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To: craig crawford who wrote (114940)1/11/2001 10:04:09 PM
From: allen menglin chen  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 164684
 
Craig, if my memory is correct, Greenie cut rates in Oct 98 while DOW hit the short term top.

U were learning option trading, and selling cheap AMZN calls when it hit top trading range that day. Your naked AMZN calls got u killed when Greenie made a surprise move and wiped out most of your 98 gains.

Sorry to remind u about that trade. But I think Greenie could do that again (5% chance) if he really wants to pop the market to the level he likes to see.

I think u learn the lesson, and traded very smartly by buying cheap calls in late 99 and made a killing.



To: craig crawford who wrote (114940)1/11/2001 10:04:39 PM
From: allen menglin chen  Respond to of 164684
 
Craig, if my memory is correct, Greenie cut rates in Oct 98 when DOW hit the short term top.

U were learning option trading, and selling cheap AMZN calls when it hit top trading range that day. Your naked AMZN calls got u killed when Greenie made a surprise move and wiped out most of your 98 gains.

Sorry to remind u about that trade. But I think Greenie could do that again (5% chance) if he really wants to pop the market to the level he likes to see.

I think u learn the lesson, and traded very smartly by buying cheap calls in late 99 and made a killing.