The original poster might want to redo copy-and-pasting 101. I think if you saw the section with paragraph numbers, you'd realize there's plenty...
What's wrong with the math? Or are you one of those anti-elitists who thinks math is a filthy liberal trick?
A man can drown in a bowl of soup. Lesson: Always be careful, even if you don't think you're out of your depth.
Mark, nobody (presumably) disputes your point. Obviously, getting a premium for doing something is better than not getting a premium for doing the...
This is pretty much where writing-to-own falls apart. The only times you'd end up holding the shares are the times you probably don't want them...
The problem is whatever pushed your shares to $1 in the first place. Which probably won't leave you with a few billion dollars lying around to...
Insurance costs more when you want to insure a higher risk. That is the natural order of things.
In all fairness to the original poster, LEH did not in fact go the way of BSC. :D
If they're ITM, sell to close for whatever they're worth. If they're OTM, instruct your broker not to exercise. If you do nothing, you...
Mark, you know I'm the first person to back you up when you're right, but you're wrong on this one. An easy way to see that you're wrong is...
So let it be written. So let it be bought to close. :)
Stop? He doesn't know the meaning of the word.
He may well still be one.
I'd believe it. I mean, why would Jesus lie?
Link me to the post where I shouted to go long from the top. Also, link me to any post where my aunt said anything.
I think we can all immediately see why this is a dumb idea. Why should we share no risk strategies for making 2%, when we could be sharing no...
Who, specifically, was shouting that?
Risky's call was a "prediction" for 1:30 PM posted at exactly 2 PM. I do love his knee-jerk fading of the ball, but these days if you're going...
I like how he called the bottom intra-day, NDX kept dropping, and now he's taking credit for the entire session. Well played. What's more...
Heh, risky's third person plural now. We have a guy like that on Yahoo. The plural refers to himself and his imaginary hedge fund.
Separate names with a comma.