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Non-Tech : The Critical Investing Workshop

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To: Sully- who wrote (31893)9/6/2000 9:49:52 AM
From: Jill  Read Replies (2) of 35685
 
Wstera,

I have had some interesting PMs with RR, who only buys 4-6 months out, with a coffer of 4 stocks at a time. He's done amazingly well. I like to buy several months out myself, to avoid near-term volatility, which can deflate your options and force you to miss out on a run. Since most of us expect a bull market this fall, we can take advantage of it by buying January.

As far as open interest, RR also told me he often makes the market in a strike price, and has no problem unloading the calls when the time comes. He may have as many as 1,000 calls at a single strike and that's 95% of the open interest. Traditional wisdom says don't make the market like that, but it works for him. Interesting.

Volty says, "I never recommend near-term calls without calling it going to the casino, he was basically placing bets on a roll of the dice, and most of the time it comes up snake eyes."

Jillster
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