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Superbox.

Wow...gettin' hammered today.

Yes, the "best and final offer" thing was a little obvious...

MTGA Make Twit great again...

Elon is a Patriot. He’ll bring Donny back.

I was short an FCX April 14 45 Covered Call had the stock called away. It got me thinking. Why were my shares selected as opposed to someone else who had a Covered Call written against some ITM FCX at the same April 45 Call? How do they pick who’s shares get taken?

No pool table, bowling alley? Why bother?...

Alcoa... If I weren't a fat old man who isn't as flexible as he used to be, it prolly wouldn't be a toon. They're just so easy to get onto and off of for me.

Lulu right outside my back door to the Gulf.

Fort Myers Beach. :cool:

I'm now a resident of The Sunshine State. No more Wisconsin income tax, high property taxes and heating bills. I've also cut the cord, no more cable bill. I bought a Superbox. A big increase in income.

...and give you my edge? Waddya, nutz?

That has not been my experience.

They made a big deal about Buffet buying $5B worth of OXY this week. OXY was almost single digits about 2 years ago It's in the high 50's now. Ummmm.....

As I said in a different thread, something about her reminds me of Karen Supertrader. A lot of salesmanship.

Thank you.

Excuse my ignorance. This is a Covered Call. I wrote the MAR 87.5 Calls against the stock.

PM goes ex div tomorrow. Closed @ 93 today. I've got the MAR 87.5's against it. Div is $1.25 Don't care either way, just curious.

There's something about Cathie that reminds me of Karen Supertrader. Her manner of speech, her mannerisms, the way she carries herself. Hit me right away.

The farther out the expiration date, the higher the Put value. So if a Call is expiring this Friday, this Friday's same strike Put will be much less value than the same strike Put 6 months out. So the farther out the expiration, the less likely assignment is because the value is higher farther...