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Thank you for the reply but I feel that when will be the right time to make my feet wet ?! It’s always learning and learning at some point u need to practice it in real I can’t paper trade till 70 hahah I see this as the same thing when I started my real estate buisness I bought small dump of an apartment with thinking that I know everything the best I bearly made threw the first year but with bits and bats I managed and I learnt a lot along the way so at what point u say let’s go ?https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/how-do-i-make-money.321592/
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/how-did-thus-loss-happen.321143/
etc etc.
There is, I think, great wisdom in having a Ready! Fire! Aim! approach to life -- the same sort of thing that observes,
"Don't let the Perfect become the enemy of the Pretty Good."
But the first term there, is "Ready" -- and you ain't. Not by a long shot. NO offense intended, but you've asked about brokers/funding, about the impact of exercised options, and here, about the ramifications of a near-the-money call, two weeks from expiration, and hell -- it's paper, too.
IF YOU PUT REAL MONEY INTO THIS, it will be gone in a whisper. Not even a ripple to mark it's passing. Not even Internet crickets to mark the time....
GONE.
Take the next bunch-of-months, CONTINUE to paper-trade!!!
Your big lesson will be in the kinds of questions you come up with later that don't even occur to you now. TRUST THIS.
but it one's mind they are.