Which IT Outsourcing Company Gives Maximum Return on Covered Calls? [View article]
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Dan, dude, what the heck are you talking about?!?! You can't ignore time value of money "assuming" that one will hold a stock for the next six months and that capital losses in that time will be erased!!!! The central idea with options is that there IS a time value to ownership and capital. Jeez, man, quit it with the inane ramblings, you're just embarrassing yourself.
Of course Satyam looks great in your "analysis". You used a high strike price and ignored all the other variables!! Here's another look at your "analysis"--
Stock price on June-25 $24.50 Call premium for $25 for Jan-08 = $2.60 If one buys 200 shares one would invest $4,900 Max return is ($2.60 * 200) + (($25 - $24.50) * 200) = $620 = 12.7% Min return is $2.60*200 = $520 = 10.6%
THE ACTUAL MIN RETURN IS: -4,900 + ($2.60 * 200) = -$4,380 IF THE STOCK GOES TO $0.00
Dan, you can't IGNORE the value of the underlying stock. You can't ignore time value of money--of course if you pick a $30 strike price you will make "more money" at the "max". If you had run the analysis with a strike price of $50, you would have calculated an even greater "max" return.
This is beyond sloppy, it's just ignorant. Please try to understand what you are saying befor you say it.
Which IT Outsourcing Company Gives Maximum Return on Covered Calls? [View article]
Dan, dude, what the heck are you talking about?!?! You can't ignore time value of money "assuming" that one will hold a stock for the next six months and that capital losses in that time will be erased!!!! The central idea with options is that there IS a time value to ownership and capital. Jeez, man, quit it with the inane ramblings, you're just embarrassing yourself.
Of course Satyam looks great in your "analysis". You used a high strike price and ignored all the other variables!! Here's another look at your "analysis"--
Stock price on June-25 $24.50 Call premium for $25 for Jan-08 = $2.60
Increasing Taxes Should Keep India’s IT Biggies at Bay (INFY, WIT) [View article]
LOL, taking the battle to another forum, eh?!
No argument here. Your original article quoted an analyst who suggested that the tax rates would shoot up, but did not cite the timeframe. Since later in the article his growth commentary is based on quarter-to-quarter growth (I assume this--once again it is not mentioned in the article), one might believe that the tax rate is going to jump up this quarter as well.
As you rightfully point out, the tax rates do not change until fiscal 2010.
Yes I believe in FACTS and I do my homework. I simply found your original post to be misleading and I posted a question to obtain a public clarification. Well done!
Which IT Outsourcing Company Gives Maximum Return on Covered Calls? [View article]
Which IT Outsourcing Company Gives Maximum Return on Covered Calls? [View article]
Dan, dude, what the heck are you talking about?!?! You can't ignore time value of money "assuming" that one will hold a stock for the next six months and that capital losses in that time will be erased!!!! The central idea with options is that there IS a time value to ownership and capital. Jeez, man, quit it with the inane ramblings, you're just embarrassing yourself.
Of course Satyam looks great in your "analysis". You used a high strike price and ignored all the other variables!! Here's another look at your "analysis"--
Stock price on June-25 $24.50
Call premium for $25 for Jan-08 = $2.60
If one buys 200 shares one would invest $4,900
Max return is ($2.60 * 200) + (($25 - $24.50) * 200) = $620 = 12.7%
Min return is $2.60*200 = $520 = 10.6%
THE ACTUAL MIN RETURN IS:
-4,900 + ($2.60 * 200) = -$4,380 IF THE STOCK GOES TO $0.00
Dan, you can't IGNORE the value of the underlying stock. You can't ignore time value of money--of course if you pick a $30 strike price you will make "more money" at the "max". If you had run the analysis with a strike price of $50, you would have calculated an even greater "max" return.
This is beyond sloppy, it's just ignorant. Please try to understand what you are saying befor you say it.
Which IT Outsourcing Company Gives Maximum Return on Covered Calls? [View article]
Of course Satyam looks great in your "analysis". You used a high strike price and ignored all the other variables!! Here's another look at your "analysis"--
Stock price on June-25 $24.50
Call premium for $25 for Jan-08 = $2.60
Increasing Taxes Should Keep India’s IT Biggies at Bay (INFY, WIT) [View article]
No argument here. Your original article quoted an analyst who suggested that the tax rates would shoot up, but did not cite the timeframe. Since later in the article his growth commentary is based on quarter-to-quarter growth (I assume this--once again it is not mentioned in the article), one might believe that the tax rate is going to jump up this quarter as well.
As you rightfully point out, the tax rates do not change until fiscal 2010.
Yes I believe in FACTS and I do my homework. I simply found your original post to be misleading and I posted a question to obtain a public clarification. Well done!
Increasing Taxes Should Keep India’s IT Biggies at Bay (INFY, WIT) [View article]