Archive for March, 2007
iswaswill asked:
I understand the writing/selling of a covered call earns you some money. When you close that position, you have to buy to close, right? So does it cost you money to close a written covered call and is this mandatory to close that position?
Justina Tegner
I understand the writing/selling of a covered call earns you some money. When you close that position, you have to buy to close, right? So does it cost you money to close a written covered call and is this mandatory to close that position?
Justina Tegner
jefferey515 asked:
The song was Holiday in Cambodia, sung by The Dead Kennedys, and was also covered by Napalm Death….. which album was it off of, because I am desperately looking for it. Thanks again.
Andres Scherich
The song was Holiday in Cambodia, sung by The Dead Kennedys, and was also covered by Napalm Death….. which album was it off of, because I am desperately looking for it. Thanks again.
Andres Scherich
Cinnamon asked:
Also, when did chocolate covered apples come into vogue and why are they so much more popular than regular caramel apples? You can find chocolate covered apples nearly everywhere but finding a plain caramel apple (with no peanuts even) is like finding a needle in a haystack unless you make them yourself.
Michelina Lasorsa
Also, when did chocolate covered apples come into vogue and why are they so much more popular than regular caramel apples? You can find chocolate covered apples nearly everywhere but finding a plain caramel apple (with no peanuts even) is like finding a needle in a haystack unless you make them yourself.
Michelina Lasorsa
John B asked:
Close out everything? Buy the call back, even at a loss? Roll it forward and hope? Roll it to a higher strike by doubling?
Thank you for your input, would anyone roll the call option to a higher strike price further out? And essentially try to stay one step ahead of the excercise of the option. I guess it would be like pyramiding. Probably a good way to get trapped.
Colette Baptiste
Close out everything? Buy the call back, even at a loss? Roll it forward and hope? Roll it to a higher strike by doubling?
Thank you for your input, would anyone roll the call option to a higher strike price further out? And essentially try to stay one step ahead of the excercise of the option. I guess it would be like pyramiding. Probably a good way to get trapped.
Colette Baptiste