10baggerbamm :
you do realize that options positions can be rolled out they don't have to be exercised so if somebody is buying a call and in the money call and you think that they have to go out there and buy the stock to cover a short they can roll that to next week next month however far into the future they want to do it but I guess you don't understand that
10baggerbamm重案组之虎 - 曹达华OP:
I bought 3,000 shares at just a tad over 24 I sold between 73 and 75 everything so I'm all set and I guarantee everybody right now wishes that they would have sold in the seventies
10baggerbammjohnwesleyc:
you can close out any option position there's bids and there's offers and then you just roll it out to the next week the next month you people really have no clue what you're talking about options are completely liquid they trade they have a bid they offer they have a spread you can execute in between the spread you can sell on the bed there show the size of the bid why don't you like learn before you make a stupid comment. and one day the expiration means shit
10baggerbammjohnwesleyc:
no one's going to buy a May 17th $5 call right now I don't even think you know what you're referring to. nevertheless options are immediately liquid I've done tens of thousands of option trades on the bed on the offer in the spread if the stock moves away from you that's the only time your options not going to get if the stock moves away from you that's the only time your option order is not going to get executed if you're out of the market so you have no idea what you're talking about
10baggerbammJonSnow:
I really don't think you understand what you're talking about. if someone is short the stock and the hedge because the stock NOW is much higher they bought a call option they can do two things they can short more stock they can go in the open market and buy the stock and cover because the stocks week right now it's falling if the options out of the money it's going to expire worthless no one's going to exercise and out of the money call if it's in the money then it automatically gets exercised at the clothes on Friday technically it's 4:30 and it shows up in your account on Monday.. if some idiot decided to sell a naked call that's the same as being short the stock they would then have to go in the open market and buy the stock but no one in the right mind is going to do that there's no logic to that unless they sold calls at 50 and you see where this garbage is sitting at right now $30 in which case again that's the same as shorting the stock they collected the premium the options going to expire worthless.. if I bought a put I don't want the stock I'm going to sell it before the option gets exercised and gets stuck in my account so if I bought a put when this was say it's 70 and it's at 30 I don't want this crap I'm going to close out my option contract and that spread that profit I've made if I sold a naked put that's again the same as shorting the stock in which case I would potentially get put the stock if it's in the money so you have no idea what you are talking about
10baggerbamm : you do realize that options positions can be rolled out they don't have to be exercised so if somebody is buying a call and in the money call and you think that they have to go out there and buy the stock to cover a short they can roll that to next week next month however far into the future they want to do it but I guess you don't understand that
重案组之虎 - 曹达华OP 10baggerbamm: You have your points, so do we. Walk away and buy TSLA.
johnwesleyc 10baggerbamm: You ever tried rolling a 1DTE?
10baggerbamm 重案组之虎 - 曹达华OP: I bought 3,000 shares at just a tad over 24 I sold between 73 and 75 everything so I'm all set and I guarantee everybody right now wishes that they would have sold in the seventies
10baggerbamm johnwesleyc: you can close out any option position there's bids and there's offers and then you just roll it out to the next week the next month you people really have no clue what you're talking about options are completely liquid they trade they have a bid they offer they have a spread you can execute in between the spread you can sell on the bed there show the size of the bid why don't you like learn before you make a stupid comment. and one day the expiration means shit
重案组之虎 - 曹达华OP 10baggerbamm: We are happy for you, cheers.
JonSnow 10baggerbamm: you can of course as option seller force execution
johnwesleyc 10baggerbamm: Then buy that 5 strike put, try to roll it, and tell us how it goes.
10baggerbamm johnwesleyc: no one's going to buy a May 17th $5 call right now I don't even think you know what you're referring to. nevertheless options are immediately liquid I've done tens of thousands of option trades on the bed on the offer in the spread if the stock moves away from you that's the only time your options not going to get if the stock moves away from you that's the only time your option order is not going to get executed if you're out of the market so you have no idea what you're talking about
10baggerbamm JonSnow: I really don't think you understand what you're talking about. if someone is short the stock and the hedge because the stock NOW is much higher they bought a call option they can do two things they can short more stock they can go in the open market and buy the stock and cover because the stocks week right now it's falling if the options out of the money it's going to expire worthless no one's going to exercise and out of the money call if it's in the money then it automatically gets exercised at the clothes on Friday technically it's 4:30 and it shows up in your account on Monday.. if some idiot decided to sell a naked call that's the same as being short the stock they would then have to go in the open market and buy the stock but no one in the right mind is going to do that there's no logic to that unless they sold calls at 50 and you see where this garbage is sitting at right now $30 in which case again that's the same as shorting the stock they collected the premium the options going to expire worthless.. if I bought a put I don't want the stock I'm going to sell it before the option gets exercised and gets stuck in my account so if I bought a put when this was say it's 70 and it's at 30 I don't want this crap I'm going to close out my option contract and that spread that profit I've made if I sold a naked put that's again the same as shorting the stock in which case I would potentially get put the stock if it's in the money
so you have no idea what you are talking about