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Strategies & Market Trends
A Study of Covered Strangle in a Rather Neutral Market
An SI Board Since August 2001
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23<i> This is a risky move. First we do not know where the market is headingPAL-8/30/2001
22Wednesday, August 29, 2001 after the close. <b>Dow 10,090.90 -131.13 -1.3PAL-8/29/2001
21Memo to the diary: He been away for a short vacation with my lovely wife, my soPAL-8/28/2001
20August 23, 2001 after the close. <b> Dow 10,229.15 -47.75 -0.5% Nasdaq 1PAL-8/23/2001
19August 22, 2001 after the close. <b> Dow 10,276.90 +102.76 +1.0% Nasdaq PAL-8/22/2001
18Augus 21, 2001 after the close: The Fed cut fed funds rate to 3.5%, the lowest PAL-8/21/2001
17Memo to the diary: August 20, 2001 after the close: <b> Dow 10,320.07 +79PAL-8/20/2001
16On the one end of the spectrum we have $ 110,000 cash and keep it that way. The PAL-8/20/2001
15Since the options expired worthless, there is no open position. There is a temptPAL-8/20/2001
14Under buy/write the maxim return will be achieved when the stock closed at 65 orPAL-8/20/2001
13Remember that the three scenarios produce the following portoflios: a. 100% casPAL-8/20/2001
12The value of the holding on 8/17/01 Owns 1,800 shares of qcom plus $ 5,510 in cPAL-8/20/2001
11Now we have to comapre covered strangle against buy/write strategy. Under buy/wPAL-8/20/2001
10What the the maximum return for Covered Strangle and 100% cash/short puts? a. 1PAL-8/20/2001
9We know reach the point where we need to calculate the risk associated with eachPAL-8/19/2001
8What if the stock closed below 60? We will get assignment on Monday at a price oPAL-8/19/2001
7What if QCOM did not close at 61.56 on 8/17/01? Covered Strangle : owns 1000 shPAL-8/19/2001
6Let us compare covered strangle against other strategy. What if we use edamoPAL-8/19/2001
5Looking at trade confirmations, this is the latest play on the "trade portiPAL-8/18/2001
4To:rydad From: PAL Thursday, Aug 9, 2001 1:54 PM View Replies Rydad: thanksPAL-8/18/2001
3Here is a more definition of a strangle (and a straddle): To: PAL From: rydad PAL-8/18/2001
2Currently, in my trading account I am 50% invested and 50%. The conditions in whPAL-8/17/2001
1The question is why am I interested in a covered strangle in a rather neutral maPAL-8/17/2001
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