"OLH" ...can't happen... estimated taxes.. "Uncle Sam not stupid"...crystal balls don't work....don't "you wished they did"...hey "clairvoyant" sounds like you've been down this road sorry about that. New insight for you "OLH" Broke..."Silver182" not even if the price of Oil goes down to 10 dollar a barrel)..
Nope! I don't sell naked puts! You're not paying quarterly. Not how it works, Bro! You make a few bucks in 2018. You go bust in 2019. Liable for 2018 taxes which you cannot pay in 2019.
OLH...sounds like you've been down these "broke" roads before..sorry about that. Tell me how the tax system works when you get a little older...
I thought that I was clear. You can boldface it all you like. I don't run a haircut. I don't sell naked puts... you do.
OLH...you also need to learn to read & comprehend.."buy them books send them to school" & this is what we get...
lol Silver is the guy who canlt define a synthetic call. You don’t pay quarterly. You do short naked puts hence the haircut.
OLH..."of little help"...is your new name..little if anything you say has any relationship to what I have written....a "haircut" means nothing to me...."learn to read write & comprehend English"..until then you get NO response from me. "good luck..have a great life"
<<Use volatility to your advantage when selling>> Is gauging IV% to its Percentile or Rank or comparing it to its Hist. Vol.% is the end of the world? What else can be done in order to perceive volatility better? He he he.... Hang on a minute there mate! How come long 100 shares and long one put = long call? My understanding is as below and if you prove me wrong, then that shall be a new learning for me. Thanks anyways.... 1 option (be it call or put) = 100 shares. right? Assuming that lets examine the L.H.S. of the equation: As, Long 100 shares = Long 1 Call, right? Long 1 put = Short 100 Shares, right? So, Long 100 shares and Long 1 put = Long 1 Call and Short 100 Shares, right? or, Long 100 shares and Long 1 put = Long 100 Shares and Short 100 Shares, right? Now, let us assume the R.H.S. of the equation: 1 Long Call...hmm... that's equal to Long 100 shares, right? Hence, L.H.S. is not equal to R.H.S.
omg No, it's not right. Long 1 call = long 100 shares + long 1 put. Here are the payoffs drawn for you: http://www.theoptionsguide.com/long-call.aspx http://www.theoptionsguide.com/protective-put.aspx