What is the best way to capitalize on the rising value of a barrel of oil?
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Wd9,
If you have stomach and cash,
buy an at the money put;
Sell out of the money calls to pay for the put.
If the price of oil rises more... double up and down;
buy another put;
Sell 2 more callsout of the money calls; to finance that put.
And keep it up till the market peaks.
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Maybe I should buy a horse or invest in a running shoe manufacturer because alot more people will be walking! lol!
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<i>"Tom,80% of options expire worthless."</i>
If he's selling calls, that must be what he's
counting on.
Tom, how do you make money buying puts and
selling calls in a rising market? Sounds like a
recipe for losing pots of money to me?
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FarmRanger,
In the spring of 1996 I bought puts and sold calls.
I paid for the puts and margin calls by selling call options.
I have not done it since... lost my nerve.
Which is why I said... IF you have money to make margin calls.
I do not think we are at the market top... do not believe wd9 thinks so either.
When this gets toppy... THEN start selling calls and buy puts.
Alternatively;
buy SPE this spring from crop insurance and lock in high prices that are being caused by Black Oil prices being HIGH. Then the Alberta Gov pays the margin calls!
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Sorry,yes crescent point.I probably shouldn't have
spit that out either,great company whose share
price will rise with oil but i haven't looked at their
hedge program.
Etfs are a great way to do it if you have a stock
trading account but not a brokerage(futures)trading
account.
I lost my etf list links but im pretty sure there is a
1x,2x,3x leveraged funds.Which means for every
dollar oil goes up the fund goes up 3x or down 3x
if oil goes down.
Tom,i don't think i can agree that crude is making
this stuff go up,they are all going up for the same
reasons,imo.
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http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/
Found it,my bookmarks list went into hiding on this
damn mac.
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CP,
"Tom,i don't think i can agree that crude is making
this stuff go up,they are all going up for the same
reasons,imo."
My point as well.
Crude is an indicator of the global economy. If demand goes up... so does demand for food and commodities.
The ethanol/bio diesel effect in the US/EU compounds this with gasoline and diesel prices driving corn and beans up as a demand factor for grains.
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I can agree with that.Along with the fact the global
currency market is imploding.
I read a theory from a no name blogger a while
back about the possibility of the chinese backing
the yuan with a small basket of 5 to 8
commodities,which ties in with that danish? central
banker that proposed a global currency backed by
25 top commodities.
Solve a lot of problems if something like this
happened.
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wd40 I tink you's are a little late to da party. Shood have buys oil when it was in da tirties per barrel. Early bird gets da worm.......
Solve alotta problems??? You kiddin' You's??? A Central Banker proposing sometin like this??? Figures... I will lock & load if a Global Currency is shoved down my throat....
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Is there any way that the world mints can be convinced to make a constituent part of the global currency out of CWB flour paste. It would make it more palatable for BTOfarmall?
Unless market watchers and actors have a pitchfork in their hands, they don't know (shit) about what will, or won't happen.
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