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To: Michael Hart who wrote (13486)	1/18/2001 5:09:10 PM
From: Herm	Read Replies (2) of 14162

Hello Mike, In addition, to the other answers provided you can find a free calculator (Java Based) at the CBOE with full instructions on how to use it as a trader's tool. You could download their Options ToolBox for free and that will calculate the options price as well. They have two programs in the the download. One with a tutorial and the other is the pricer. CBOE FREE OPTIONS TOOLBOX AND CALCULATOR coveredcallswins.com CBOE ONLINE FREE OPTIONS CALCULATOR coveredcallswins.com OPTIONS WIZARD coveredcallswins.com Another possibility is the more detailed route of the Excel online and desktop version of the Option Wizard. This fellow has been around for quite some time. Nice product! The Option Wizard stock options pricer measures your probability of success, shows premium decay in tables and charts, puts the power of Microsoft Excel to work for you. Hope that helps!

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