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Let’s say I go long the warrants and sell ATM LEAPS. Any better potential ROI than simply selling coveted calls with stocks? How about the latter trade with portfolio margin, which doesn’t apply to warrants or LEAPS at any broker I know of; if I’m wrong and it matters for this comparison let me...

Will keep in mind. Tks.

Was hoping someone else had done it all automatically, real-time.

Anyone know of any sites or services that provide the Greeks for stock warrants, like the want numerous sites do for stock options?

In a taxable account using portfolio margin if I own 10 warrants (to buy) and sell 10 calls that are ATM (with the underlying) is this treated like a naked options spread?

Nah, a futurist hack living in a dump of a town.

I was thinking of the special situations site, specifically. But open to others. We each kick in one half or one quarter it helps bring down costs and the info is easy to share. Just a thought.

Thanks all.

Tks.

Will give a try but usually CNBC products are inferior to Bloomberg.

Apologies if this is the wrong group, but I couldn't find one where it would fit better, really. Anyway, I usually listen to Bloomberg during premarket and market hours, and it's ok with Tom Keene early in the day, but about mid-day they switch mostly to the Politics and Policy, and Law stuff...

Hey thanks for the info. I'm curious how you are taking TTS with a premium selling strategy. My conversations with various folks led me to believe that you needed to be opening and/or closing numerous trades a day, almost every day. Is that what you do?

Nope, check the law.

When someone starts a conversation with "Are you really that dumb", they've lost the argument.

And I bill whom?

Taught at Lynn University, Florida Atlantic University and the University of Technology, Sydney, in Australia. I wish I could say calling someone a liar was defamation but I would have to show damages. Your interpretation of copyright law is commonsensical, perhaps, but not the way the law is...

Taught media law for six years. You can make or acquire a single copy of a single piece of content for your own use -- except reselling it. Seriously. Back in the days when Xeroxing and carbon copies were the only ways to copy, this was sufficient. In the digital age, though, the law just hasn't...

Legally, too, I am not sure if asking for one copy of one copyrighted product is theft, at least not on my end. Might be fair use.

Ask any poet. People write for lots of reasons. If money is the motivation, woe to them.

Special Situations Investing by Stark (1983). On a computer that won't allow a torrent search. Can anyone help out?