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Re: Stock post# 43325

Wednesday, 01/17/2007 3:28:56 PM

Wednesday, January 17, 2007 3:28:56 PM

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DrWorm,
May be I am not clear. It is a drill to do with every trade winner or loser so you can keep good lessons with you and remember mistakes and avoid them.
Options should not be more then 5 % of your capital I am talking about short-term options. That 5 % should be for all short-term positions. One should always do spread, even if it is giving you few % at least if you are wrong you are wrong few % less most spreads gives you 30 to 40% so you are taking same position but paying 30 40 % less, Once trade is comfortable you can always add a leg.
Long term could be used for leaps; In case of leaps always do spreads. One should not invest more then 5 % in one position. I do one thing for a long position I buy stock and write a call for period I want to hold and I am hoping it is going there. With premium I will buy 5-7 % out of money puts I might add a bit in that, now I have stop in place and I can ride it better.
When I am writing this I am reminding it to my self also.
Good luck.

Farooq
This post is for educational and amusement purposes only, and is not to be interpreted as trading advice. Consult your financial adviser before placing any trade.

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