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The Covered Calls for Dummies Thread
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4530>> Sold Sandisk Nov. 45 puts today at 1.15. I wrote the Nov. 47.5 for 1.8Uncle Frank-10/23/2006
4529Sold Sandisk Nov. 45 puts today at 1.15. High volatility, good option premiums,Bridge Player-10/23/2006
4528<i> I dont think it was optimism, but volatility that is driving those priTriffin-10/20/2006
4527SNDK is wonderful vehicle for puts and calls... provided you're on the dealeUncle Frank-10/20/2006
4526 I figure $1.17 a share minus IB commissions, which are almost negligible. alanballow-10/20/2006
4525>> I watched those CREE options all week, finally did a buy-write yesterdaUncle Frank-10/19/2006
4524 I watched those CREE options all week, finally did a buy-write yesterday on thalanballow-10/19/2006
4523SNDK is very interesting. They're volatile as hell, and always seem to commUncle Frank-10/19/2006
4522<I>Just because they're reporting doesn't mean there should be a cslacker711-10/19/2006
4521Just because they're reporting doesn't mean there should be a call to unUncle Frank-10/19/2006
4520Earnings are tonight....Cree has historically moved quite a bit on their reportsslacker711-10/19/2006
4519What's up with this? CREE traded in the 21.87 to 22.48 range today, but theUncle Frank-10/19/2006
4518I'm impressed with your knowledge of the underlying nature of derivatives, bUncle Frank-10/19/2006
4517"what are your thoughts on merits of covered calls vs. writing puts." pcyhuang-10/18/2006
4516>> Agree - I do that a lot - more than covered calls. Then we're eithUncle Frank-10/18/2006
4515Agree - I do that a lot - more than covered calls.rrufff-10/18/2006
4514>> Do you use it more to capture a high premium in the put or as a hedge Uncle Frank-10/18/2006
4513Thanks for the post. I'm in the midst of trading a bunch here so I'll trrrufff-10/18/2006
4512>> what are your thoughts on merits of covered calls vs. writing puts. WeUncle Frank-10/18/2006
4511Hi Pc- what are your thoughts on merits of covered calls vs. writing puts. tharrufff-10/18/2006
4510Tony: The chart simply shows that covered option writing has been an uninterruppcyhuang-10/18/2006
4509Greetings, OK, I'll bite. I looked at the charts....now could you tell us iTShirtPrinter-10/18/2006
4508Strategy of cover-writing For anyone who pcyhuang-10/17/2006
4507Although I think Mills Corp (MLS) is a fairly high-risk play because of the unknBridge Player-10/16/2006
4506Stocks that are very close to the strike price will often carry time premiums onBridge Player-10/14/2006
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