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Re: Dimension post# 42246

Thursday, 10/23/2008 2:19:06 PM

Thursday, October 23, 2008 2:19:06 PM

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I have to think about this. On the surface, it looks good.

If you were to put a ridiculously low buy limit on a stock, then if it hit that level your trade would execute.

If you were to sell a put at that ridiculously low price, then you would get the payment for the 'put'. If the stock hit that level (& the sold put was exercised) then you would get your stock & be paid for buying it. Is that right?

And, isn't that the naked 'put' that is so discouraged? Do I have that right?


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