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  • in reply to: TD bank issues #150851
    hache02
    Participant

    Yeah I knew but when is the punishment is enough, I did end up getting into TD via BPS and buy 2000 shares. I read they now have a 12% discount to other banks. I use them and find they are the best retail bank IMO.

    in reply to: TD bank issues #150769
    hache02
    Participant

    Note – today is ex-dividend so that’s off the table and explains some of the drop.

    in reply to: options on foreign companies #148262
    hache02
    Participant

    In Canada on US stocks, tax is only charged on unregistered accounts and tax free savings. No tax is taken from retirement accounts. Capital gains on shares or options are not charged US tax.

    in reply to: WTH is going on with BCE #146495
    hache02
    Participant

    I thought of repairs but premiums are still low (CC). I guess I’ll wait, getting paid 8.75% (as of today) to wait.

    I expected some drop on ex-div but over 2 times the dividend!!!

    in reply to: QCOM #139139
    hache02
    Participant

    I’ve read some will roll (maybe down) when the sp hits the strike prike (or close to it). What do you think of that strategy?

    in reply to: Trade before earnings #134649
    hache02
    Participant

    I’m trying her Leap trade and it sort of working well but I’m not gettting the low long prices that I got in JAN (need to roll jan-mar, mar-jun and jun to sept). Time is running out.

    Buy writes work well, BPS work when I don’t do too big or too close to sp.

    Not easy in times like this.

    in reply to: Trade before earnings #134618
    hache02
    Participant

    I found the same thing but Teddi seems to do it early in the day and/or does the calls and puts seperate.

    We shall wait for her writeup.

    I stopped trying them as 1. the volatility the next days disappears after earnings 2. I cannot get the premiums low enough to make profits probable.

    in reply to: JPM LEAP trade Friday #134499
    hache02
    Participant

    I look at the June puts to buy and most if not all are more expensive than when I bought the March puts. What do you do in this case as this will end up taking all profits if this continues for Sept and Jan long puts?

    thanks
    Denis

    in reply to: JPM LEAP trade Friday #133985
    hache02
    Participant

    Now I’m done, having added QCOM at 90 strike and UNP at 160. Total about 13K in premiums though buying the long puts will reduce that.

    in reply to: JPM LEAP trade Friday #133938
    hache02
    Participant

    I got AMZN yesterday and plan to add QCOM and UNP today and I’m done for the year (on these jan/Mar trade.

    in reply to: JPM LEAP trade Friday #133805
    hache02
    Participant

    Thanks.

    I ended up doing it on UNH at the 310$ price. Got 4.80 for 5 contracts. Price about 471 and 310 is almost the price when Covid was bad.

    in reply to: JPM LEAP trade Friday #133729
    hache02
    Participant

    Hi Teddi

    I’m looking at MRNA at 80 or 90 strikes. Looks good though how low can it be driven with COVID almost done?

    Also looking at QCOM and UNP (I did JPM and already making .65 of the 3$ I received).

    What do you think of these. 12K premiums for this year as of today for the year if written.

    ps. Since I have JPM, I’d rather have 4 in different industries.

    in reply to: JPM LEAP trade Friday #133491
    hache02
    Participant

    So are there any that you are looking at to do this strategy with?

    in reply to: JPM LEAP trade Friday #133457
    hache02
    Participant

    I got the JPM leap calendar for 3.00 per. I guess the problem is if it drops to 100$ when you have to role the mar to jun etc.

    Any other stocks you would do this to? DIS at 80 looks promising as an example of a stock I like.

    Denis

    in reply to: JPM LEAP trade Friday #133428
    hache02
    Participant

    Ok I thought since the 2 strikes are the same, then no margin unless assigned.

    With the markets way down last 2 days, JPM might now be viable.

    thanks for the response
    Denis

    in reply to: Option assignment #133114
    hache02
    Participant

    How would you fix this, monthly CC just OTM (85 * 6 – to July – would bring him close to breakeven by July) or a longer plan, other plan? oz hid his answers so hard to see what he’s leaning to.

    in reply to: Stocks for the future recovery #126953
    hache02
    Participant

    Could you please post that list here?

    in reply to: War #123544
    hache02
    Participant

    Teddi,

    In your daily writeup before the market, you stated the last 2 days that you expected markets to bounce.

    Can you writeup why you called that right? I left to get new phone Thursday afternoon after the continuation of Wed’s big declines, I got my phone close to 4pm and the markets had gone up crazy (same with today).

    I would have bet a big drop based on missiles flying, etc and what Putin was doing to those poor people.

    thanks

    in reply to: Inflation #123111
    hache02
    Participant

    Teddi,

    Well said. I got here thru the beauty of youth and compounding and I tell many that it’s a marathon, not a get rich quick scheme.

    in reply to: AMD ITM #121625
    hache02
    Participant

    I rolled 1 week out at the same 133P. Today I used the bump up to roll all my puts and calls of this week to next week. Right now I have been doing weeklies or 2 weeks out. I opened a UL position today to Feb as it only has monthlies.

    in reply to: AMD ITM #121499
    hache02
    Participant

    I ended up rolling the 133P and profit took the long 123P (near that 131 low) so it ended up being a CSP (for Jan21). 1.80 left for almost 4$ OTM. I’ll roll until out.

    in reply to: AMD ITM #121384
    hache02
    Participant

    WOW I was ready to close my 133/123 BPS for under .15 but go away, come back and it dropped like a rock 4$.

    Like you said, take profits when they appear (which I did for BA, DOW and TAP today, TXN later).

    in reply to: 2021 Annual Returns Vs S&P 500 #121374
    hache02
    Participant

    Yes, I did some TD but CNR has been great. Rogers too. BAM, ATD, AQN. SJ Whenever I saw any on sale.

    in reply to: XRT Repair #121195
    hache02
    Participant

    Teddi

    I started with dividend stocks, DRIP all of them and buy and hold. I just kept adding savings from work and getting stock from work like BMO and CNR. Interestingly changed to CSP/Buy-write about the time a friend told me about you. I was lucky to retire young 10 years ago at the start of this massive bull market.

    Best year at 20.6% last year and am 40% cash, most since I had 50% cash sometime last year.

    Lets see how good or bad (talking heads were all over CNBC this week calling for a 10-60% correction) this year becomes. Lots of issues – Covid worse yet here in Quebec, inflation bad, employment highest in memory and rates, so best to be cautious IMO.

    thanks for a great year. For me, I survived a heart attack so there’s that. In the hospital the same day, I did a few trades on my phone as nothing else to do lol.

    in reply to: 2021 Annual Returns Vs S&P 500 #121194
    hache02
    Participant

    I used a lot of your trades this year and just calculated my return of 20.6%. Not bad, thanks

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