He meant risking $1200 max. Buying 270 shares at $16 comes to $4,320 but of that $4,320, he will then set a stop loss so that the most he can lose is $1,200. I believe that comes to a stop at $11.65 or so. And what I'm trying to show is the downside risk can be the same i.e a $1,200 lost, but the upside reward is very different. Where as buying the stock yields far less then the stock option the higher the stock moves. Ben
Ben, I have been tracking your trades and following your journal here. I was curious what site or sites you might be using to make these earnings trade estimates. Your system seems to be working nicely, good job! 22
Ben, I am impressed with your trades so far as you are right a lot more times than wrong on the direction of your bet. What causes you to believe it shall be a call or a put? Thanks. OptionsCharm
I Bought 10 ARO March 22.5 calls at $2.35 for a cost of ($2,365). Let's hope ARO comes with a bang tonight. Ben
Closed ARO calls at $3.10 and my gains are $720. Overall, my gains have climbed to $31,517.25. With that $12,000 starting capital, I like my account right now sitting at $43,500. Ben