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Non-Tech : Radica

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To: Jay Tice who wrote (13)10/15/1997 6:39:00 PM
From: Wayne   of 51
 
Jay,
You are correct in that most options are delt with close to the experation
date. I'm not sure what your tax strategy is. Keep in mind that
Radica is reporting in Dec. and in past reports the price has peaked very
close to the report date. Usual run up is the few weeks before, then not
uncommon for a jump on the report that is short lived and some profit
taking/consolidating from the pre earnings run. If the earnings is so high
that a PE of 10-12 becomes the case, then some catching up is in order, post
report and the chance of the options going into 98 is greater AS WELL AS what it
will cost you for writing them. Also in the first case, if I were the buyer
I would be inclined to close out in Dec. on the peak of earnings, and recover
some of the time value that will still be remaining.

We just went about 5 weeks from the earnings of Q3 for this to go to the next
level and the Dec. report is likely to be later in the month than the Q3 was.

Good luck,
Wayne
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