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Options for Newbies -(Help Me Obi-Wan-Kenobe)
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1716 these kinds of rare circumstances are a good example why it is often a good ideOX-11/20/1999
1715 Boon, <I>I was able to cover one call before the pricing got funny. By tDan Duchardt-11/20/1999
1714 Mark, Interesting question you raise there. I'm no expert, but I have an Dan Duchardt-11/20/1999
1713 Boon, without knowing the strike price of your options, it's hard to say. Jon Tara-11/20/1999
1712 Without specific #'s its hard to say but as the price of the underlying droMark Z-11/20/1999
1711 Thanks, Carl, your post does help. TO ALL: Here's what happened: I boughtBoon-11/20/1999
1710 If want the stock no matter what, then another possibility is to sell the optioSnowShredder-11/20/1999
1709 Almost 100% sure I'll take the LU stock right before expiration. My erroneoGeorge Theodorou-11/18/1999
1708 To all Here is a link with information about options and ideas for investing wiCarl Fritch-11/18/1999
1707 Be careful putting an offer in at the ask or in between the market with optionsMadpinto-11/18/1999
1706 I was being the optimist assuming I'd get the ask. Anyway there seems to beGeorge Theodorou-11/18/1999
1705 I think you understand the general concept now. However, I don't see where Madpinto-11/18/1999
1704 Madpinto, let's see if I got this right. If I exercise the option and then George Theodorou-11/18/1999
1703 First of all, nice going! I think I have an easier way for you to look at this Madpinto-11/17/1999
1702 Trying to figure out what the premium on an option is. Here's the problem. George Theodorou-11/17/1999
1701 On the quote they will list an number associated with the "bid" that Carl Fritch-11/17/1999
1700 Some things I recommend are: Buy options at least 3 months out. They have lessCarl Fritch-11/17/1999
1699 There is nothing wrong with just hanging on to options until expiration rolls aMadpinto-11/17/1999
1698 If you have 5 contracts of QCOM 350 Jan 00 calls, then you have the right to buJon Tara-11/16/1999
1697 <I>I could sell 3 contracts @150 ($45,000 150x300) and buy 200 shares @35Dan Duchardt-11/16/1999
1696 Dan and Mad, Thanks. Let me make sure I have this straight. I could sell 3 cotaylorfife-11/16/1999
1695 ED: I see another reply from Madpinto that hit about the same time as this oneDan Duchardt-11/16/1999
1694 <i>How many shares can I buy and at what price? And how do I execute thatMadpinto-11/16/1999
1693 Help me here. If I have 5 contracts of Qcom 350 Jan '00 calls and I want ttaylorfife-11/16/1999
1692 Maybe yes, maybe no... "Does that mean if I want to buy a low number of cJon Tara-11/16/1999
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