/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30257164
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post the transit chart

let's say a stock is trading for $53 and there's a put option with $50 strike price ending after the first week of April for $0.89, what happens if I a. buy it and the price only goes to $50.01, b. $49.99 and c. it goes up suddenly and is now at $57. say i buy 100 contracts for $89.

a. I just lose the $89 for being out of the money, right?
b. do I get to cash in 100*100=10,000 shares multiplied by $49.99? so $499,900? Or is it 10,000*$0.01=$100?
c. am I on the hook for $57*10,000 if I cannot get rid of them?

thank you for clarifying my tard questions

>>29660956
sorry doc, let me fix that for you

>>28869419
>Dr. Michael Berry

>>28407777
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they'll attack it and say it's a reflection of all right types and try to spin it as a racist thing. watch.

>/biz/ is now the fastest board on 4chan(nel)
hello reddìt

we have celebrities shilling it, and we all know there's wallets that keep dumping free tokens on normies all the time. it goes up and dumps, and then Elon pumps and more people probably get their FIRST experience buying Crypto with DC and tell all their friends how tech knowledgeable they are with this "digital money thing". then they get in and out goes outwards into normie land. I used to mine them 7 years ago and likely the hard drive is in a landfill (maybe not). I would be taking this all a lot more seriously if the coin did not have an infinite supply, but at the same time doesn't that mean you can keep riding these pumps because you have Twitter kids (current post on the catalog) making accounts based on DC saying they're not selling until $100 which is beyond delusional and sad, yet an incredible opportunity to ride the mentality and profit? is DC unironically the swinging cash cow?