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Strategies & Market Trends : Canadian Options
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To: thebeach who wrote (464)5/23/1997 1:30:00 PM
From: andy   of 1599
 
I'm interested if anyone has data on the relative capitalization of the big banks against the rest of the market. Does concentration of money in the hands of the banks, as reflected in higher share price, provide a more favorable condition for market rising than concentration of money as government debt or money supply growth? Seems to me, the banks need to lend that money in order support earnings growth OR the banks need some deflation to help things along.

The volatility (share price ... haven't quite figured out the options pricing issues yet) of the stocks is the most important feature to exploit regardless of the long term direction. I am rolling up covered call options every time there is a rapid rise in price. Over the last few months there have been several cycles of rapid rise and fall back which I've followed and used for a buy in, ramp up and close on the fall. Using BMO.
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