cheap MSFT synthetic 30 call for March

Quote from deltatrader72:

My guess is you are a former market maker, whose used to margin advantages and available capitol that must customers don't get.

Guess again.
 
Quote from optioncoach:

SO BUY THE REGULAR $30 CALL!!!!!

What is your argument for taking two transaction so achieve what you can do in one transaction- simply buying the call!

Surprise, the $30 Call can be bought as of close today at $.37.

I'm sorry I must have misunderstood the tone of this comment. My bad.
 
Quote from commiebat:

Guess again.

Ok wrong guess.....Would you agree you are more experienced than your average option trader, and have capitol access that most don't have? Or am I wrong again?
 
Quote from deltatrader72:

Ok wrong guess.....Would you agree you are more experienced than your average option trader, and have capitol access that most don't have? Or am I wrong again?

You're mostly wrong again.

I have pretty good insight, so I've gotten a lot of learning from what I suspect is about an average level of experience.

I don't know what kind of capitol access I have. I wasn't responsible for burning it down in 1814 or anything, though some have suggested otherwise. I probably couldn't get special access, since I can't get my hands on huge stacks of money.
 
Quote from commiebat:



I don't know what kind of capitol access I have. I wasn't responsible for burning it down in 1814 or anything, though some have suggested otherwise. I probably couldn't get special access, since I can't get my hands on huge stacks of money.

Come on Commie fess up they let you right into any place you need to go in Washington all you do is flash your diplomatic credentials.
 
Quote from ellevers:

Don't forget the add the cost of carrying the stock.

It's embedded as a discount on the put. The only added costs are commish, edge, and perhaps an increase in haircut. Do the synthetic if you're expecting a large drop in STIR or a surprise dividend increase. I would assume edge-loss would outweigh any benefit from rate/dividend forecasting. In other words, just go ahead and buy the natural call.
 
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