Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted
1 hour ago, This2ShallPass said:

Say it goes to $800 PE, then you have made more than your $40


You still lose $40 more on the short stock than you make on the call.

 

Shorting 100 shares and buying one $200 strike (OTM) call is equivalent to buying one $200 strike (ITM) put. The put costs around $39 right now.

 

p = c - s

Posted
10 hours ago, backtothebeach said:


You still lose $40 more on the short stock than you make on the call.

 

Shorting 100 shares and buying one $200 strike (OTM) call is equivalent to buying one $200 strike (ITM) put. The put costs around $39 right now.

 

p = c - s

Agreed, it was an error in my calc. You'll lose max $40, so buying ITM put is better than shorting and buying call. Doing nothing is even better.

 

Posted
1 hour ago, This2ShallPass said:

Agreed, it was an error in my calc. You'll lose max $40, so buying ITM put is better than shorting and buying call. Doing nothing is even better.


Yes, sorry I changed my post when you had already answered, to include the formula p = c - s , which I found very useful to think about all the permutations when starting with options.

 

For example 

stock = call - put

stock - call = - put (the typical covered call)
call = stock + put
etc.

Posted (edited)

 

 

No I swear, markets haven't been frothy at times and participants are rational actors!

 

Not saying OPEN is one of those overvalued shares now per sé, but christ. Guess it's cheap marketing at only $100k...?

Edited by Valuebo
Posted
22 hours ago, Valuebo said:

 

 

No I swear, markets haven't been frothy at times and participants are rational actors!

 

Not saying OPEN is one of those overvalued shares now per sé, but christ. Guess it's cheap marketing at only $100k...?

 

How could that possibly be a real thing. I'd take that bet in any size. That's ridiculous.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...