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Strategies & Market Trends
Selling Puts: Have Cash Will Travel
An SI Board Since June 1997
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410 Try Waterhouse. IMHO, they are pretty lenient when approving options. The goodVincentTH-1/13/1998
409 Yep that's what I like too, I would own it at a lower price...then again I White Shoes-1/13/1998
408 Also, the Lawrence MacMillan book: Options, a Strategic Investment is THE book fellowfool-1/13/1998
407 There has not been too much activity on this thread lately so it was nice to sefellowfool-1/13/1998
406 WS~Lot of good stuff here if you can do it. exchange2000.com Good Luck, RickRick C.-1/12/1998
405 Hugh, I am just going thru this thread for the 1st time. I hope you aren't White Shoes-1/12/1998
404 Robert, Peter is bearish on Yahoo, so a covered call strategy would be inapproJim Lass-12/30/1997
403 Shouldn't Peter also buy the stock if he sells the call. Otherwise his callRobert-12/30/1997
402 Peter, This strategy is like a covered call. It is sometimes called a covered J.S.-12/30/1997
401 You make a very valid point Rick. I don't normally follow MSFT as a put p-----------12/29/1997
400 Jim, thanks! You're right that selling calls would be simpler than the wayPeter Yang-12/29/1997
399 Peter, you've come to the right place! Just sell the March 60 call, it wilJim Lass-12/29/1997
398 I have a question for those who are good at options trade and hope I can get anPeter Yang-12/29/1997
397 Hi Doug~Missed opportunity for MSFT puts? Perhaps, but often best to let that Rick C.-12/29/1997
396 Rick C, thank,s for calm and objective response,being atrader is a lonely bussiMagnifique-12/27/1997
395 Rick: Hindsight is so darn good. MSFT is a prime example of an opportunity to -----------12/25/1997
394 <i>Magnifique</i>~Thanks for the balanced view and reminder of realRick C.-12/24/1997
393 You are all ,of course, right! My goal in selling puts is always to maximize tJohn D. White-12/24/1997
392 To all thread debator,s... Boys and girls,when I look at your thread afterMagnifique-12/24/1997
391 >>...all you're really doing is removing margin from your account.<Rick C.-12/24/1997
390 Hello: This conversation was just too good to stay out of. Everyone has, IMO,-----------12/23/1997
389 Rick: I remember Warner Lambert from a long time ago. Good company. Regardin-----------12/23/1997
388 Rick C. writes:<I> With all due respect, I wonder if you seriously trade Greg Higgins-12/23/1997
387 >>Finally. You are being paid a premium to accept the risk of assignment.Rick C.-12/23/1997
386 I sold 2 contracts and the margin requirement is not much more than $2000...I dCarmine Cammarosano-12/23/1997
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