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i basically need an example.... for example lets say i have 200 shares in BBY at 48.10 ... now i want to hedge this position by buying puts for jan 2008 contracts. Which contract could i buy and what would it mean for me money wise if the stock goes up to 52 or 44. your help would be...

can you liquidate your position in option of a stock easily ie like stocks or are they hard to unload? furthermoe, what does it mean by open interest and how would one trade options? im very new to options and i would appreciate any help

what do you guys think, time to jump in or what?? im talking about oil services holder btw

Jnj are obviously facing challenges thus the stock is historically at a low multiple. However stents are not its only business and it has near monopoly power in many segments it operates in. Furthermore, JNJ has one of the soundest pipelines in the industry which will be the key for future...

i totally agree with you, the fundamental aspects of an organization are utmost important. I am merely going after companies which will appreciate in the future and also give out great dividend while i wait a bit. My hopes are not to get instantaneously rich but to grow my assets over...

praetorian, my methodology to win the race is to always be steady and sound. Much like that race between the tortoise and the rabbit:D Im not here to scalp 2% a day but rather make a low double-digit return annually.

a company which has a great reputation for executing in the past and still has great prospects in the future yet trades close to its historically low multiple is CHEAP to me. example, Johnson and johnson

VZ has warned but the selling is not dramatic, its only down 3.7% and will likely recover a bit more by the end of day. Its a keeper and the lack of huge selling shows most of the weak hands are already out. Im a bit bearish on the market thus i have 50% in cash which i will be using as...

i'll start a journal of my holdings and than see if i make more than you technical analysis experts. method : simple companies with market values above 1 billion companies that pay dividends (generally) companies that are cheap i'll swing trade and prove to you that swing...