OPTIONS: 0DTE Vs Weekly Vs Monthly Vs Quarterly Vs LEAPS (THE OPTIONS MASTERCLASS) by Pradeep Chelani
English | January 15, 2026 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0GH2M8VV6 | 330 pages | EPUB | 0.65 Mb
OPTIONS: 0DTE Vs Weekly Vs Monthly Vs Quarterly Vs LEAPS
Most options traders lose money not because they choose the wrong strategy -
but because they choose the wrong expiration.
Should you trade 0DTE or Weekly options?
Are Monthly options really safer?
When do Quarterly options make sense?
And are LEAPS truly better than owning stock?
This book answers those questions with clarity, depth, and real-world logic.
OPTIONS: 0DTE Vs Weekly Vs Monthly Vs Quarterly Vs LEAPS is a complete, practical guide to understanding how time changes everything in options trading - risk, reward, behavior, psychology, and outcomes.
What This Book Teaches You
✔ How each expiration behaves differently
✔ Why the same strategy works in one timeframe and fails in another
✔ How professionals choose expiration before choosing strategy
✔ How to manage assignment risk, rolling, laddering, and scaling
✔ How to combine short-term and long-term options into one portfolio
This is not a hype-driven trading book.
It is a decision-making framework for serious options traders.
Inside This Book
You will learn:
* The true risk profile of 0DTE options and why gamma destroys accounts
* When weekly options outperform monthlies - and when they don't
* Why institutions prefer monthly and quarterly expirations
* How LEAPS behave differently from stock ownership
* The hidden dangers of early assignment and dividends
* When to roll, when to adjust, and when to exit
* How to ladder expirations across time
* Why pyramiding works in long-term options but fails in short-term trades
* How to build an options portfolio that survives volatility shocks
With 64 structured chapters, this book moves from foundations to advanced trade management, portfolio construction, and trader psychology.
Who This Book Is For
✔ Beginners who want to avoid expensive mistakes
✔ Intermediate traders confused by conflicting advice
✔ Income traders using weeklies and monthlies
✔ Long-term investors using LEAPS
✔ Traders who want rules instead of opinions
If you've ever asked:
"Which expiration should I trade?"
This book is for you.
What Makes This Book Different
Most options books teach strategies.
This book teaches selection.
Once you understand how time affects options, strategies become secondary - and losses become controllable.
Final Thought
Options trading is not about prediction.
It is about time management, risk alignment, and discipline.
Master time - and the rest follows.
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