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Strategies & Market Trends : Internet stocks: How to profit from the inevitable crash

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To: KeepItSimple who wrote ()6/25/1999 8:12:00 PM
From: trendy   of 3
 
While I normally don't play options, I feel your approach is very
valid; minimum exposure while maximizing the probability for gain.

Still, you seem to have chosen some of the more dynamic companies
in the sector, and as another mentioned, your puts seem dangerously
close. It seems like there must be safer companies to play puts on, with poorer strategies and balance sheets. Also, I question that
the "crash" will come as soon as July - August. Certainly there will
be drawdown, but it seems as if the Fed is very wary of creating
a sudden crash, instead trying to "let the air out" slowly.

It's undeniable that there will be sharp downturns in I-stocks;
since October tends to be one of the weakest months of the market
year, it seems like you'd want to buy puts for the Aug-Sept-Oct
timeframe, rather than nearer-term.

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