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To: KFE who wrote (1690)9/17/2000 12:25:22 AM
From: Al Greenleaf  Respond to of 2317
 
Ken, your point is well taken. The highest priced calls are for the (typically) most volatile stocks, so a 10%+ downdraft would take your winnings, AND preclude you from selling, unless you bought back the option (at least in my non-naked option IRA!). The responsibility for due diligence is no less here than for any other trading position!!



To: KFE who wrote (1690)9/21/2000 6:36:18 PM
From: the options strategist  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2317
 
Ken or anyone. I need suggestions. I have Mar 84 puts on QQQ and have been selling front mo. puts on them. I sold an Oct 89 today and it is now creamed. Any suggestions on how you would handle this position tomorrow?

Thanks.

Jenyce


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