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Strategies & Market Trends : The Market Taught Me That......

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To: Paul van Wijk who wrote (77)11/8/1997 10:25:00 PM
From: benmoti  Read Replies (1) of 151
 
Paul,

Thanks for your advice. Well I and Ricardo were discussing
a strategy of buying a stock at its lowest by using writing
naked put and Stop sell.

Well APM is trading at 21 3/8 and if one sells a nov20put can
receive $1.

If APM expires above 20 a $1 is being made, otherwise the
put being exercised and the seller must buy the stock say at 20.
Since he has already made $1 then his cost of buying the stock
is 19. If APM goes down further a Stop at 19 is a break even.

Then selling put18 and repeating the process over again until
APM is drag down to say $1 a good trader will end up buying
that at $1 and hopping to make up the losses on a bounce back.

As far as trading this stock I traded lots of it when it was over
30 and made good. When the sector got hit I had to reduce my
position by 65% with some losses. And later I bought into a
longer term in-the-money call option.

As far as the fundamentals of the co. certainly it has not been
changed in a past few weeks and I believe it is in a good standing.

As to WDC's transition to MR-technology it is not so clear how
long it will take them. Also not so sure how much APM income
depends on sales of MRs to any co.


Behrouz.
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