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Mccune KS | Just replying to the whole thread.
I'll open the can of worms.
I like the idea of selling options.
I know selling options on stocks work.
You can watch a options chart just like a stock
chart and pull out or have a stop out just
like stocks.
Part of the problem 2008(I say part) was naked
Selling of options like puts.
Now adays trading platforms make it real
easy, good or bad.
What I see in selling calls on stock is I can
lock in a price and I watch they theta bleed
away and if it looks to be called away
I let it go or pull the plug on the option.
Way that I understand(could be wrong)
as soon as truck crosses scales a futures position
is made. I assume a option looking for
time decay but maybe a spread or the finger
on trigger to pull it out.
On stock my price is set at what I'm willing
to part with that may or may not happen
but getting payed for idle time.
What do succeful buyers or grain
do? An what are the pitfalls of gaining
theta even if you planned to feed the grain
out if you had to?
My beard is long not by choice.
Razors are to expensive!
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