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Strategies & Market Trends : Calls and Puts for Income

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To: Jerome who wrote (1033)7/27/2007 2:09:01 PM
From: Bridge Player  Read Replies (2) of 5891
 
AHM is trading at 10.28 with the August 10 calls at 1.70 bid.

Is it just possible all the sub-prime and bad loads business is a little overdone?

With a 8.58 cost basis, the dividend was .70, suppose they cut it to .25. That's an 11.6% yield.

Suppose they cut it out entirely. I believe the latest book value was around $20. If half of their loans are bad and they write down by 50% the cost basis would be under book.

Forget about yield-if-called. It's crazy.

And at the end of August, if not called, there's Sep, and Oct, and Nov. ...........

I bought quite a lot of this yesterday at average prices of 10.71, and wrote Aug 10's and 12.5s.
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