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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold and Silver Juniors, Mid-tiers and Producers
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To: Gib Bogle who wrote (34376)2/27/2007 8:57:21 PM
From: koan  Read Replies (1) of 78424
 
Example #1-onepath has seen me do this a thousnad times.

Good Gib, lets debate this. You and Claude are certainly worthy scholars.

Lets use RNG AND rng WTS as so many of us have them:

Let us say you bought the stock on 2/26 at the high of $3.98 for $3,980.

Lets also I bought the wts at the high on 2/26 .59 for $590.

Example #1: Now, lets just say the stock went broke today and is now worth nothing. You would lose $3,980. I would lose $590!

NOw lets also say instead, the stock went to $100. You would make: $100 - $3,980 for a profit of $96,020.

I would make a profit of $95,000 dollars---not much difference.

Which was the risker play today? Who lost the most money? And in the spirtit of Einstein's relativiy idea which approach had the most risk reward ratio, the stock or the wt?



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