Quote from Appleseed:
How does 1.2k get you 270 shares?
$1200/16=75 shares
what am i missing?
cheers
john![]()
He meant risking $1200 max. Buying 270 shares at $16 comes to $4,320 but of that $4,320, he will then set a stop loss so that the most he can lose is $1,200. I believe that comes to a stop at $11.65 or so.
And what I'm trying to show is the downside risk can be the same i.e a $1,200 lost, but the upside reward is very different. Where as buying the stock yields far less then the stock option the higher the stock moves.
Ben

