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To: Jurgen Trautmann who wrote (2392)	4/17/1998 2:38:00 PM
From: smolejv@gmx.net	Read Replies (3) of 11051

>>I disagree with Janko in this point "deep in the money".<< There's absolutely nothing to disagree upon. Its just a question, like juri himself says, of figuring out his/her optimal risk/benefit point. After all a stock can be thought about as a call with zero value of the underlying and the due date right now. Add the time dimension and the value of the underlying, its a whole world of possibilities. Im just talking buying - selling covered or uncovered is forbidden fruit for me at the moment. My experience is: watch the implicite volatility of the option and make your pick. Here in Germany you have brutes (like Citibank) that just stand out like a sore thumb (I understand they have to cover some bad 9digit decisions. And then issuers like SalOppenheim or Goldman Sachs, which are good in prices and in what they put together in terms of offerings. There's also a monthly check of companies here as well with the indication of their average spreads between calls & puts. Man is this istructive reading. Janko PS: anybody want have Excel do Black-Sholes math for him? Ring me up. If you dont know what Im talking about, well dont buy, jsut send money directly to me. At least you'll know where it ends up.

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