"so a big put wall above cap the upside.Options have expiration, so a big put wall above cap the upside.
please explain.
"so a big put wall above cap the upside.Options have expiration, so a big put wall above cap the upside.
Why is that of any importance?
If they all unload at the same time, there will be a significant change in price.
It has happened before, a lot of options expiring at the same time from institutional traders caused the price to go in one direction.
"so a big put wall above cap the upside.
please explain.
I bet he must, win or lose, he needs to close the positions.
What upside are your referring to. The maximum upside is if the underlying goes to zero.he will dump to cut lost, vice versa.
What upside are your referring to. The maximum upside is if the underlying goes to zero.
%%Why is that of any importance?

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yes, but looking at American options, he will be able to exercise them at any time so it will be hard to know when he is about to do it.
godd question, would him be satisfied with 10% gain or 20, or to his target, before his expiration. Is he day trading or swing by quarters? Then he holds the underlying 1.5 billion underlying?