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It's generally a good idea to never short calls or puts, unless you are certain of the outcome (which is VERY rare). -more-
Posted by: arf on Jun 17, 10:06 in response to Ghinsberg's post Shorting option
You stand to lose far more than if you simply ignored the .PU or .CA for that stock rather than shorting it. Shorting is the only way to lose as much money as the movie makes, if it takes off, so use it wisely.
The payoff on the .PU and .CA aren't really worth shorting, as they only go to zero and not negative numbers (which shorting will put you into). So you can usually only make 40k on something like AVENGR if you got in early $2.00). Not worth the risks if it does flop. You only need to get hit for a couple million once and shorting derivatives becomes a touchy subject.
Shorting option Ghinsberg Jun 17, 06:42
A. you will pay what you would have received if you were long, so your losses are unlimited, B. your gains are only your initial investment {nm} jwammo Jun 17, 08:11
correct answers inside... RazorHawk Jun 17, 08:26
Every securtity delisting follows the same rules... Buy StarBond Fund 18 Jun 17, 08:29
Correction to B Buy StarBond Fund 18 Jun 17, 08:40
your correction is not complete.... RazorHawk Jun 17, 09:09
It's generally a good idea to never short calls or puts, unless you are certain of the outcome (which is VERY rare). -more- arf Jun 17, 10:06
So, to summarize? (Question not statement) elchan Jun 17, 11:05
correct {nm} RazorHawk Jun 17, 11:22
Thnx! {nm} elchan Jun 17, 13:30
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