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S-U_2 t1_je09jzg wrote
Reply to comment by Aimadness in What is a sucesssful rate of return for an options trader. by Aimadness
Did you not set up a limit buy/sell order
S-U_2 t1_jd9n5b0 wrote
Reply to Do I belong here? by Ok_Mathematician6005
Might as well give up on Bumble. Or you girlfriend will need a 2nd boyfriend.
S-U_2 t1_ja0p2lq wrote
Reply to comment by Exonerated_living in Wendy's Earnings by Exam_Intelligent
How much money did you make?
S-U_2 t1_j2ejpme wrote
Reply to comment by NiceAsset in "Most daytraders lose money" i'm sure you heard this many many times, then how much you made "investing" this year? by mbcls
On what sectors did you bet?
S-U_2 t1_j2eglzi wrote
Reply to comment by Same_Class5866 in Is Paypal the elephant in the room? by PossibilityRare5048
Do you have a business account? I have a personal account and try to not have to much cash on there. Just enough for buying stuff online
S-U_2 t1_j2efxd4 wrote
Reply to comment by third_legatron in yolo'd Jan. by [deleted]
Where did you get the 50k from
S-U_2 t1_iy7831u wrote
Kinda confused about what you said.
If a put is exercised the Put Buyer will automatically buy the shares on the market (currently at a low price) and force them on the Put Writer/Seller at Strike Price (higher than market value). This happens all in the background So unlike a Call Being exercised you shouldn't have +100 (or whatever) shares because it's already forced onto the Put Writer/Seller.
They will have to pay you a higher price for the shares then what they're actually worth (so buy at Strike Price instead of Market price) and you get money in your account.
So you should be able to pay your broker immediately?
Or am I missing something....
Small example:
So
Lets say Strike Price is 100 dollars Market value is 40 dollars I buy 40$ * 100 share's = 4.000$ Put Writer must pay (done automatically) 100$ * 100 shares = 10.000$ You made 6.000$ (before fee's and/or taxes) So your debt is settled....
Right....?
S-U_2 t1_ixsg5aq wrote
Reply to It was nice knowing you guys. by cyuvlol
As someone still learning options. I wonder if buying a straddle at the strike price would be a bit safer when you're dealing with a (currently) light fluctuating stock/etf and selecting a very short expectation date?
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Reply to comment by FinFree4Ever in What is going on with Unity stock by Artuhan
RemindMe! In 2 years