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Hey guys, an Options nob here. Have a question.
Let's say... you have an Algorithm, that would tell you, daily, if the APPL stock is going to go up or down by at least let's say... 0.51 cents.
Also this algorithm is never wrong.
For example... That algorithm told me that tomorrow APPL's stock is going to go up at least 0.51 cents...
How do you exploit that? Would you buy a ton of APPL call options ATM or OTM?
That algo doesn't exist btw...
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>>1312978
OTM. The stock will move more. The risk is the unknown which you've magically removed.
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>>1312998
>>1313005
Let's say I buy when the price is $97.50 and I know, because my algo told me, that tomorrow the Stock is going to break the $98.00 price.
>>1313000
Trips confirm, but the SEC is always watching us...
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>>1312978
...why wouldn't you just buy the underlying?
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>>1313005
>>1313021
I actually have a related question:
I've been taking advantage of drop in a stock price during a certain period of the day. Previously, I've been doing this by selling and repurchasing the underlying.
However, I'm thinking there might be a much cheaper way to do it with an options strategy.
Or will time decay, etc fuck it up?
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>>1313021
>why wouldn't you just buy the underlying?
I'm noob... so... Teach me master...
I barely finished the Investopedia and Babypips courses... Also I've been taking the Martin Shkreli's Finance lessons.
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