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    Selling calls against Leaps

    I really don't understand this section. The calendar call spread ought not have unlimited upside risk. If underlying went up a lot, you would be exercised so the next step to exercise your LEAP. Even if it resulted loss because of the difference between the two strike, you wouldn't have...
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    Margin requirement for Calendar Spread

    Hi, I'll transfer $5000, maybe it's enough to begin trading. But I have some problems because of not having trading experience. For example I don't know what happen if I'm exercised and, after this, I don't buy the stocks or exercise my LEAP call immediately. It may happen, because I...
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    Margin requirement for Calendar Spread

    Thanks MTE, I'll ask IB for details. I can afford to buy cheaper stocks but I'd like to invest in more instuments with leverage. However I think if I allow the LEAP to be exercised, the leverage conception will break off.
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    Margin requirement for Calendar Spread

    Hi, I'm a beginner and next week I'll try to begin trading at IB with a margin account. I don't have too many funds to buy several contracts for covered call writing, so I want to set up Long Calendar Spreads with call options, but I'd like to be sure how margin works for this spread...
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    Rolling a put option

    An example... Let's assume that the underlying stock was at $34,5 and I've sold one 35 put for $1 (ITM) and simultaneously bought one long-timed 35 put for $6. Two weeks later the stock price fell to $32 so I was excersized so I was obligated to buy 100 shares of the underlying stock for $35...
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    CORRELATION EminiS&P-Russel2000

    How do you calculate the profit per spread? You didn't report how many stocks to long ES and to short ER. :confused:
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