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How do I do that shit those retards do on wsb? Coins are retarded

>> No.22369265

>>22369253
retard

>> No.22369480

>>22369253
retard

>> No.22369506

>>22369253
retard

>> No.22369536

>>22369253
retard

>> No.22369564

>>22369536
Retard

>> No.22369573

>>22369253
Why would you want to copy reddit?

>> No.22369591

>>22369253
retard

>> No.22369646

>>22369253
retard

>> No.22369654

>>22369253
retard

>> No.22370243

>>22369573
I just wanna try it out

>> No.22370524

>>22369253
its called options

>> No.22370603

>>22370524
retard

>> No.22370757

>>22370524
How do options turn 3000 into 120000?

>> No.22370818

>>22370757
>buy tesla call with $400 strike price during corona crash
>tesla goes to $2000
>make $160,000 minus initial cost

>> No.22370926

>>22370818
When a stock goes up when you pay the premium do you actually keep the profit or do you actually have to buy the entire stock at the strike price and then sell it?

Is it all automatic where you just take the money off the top or what? Or after you do it and the stock goes up do you have to pay the 20,000 for the shares and then sell it for 60,000 yourself?

>> No.22371288

>>22370926
You have to lock in the price yourself

>> No.22371319

>>22371288
Yeah but once you end the contract do you have to pay all the money for the price of the stocks then sell it or do you just automatically keep the profit

>> No.22371331

>>22371319
retard

>> No.22371362

>>22371319
Too lazy to research for you but you'd want something like
>does exercising a call automatically sell the underlying asset
as your term

>> No.22371368

>>22371319
yes

>> No.22371388

>>22371319
You pay once the price starts moving in the opposite direction cause that’s what will inevitably happen.

Or, you just press the big fat button that says ‘’LOCK’’ to make sure you’re not gonna lose money:

>> No.22371413
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22371413

>>22369253
go read a few articles on investopedia and come back when you're not retarded

>> No.22371528

>>22371319
ah fuck it I got curious,
https://finance.zacks.com/need-money-buy-shares-executing-call-option-3753.html
apparently you have to buy the stock and then sell it. You can lock it in and be on hook for the money for a few days, but if you try to sell the stocks before paying it's called "freeriding" and you can get get certain penalties from your broker. Apparently using margin on a locked ITM-after-fees option then immediately settling is a safe and common practice.

I'd be interested in opening up to everyone the question of whether or not the price of straight selling an ITM option would work out to the same as the profits secured by exercising and closing out the underlying.

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22371956

>>22371528
yes, usually you can sell the option for practically the same as what it's worth. Be sure to use a limit order or else you're retarded.

>> No.22372138

>>22369253
Research The Greeks and IV Crush.
also
who here /thetagang/? THETA THETA THETA