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To: randy kay who wrote (31988)12/26/1997 3:25:00 PM
From: David Weis  Read Replies (3) of 58727
 
Hi Randy --- the short answer is not necessarily...

Let me give you 3 examples which will explain.

1) If I owned 10 Call contracts....I could sell them. You could be the buyer. The OI is the same.

2) If I owned 10 Call contracts which you had opened. I could sell them. You could buy them back, thus closing your Covered Call that you wrote. OI would drop by 10.

3) The OI is 500. I buy 10 Call contracts from someone Opening a Covered Call. The OI is now 510.

TT, Kevin, lisa, anolan, OJ, Rick, jim, anyone......how did I do??

Corrections and comments welcomed.

David
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