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To: shlurker who wrote (5186)	12/2/2011 4:04:11 PM
From: pekos	Read Replies (1) of 5205

AAPL has been around 382.xx On Friday, 11-nov-2011:10:00AM If you think AAPL goes down, you should have bought a put, not a call. Buying a Call -> betting stock goes up Buying a put -> betting stock goes down For some education on optíons look at cboe.com If you sold a covered call you probably bought the Stock at 382.00 sold the Nov 350 call @ 37.80 calculation: 382.00 stock price - 350.00 call strike = 32.00 instrinsic value you got 37.80 - 32.00 = 5.80 time premium

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