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Strategies & Market Trends : VOLTAIRE'S PORCH-MODERATED

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To: Jill who wrote (5836)10/5/2000 10:40:23 AM
From: im a survivor  Read Replies (3) of 65232
 
To All :

I have 1/2 my position in RMBS covered with Oct 90's.

My plan was to "stick to the plan", and not worry about it until expiry. Well, I dont want my rmbs called away should it run, and I dont want to have to roll upwards into another CC to get out of this one. In looking at our current time frame....2 1/2 weeks til expiry......October.....earnings coming I think before expiry....and etc, etc.......Do I go ahead and just buy the damn things back now.....buy them back on a dip within the next couple days....or just sit and wait it out. The BUS is now $5 under the $90 strike. Part of me thinks we will hit resistance at $90 and regardless, I can buy them back cheaper closer to expiration. The other part of me see's rmbs running and me being stuck with having to buy the damn thngs back for a bundle. Any opinions ?? The bottom line is I do not want to lose these RMBS shares. Will I have an opportunity to buy them back on a rmbs dip, or do I buy them back now ???

Keith@questionsbutnoanswers.com
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