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To: Epinephrine who wrote (103881)	4/11/2000 4:16:00 PM
From: Road Walker	Respond to of 1571648

E, Yes, you can sell them if the underlying gets back to the strike price or not. There are ways to calculate the correct time premium, it has to do with the volatility of the stock, but it really doesn't matter. One of the things that will happen is that after earnings are announced, the time (volatility) premium will decrease very quickly, as there will be more certainty in the direction of the stock. On the other hand, tommorrow the premium should increase as the day goes on and as the uncertainty of the future stock price increases. John