if you don't mind me asking, what broker are you with?
is it one of the Canadian ones?
if so, did you put in the order yourself through the web, or was it a broker-assisted contingent order?
hey,
yeah it is actually, delta ~0.99 - 1.0
I didn't know that could happen.
I'm sure there's a reasonable explanation, it just doesn't make sense to me at this time though.
I've got a spread expiring this month, and one of the legs is a long put, and according to Td waterhouse analytics, it's long theta.... Wtf?
I'm only talking about the leg, not the positon
Cboe has a course that teaches this. I couldn't help but think that the broker is in on it. While it's tempting to roll down up in out... I remember the quote "bulls make money, bears make money, but pigs get slaughtered."
if you can do this [/I] consistently[I] then all the power to you
Wouldn't you just buy back the cheaper vertical? ( the one that the underlying has moved away from)
Personally I would close the position, unless I've misunderstood you.
As mentioned above... Thinkorswim will do it all
I'm from Toronto as well. Td waterhouse bought them so you can only paper trade for now.
But in the new year they will allow new accts for Canadians again
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he may teach well and that's all good. But to demand such a price, one should back it up with a track record.
thanks :p, that was funny actually.
I know i can find it online, but I prefer books since they're more comprehensive and I find go into better details.