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To: SecularBull who wrote (3528)2/24/2000 4:59:00 PM
From: Duncan J Horn  Read Replies (1) of 8096
 
LoF & Edamo

When a stock is put to you and it is marginable what are the financial requirements of your brokers. Let's assume a $100 strike price and 1 contract.

1. Can you take delivery on the stock using only your margin ability, assuming you are fully invested and there is no cash value available in your account?

2. What are the situations where you will be put a stock prior to the expiry date? Frequency?

3. Can you set a new position(repair) and use any of these proceeds to cover the cost of the stock, if cash not margin is required?

I'm not going to stretch myself this thin but it is important to know the limits.

Thanks
Duncan
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