thanks to both you guys, you got me on this one - my maths suck really bad, it was just me believing Hertz would not go to zero.
let me know if my maths calculation below is incorrect.
buy stock at $4, sell $1 covered call get $3.45, $0.55 money at risk if stock goes to zero
sell $1 put get $0.60, $0.40 risk if stock goes to zero
total risk to zero $0.95
is this a small risk or huge risk (yes it's still a risk) for this trade on a company such as Hertz - could they bankrupt, will the stock be sub $1 on option expiry date- if so (all unknown, zero guarantees) then my previous post was stupid to say it's not low risk?
stock above $1 on expiry net $0.45 on the call + $0.60 on the put = $1.05 profit
time stamp, see what happened
For your information the short put and covered call are identical positions so your just doubling up
they bot really connected or related
