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To: MJ who wrote (5036)	1/17/2010 1:56:03 AM
From: Uncle Frank	Read Replies (1) of 5205

>> Would you or anyone care to comment on the expiration of the "non-standard" calls for the merged company of SIri/XM I would if I knew anything about them, MJ. I don't follow Siri, XM, or their derivatives. >> Is it logical to assume that once those non-standard calls all expire that the writing 'standard calls' would become profitable for Call writers? In general, I'd think the non-standard calls and the standard calls would entail the same degree of risk and reward. The % return from a covered call play isn't dependent on the the number of shares in a contract.

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