Archive for June, 2010
Mijn vriend riep me bij 6:30 AM, en vertelde me om zich aan zijn huis te haasten en te krijgen. Ik kwam voor hij een echte noodsituatie had en ik uit de deur in mijn PJ' in werking stelde; s. Toen ik daar werd, was hij het buiten boos kijken, en alle merkte ik was op dat ongeveer 300 plastic vorken, lepels, en messen rechtstreeks in zijn gazon werden geplakt. Er is geen manier dat iets in die aard onbedoeld was.
Clayton Edgehill
John asked:
Here’s the situation:
I buy 100 shares of XYZ at $100/share.
I write a call option at $90/share and receive $18/share.
Is this an “in the money” call or an “out of the money” call? A lot of the examples I find on the web only give a single example and never mention which of the two they are.
I am guessing this is an “in the money” call since the call buyer would have the option to buy a stock below market value.
I see that this call would protect from loss down to $82 and would provide a gain of $8/share if the stock price remained above the strike price.
I’m not so certain what happens if the option was written with a strike price higher than the market price yet. I’m going to try to figure this out but if you know where there is an example (or feel like typing one up yourself), then please let me know!
Thank you.
Heidi Timmel
Iceberg22 asked:
It’s a Sprint plan called, “Sprint Unlimited Vision Pack”. I know I have unlimited access to the web.
But I’m not sure if I can download and use applications (such as the Google Maps App) without an extra fee.
Anybody know how cell phone carriers typically deal with applications.
Kelli Chamorro







