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Strategies & Market Trends
Options for Newbies -(Help Me Obi-Wan-Kenobe)
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1516 July. They expire next Friday. Mark Z-7/8/1999
1515 I diagree that "the options should never have a value below parity". Jon Tara-7/8/1999
1514 Mark, what month are your ELNK longs? jj the options strategist-7/8/1999
1513 My only problem with that is my broker would require me to have $100k in collatMark Z-7/8/1999
1512 Yes...my hands weren't cooperating with my mind...I meant IN the money. SoMark Z-7/8/1999
1511 What your suggesting isn't that far-fetched at all. Last April, ELNK ran uMark Z-7/8/1999
1510 <I>FWIW, I've found going deep out of the money on some i-net stocks RoseCampion-7/8/1999
1509 <I've found going deep out of the money on some i-net stocks can generatthe options strategist-7/8/1999
1508 I'm not sure on exactly which part you differ with me. (See my previous posMadpinto-7/8/1999
1507 Your point is well taken. This is why I said it was a possibility and not a recMadpinto-7/8/1999
1506 Two things: - you have very little time to take recovery action should the stoMark Z-7/8/1999
1505 Thanks Rose. Other opinions/comments? the options strategist-7/8/1999
1504 <i>Anyone: Is there a disadvantage to opening a debit call spread 5-7 dayRoseCampion-7/8/1999
1503 Anyone: Is there a disadvantage to opening a debit call spread 5-7 days prior tthe options strategist-7/8/1999
1502 Mark, wish you had told me to buy ELNK back then :) the options strategist-7/8/1999
1501 To second Jon's point, this is particularly true if your option is now deepMark Z-7/8/1999
1500 I beg to differ. Options quite commonly trade below parity near expiration. I sJon Tara-7/8/1999
1499 I saw this request granted all the time. It really depends on the crowd and wheMadpinto-7/8/1999
1498 Hello Madpinto: I'm most curious. In your experience, did you ever see suc-----------7/7/1999
1497 It is possible to request a strike by calling the exchange, but there is no guaMadpinto-7/7/1999
1496 I can definitely see how confusing this can be. The options should never have aMadpinto-7/7/1999
1495 Doug: Thanks for the reply. I checked with the options group at my broker (FidRoseCampion-7/7/1999
1494 As I recall, a stock must trade above the current highest strike price before a-----------7/6/1999
1493 go to optionmodels.com for some solid option pricing softwarerosebud-7/6/1999
1492 Any way to find out (or more likely, guess) when new strikes are likely to be iRoseCampion-7/6/1999
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