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Re: rivervalley post# 227

Wednesday, 03/25/2015 3:32:17 PM

Wednesday, March 25, 2015 3:32:17 PM

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If NDLS never goes below $15 from now until Jan 16 then I never get to own the shares but I keep the $160 cash.

Options have value because of time to expiration.. The closer it is to Jan16 (or the further Ndls goes away from $15) the option will be worth less. So if Ndls goes to $20 that option I sold for $160 cash would probably be worth $40 cash, depending on what time in the year it was.

Same goes for selling calls. If you sell the Jan 16 call of $22.50 a share, you will get $150 cash today but forfeit any upside above $22.50 because you will be forced to sell at that price.

It limits your downside by collecting a premium but also limits your upside.
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