Covered Calls

cdcaveman is a lunatic

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:-)

""Socratic" doesn't really come to mind here"

Lighten up. This thread lost its way a long time ago.

What happened to the Aussie patois??

'slag off' is defintely British... I'd say Manchester.
 
you f02ked up.. because this is actually me

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cdcaveman is a lunatic



""Socratic" doesn't really come to mind here"

Lighten up. This thread lost its way a long time ago.

What happened to the Aussie patois??

'slag off' is defintely British... I'd say Manchester.
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Aussies don't speak patois, they speak Strine, which includes much British idiom as well as their own colloquial enrichments.

As for me, I have lived in several countries and borrow from each. Currently NZ.... sweet as bro! ;-)
 
...saw a webinar where the trader is holding a stock that is in an uptrend and then selling naked calls against an uncorrelated etf that is in a down trend, thus pairing income collection with leaving the upside of the stock open...
 
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How is trading naked calls in another instrument from the one your long on work out margin wise?
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...you do need margin to do it, the long stock is part of your margin...
 
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