Quote from BootyShorts:
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So there's nothing I should worry about right? Her buying power is only 8 dollars but she has a few thousand in positions. I was worried they would liquidate some of her other positions or margin call for the assignment. I don't have any experience with retail firms so I don't know what they do.
I appreciate the help. Thanks.
Well, if I am understanding everything correctly, from the information you posted:
1) In the account, you are long 100 shares of Thompson Creek Metals.
2) In the account, you own 1 October 11 put which gives you the right to sell 100 shares of Thompson Creek Metals at 11.
3) Thompson Creek Metals, symbol "TC" is currently trading around 13.26.
Your action: Do nothing
(However, it's best to call the broker to learn more about this and learn why someone has the "power" to do transactions in your mother's account.)
If TC is above the strike, your option will expire worthless.
If TC is below the strike, there is a good chance the put will be exercised and you will sell the 100 shares at 11.
I hope this makes sense.
AZD
