On May 28, you recommended buying BAC leaps at $4.70.
"This is good timing for Bank of America (BAC) [another one of our LTP holdings], who are exercising $1.9Bn worth of calls to up their stake in China Construction Bank (CICHF.PK) to 10.75% from 8.2% in China’s second largest bank. BAC’s original $3Bn investment in June 2005 is now worth about $30Bn. The 2010 $35 calls are just $4.70 and make a fantastic long-term investment."
Those same leaps are selling for $1.34 today. That's a 75% loss in 1 month. I don't think anyone could have predicted how bad June was going to be, but I'm curious how you would handle such value erosion in long term calls that you've bought, e.g. sell, hold, average down, if your reason for buying has not changed. Thanks. I enjoy reading your posts.
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On May 28, you recommended buying BAC leaps at $4.70.
"This is good timing for Bank of America (BAC) [another one of our LTP holdings], who are exercising $1.9Bn worth of calls to up their stake in China Construction Bank (CICHF.PK) to 10.75% from 8.2% in China’s second largest bank. BAC’s original $3Bn investment in June 2005 is now worth about $30Bn. The 2010 $35 calls are just $4.70 and make a fantastic long-term investment."
Those same leaps are selling for $1.34 today. That's a 75% loss in 1 month. I don't think anyone could have predicted how bad June was going to be, but I'm curious how you would handle such value erosion in long term calls that you've bought, e.g. sell, hold, average down, if your reason for buying has not changed. Thanks. I enjoy reading your posts.
BD