjectures that all of the possible histories of our world allowed for by quantum mechanics are realized in other universes.

Greene also touts the inflationary multiverse, which holds that new universes are constantly springing into existence via a mysterious antigravity force called inflation.

String theory yields the brane multiverse; strings plus inflation produces the landscape multiverse; and that still leaves us with the quilted, cyclic, holographic and simulated multiverses, all of which Greene cheerfully elucidates. These multiverse theories all share the same fundamental defect: They can be neither confirmed nor falsified. Hence, they don't deserve to be called scientific, according to the well-known criterion proposed by the philosopher Karl Popper.

Some defenders of multiverses and strings mock skeptics who raise the issue of falsification as "Popperazis"—which is cute but not a counterargument. Multiverse theories aren't theories—they're science fictions, theologies, works of the imagination unconstrained by evidence.

At their best, science fiction and theology can leave us awestruck before the unutterable strangeness and vastness of the cosmos. Multiverse theories used to arouse these emotions in me.

When the Russian physicist Andrei Linde—one of the inventors of the inflation theory of cosmic creation—first explained his chaotic, self-reproducing, fractal, inflationary multiverse theory to me 20 years ago, my reaction was, "Wow! That's so cool! Multiverse theories don't turn me on anymore.

Also, I have two teenage kids, and I'm worried about the enormous problems they're inheriting from my generation. Not only wars overseas but also global warming, species extinction, pollution, poverty, pandemics and so on. Now, multiverse theories strike me as not only unscientific but also immoral, for two basic reasons: First, at a time when we desperately need science to help us solve our problems, it's irresponsible for scientists as prominent as Greene to show such a blithe disregard for basic standards of evidence.

IMO, it's the best options trading book released in recent years. Thanks for the reply. I actually bought his book 'options trading:the hidden reality' and found it to be very good.

I've also looked at the free downloads but am wondering if anyone has done the whole 'course' and their opinion in relation to it. Cheers db.

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Overall Charles' educational material is fantastic. His books are a must read for option traders in my opinion.

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He'll make you see your positions in a different light. I think most of what you can learn from him is in his book. Tasty Trade recently published a video episode on trading covered calls.

In their episode, they discussed the following strategies for trading a covered call: Sell a call option with 30 delta Waiting until expiration to roll to the next month. Tasty Trade recently published a video episode on trading strangles. In their episode, they recommended the following strategies for trading a strangle: Sell the expiration closest to 45 days to expiration DTE. In this lesson you will learn how to create and backtest trading strategies to buy and sell Vertical Spreads based on technical indicators, such as the Moving Average Crossovers.

We will construct an options trading strategy that will enter into a….