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View Poll Results: It's July, 2017. When would the market correct?
Starting this month 10 14.49%
In 3 months 11 15.94%
In 6 months 17 24.64%
Not for another year. Wheeee! 31 44.93%
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Old 07-07-2017, 05:24 AM   #41
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I do not know, did not venture a guess, and left the poll unanswered.
Likewise, why would anyone try to predict the unknowable?


I hardly ever trade. Dont rebalance. Call me mister Buy and Hold. I would rather it was up than down, but really doesn't make much difference to me as long as divs aren't cut.
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Old 07-07-2017, 08:34 PM   #42
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Old 07-08-2017, 03:01 PM   #43
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Ok I read it, several times. I think its above my level, thanks for the link.
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Old 07-08-2017, 03:08 PM   #44
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Just listen to the tv pundits...they know all and share all.
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Old 07-08-2017, 03:18 PM   #45
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Ok I read it, several times. I think its above my level, thanks for the link.
Let me try to explain. The strike price is the price you are going to pay. So let's say I wrote a cash covered put for 7/21/2017 for vti at 126 for a premium of 1.25, that means I'm willing to buy vti at 126, subtracts 1.25 premium then that means on 7/21/2017, if vti is higher then 124.75, then I make money. If not then I lose money. If it closes above 126 then I got the premium for free.
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Old 07-08-2017, 03:29 PM   #46
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Let me try to explain. The strike price is the price you are going to pay. So let's say I wrote a cash coverup put for 7/21/2017 for vti at 126 for a premium of 1.25, that means I'm willing to buy vti at 126, subtracts 1.25 premium then that means on 7/21/2017, if vti is higher then 124.75, then I make money. If not then I lose money. If it closes above 126 then I got the premium for free.
You do this through a broker?
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You do this through a broker?
I put the trade on myself through Vanguard brokerage. Under options. Sell to open, ticker symbol, then how many contract, then price limit.
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I put the trade on myself through Vanguard brokerage. Under options. Sell to open, ticker symbol, then how many contract, then price limit.
Ok. thanks again. I need to study up more on this
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Old 02-08-2018, 08:32 PM   #49
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Congrats for those who picked "in 6 months." The market has corrected (or still is correcting).
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Hey, I missed this and did not vote.

I still can, but have not.

Should I?
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Old 02-08-2018, 09:02 PM   #51
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Hey, it is now closed.

I could have cheated, but there was no brownie point that I could claim so did not bother.
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Yes I had wanted to put 7 months and 3 days but it wasn't an option...
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