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A Promise to Keep [Explicit]
$8.99

Commodity Options: Trading and Hedging Volatility in the World's Most Lucrative Market
$39.99
A key reason for buying this book was to understand the difference of trading options on commodities as an underlying asset. In the introduction the authors explains that options on commodities are different than on stocks and therefore strategies that works on stocks might not work as well on commodities. I fully agree, and bought this book to learn more about these differences.

This book walks through a number of different option strategies (all used in the stock market), but fails to explain wherein the different lies between options for stocks or commodities. The authors also claims that selling naked put exposes you to unlimited risk, which is incorrect as a commodity (or stock) can not go lower than zero, so your risk is in fact limited.

If you are new to commodities and options this book is a good introduction to the subject. For more seasoned traders this book offers no new knowledge.

Wiggle
$0.99

Lucrative List Building: How Everyday People Are Building Huge, Highly Profitable Opt-In Email Lists from Scratch to Make Millions Online
$13.95
When I was attempting to grow my email list, this book was very helpful. Following the advice Hopkins wrote helped me go from 1000 subscribers to over 3000 in a relatively short period of time.

The key however, is to remember that knowledge is not power. There is a lot of knowledge in this short book. But that knowledge won't mean a thing if you don't take the steps necessary to apply that knowledge.

Growing an Internet business is not rocket science. There are enough successful people out there who have already done it and are not stingy with their information to help others duplicate their success.

You just have to be willing to follow a program and stick with it. Good luck with your list building.