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MonkeyGee : I agree, there will be no growth with this president. we will have to wait for 2024.
doctorpot1OP MonkeyGee: oil price hiked in October as well, so not optimistic about Oct CPI
GoLeopard :
thanks for sharing.
I learnt something from your post about BBBY. Be Patience.
In the case of selling Put, market fluctuations always drop near to the strike price, and one has to buy over the shares. I have no intention to keep the shares. So sometimes i choose "Buy to Close" the positions, just get rid of it and incur losses.
Next day, the market reverses. and there you go, pulling my hair again.
Paper loss is not the worst, but if you can roll the options and wait for months, and get back your money with some profits, why not?!
Always remind myself, roll if possible before close.
doctorpot1OP GoLeopard:
glad this had been of help to you
yea rolling option is an interesting concept as we always earn the time value... the drawback is opportunity cost and taking on continued risk of the share price dropping or company going bankrupt.
but if there are no better alternatives, then rolling is not that bad.
GoLeopard doctorpot1OP: yes, options preferably traded on good stock with sound fundamentals. For speculative stock, have to exit fast and also protect with a spread. BBBY is one example.
Cui Nyonya Kueh : I read some news. Fed will up the interest till 2024 if I did not read wrongly.Fed unlikely to cut interest rates until 2024, Goldman Sachs says
doctorpot1OP Cui Nyonya Kueh:
The fed do release what they expect their interst rate to look like in their report, so from the dot plot, as of now, we can see the expectation as of Sept 2022 is that they expect interest rate to start dropping from 2024 onwards. This may change, as it is just expectation.
so if they keep increasing, then I will buy more longer term bond so as to lock in the higher interest rate for many years again hehehe
https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/files/fomcprojtabl20220921.pdf
Captain Woon : Astrea VI is most attractive now with 0.5% bonus secured as well
doctorpot1OP Captain Woon: based on the current price, it is giving a 4% yield too
Captain Woon doctorpot1OP: More than that in my calculation. Nearly 5% now excluding the 0.5% bonus, calculate till the end of the first redemption period.
sociable Dingo_8604 : Eye opener. Good read. But if you withdraw or redeem from the fund and then subscribe in again using coupon, wouldn’t it lessen your daily yield from cashplus? Wondering if this method works out..
doctorpot1OP sociable Dingo_8604: I just checked and it seems like there is no gap in the yield for withdrawing and resubscribing. so I'm getting both coupon yield and fund yield all the time
doctorpot1OP doctorpot1OP: Those days without any returns are Saturdays and Sundays.
sociable Dingo_8604 doctorpot1OP: Interesting, this method will ensure you get the coupon yield and yet no additional cash needed. Do I have to ensure my existing coupon duration end first before I attempt redemption?
doctorpot1OP sociable Dingo_8604: I usually wait for this line to disappear before redeeming and resubscribing again using another coupon. I try my best to maximise the coupon as there are max amount the yield can be applied to. Usually 5k is the max but some can go as high as 20k
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