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To: WTSherman who wrote (9635)	4/5/2001 11:34:31 PM
From: Jerome	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10921

On Topic ** OPTION Work Sheets*** If you run a fair number of positions its important to keep tract of cost factor data: Here is a active sample of mine that others might wish to copy or improve upon. AMKOR (AMKR) 7-11-00.... 100 shares at 3332.00 (includes commission costs) 1-22-01.....100 shares at 2270.00 " " 5602.00 =''s $2801 cost per 100 shares Calls written: 9-15-00.. sold one Sept 35 call for 1 3/4... 175...-27 (com.).net +148 10-31-00 sold one Nov. 22 1/2 call for 1 1/2 150-27.............net +123 11-22-00 sold one Dec22 1/2 call for 1 1/4 125-27..... ..... net + 98 02-12-01 sold two Mar 20 call for 13/8 = 275-27................. net +248 03-22-01 sold two April 20 calls for 1 1/4=250-27 .............. net +223 Subtotal of call premium is +$840.00 cost of stock was $5602 minus $840.00...='s 4762 or 2381 per 100 shares. This is an example of a minor option play. In years past I would have sold the stock and moved on to something else. If some one has a better worksheet post it up here so we can all consider using it. Jerome