stockzombie schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 13:06 Elke keer als er hier ene panikeert schiet de koers de volgende dag naar boven, perfecte contrarian indicator

$11 PM maar nog geen nieuws gevonden.

nyotaimori schreef: ↑18 september 2020, 13:29

nyotaimori schreef: ↑16 september 2020, 15:33 Vergoeding voor het uitlenen van mijn aandelen via Binckbanck:
- 1 september: 1,31%
- 8 september: 3,01%
- 15 september: 6,37%

- 16 september: 7,30 %
- 17 september: 8,53 %

nyotaimori schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 13:22

nyotaimori schreef: ↑18 september 2020, 13:29
- 16 september: 7,30 %
- 17 september: 8,53 %

- 27 september: 13,25 %

Rule 204 – Close-out Requirement.
Rule 204 requires brokers and dealers that are participants of a registered clearing agency[8] to take action to close out failure to deliver positions. Closing out requires the broker or dealer to purchase or borrow securities of like kind and quantity. The participant must close out a failure to deliver for a short sale transaction by no later than the beginning of regular trading hours on the settlement day following the settlement date, referred to as T+4. If a participant has a failure to deliver that the participant can demonstrate on its books and records resulted from a long sale, or that is attributable to bona fide market making activities, the participant must close out the failure to deliver by no later than the beginning of regular trading hours on the third consecutive settlement day following the settlement date, referred to as T+6. If the position is not closed out, the broker or dealer and any broker or dealer for which it clears transactions (for example, an introducing broker)[9] may not effect further short sales in that security without borrowing or entering into a bona fide agreement to borrow the security (known as the “pre-borrowing” requirement) until the broker or dealer purchases shares to close out the position and the purchase clears and settles. In addition, Rule 203(b)(3) of Regulation SHO requires that participants of a registered clearing agency must immediately purchase shares to close out failures to deliver in securities with large and persistent failures to deliver, referred to as “threshold securities,” if the failures to deliver persist for 13 consecutive settlement days.[10] Threshold securities are equity securities[11] that have an aggregate fail to deliver position for five consecutive settlement days at a registered clearing agency (e.g., National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC)); totaling 10,000 shares or more; and equal to at least 0.5% of the issuer's total shares outstanding. As provided in Rule 203 of Regulation SHO, threshold securities are included on a list disseminated by a self-regulatory organization (“SRO”). Although as a result of compliance with Rule 204, generally a participant’s fail to deliver positions will not remain for 13 consecutive settlement days, if, for whatever reason, a participant of a registered clearing agency has a fail to deliver position at a registered clearing agency in a threshold security for 13 consecutive settlement days, the requirement to close-out such position under Rule 203(b)(3) remains in effect.

7. Will close-out purchases required by Regulation SHO drive up a security’s price?

Close-out purchases of stock will not necessarily drive up prices of such stocks. One of the primary purposes of Regulation SHO is to clean up open fail positions, but not to cause short squeezes. The term “short squeeze” refers to the pressure on short sellers to cover their positions as a result of sharp price increases or difficulty in borrowing the security the sellers are short. The rush by short sellers to cover produces additional upward pressure on the price of the stock, which then can cause an even greater squeeze. Although some short squeezes may occur naturally in the market, a scheme to manipulate the price or availability of stock in order to cause a short squeeze is illegal.

reteiP schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 19:41 Toch maar 2 covered calls geschreven strike $11 voor januari aan 2,71
Zo pak ik toch al een mooie €458 premie

reteiP schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 19:41 Toch maar 2 covered calls geschreven strike $11 voor januari aan 2,71
Zo pak ik toch al een mooie €458 premie

LaCucaracha schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 22:48

reteiP schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 19:41 Toch maar 2 covered calls geschreven strike $11 voor januari aan 2,71
Zo pak ik toch al een mooie €458 premie

Dus jij denkt dat ze in januari op 2,71 gaan staan?
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DeZatteNonkel schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 22:54 Troll confirmed

WannesDenDopper schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 22:57

LaCucaracha schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 22:48

Dus jij denkt dat ze in januari op 2,71 gaan staan?

Neen de calls zijn een manier om de winst die er nu is te verzekeren indien de waarde van de aandelen moest zakken.
Zakt de aandeel prijs, dan stijgt zijn call optie.
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LaCucaracha schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 22:59

WannesDenDopper schreef: ↑28 september 2020, 22:57

Neen de calls zijn een manier om de winst die er nu is te verzekeren indien de waarde van de aandelen moest zakken.
Zakt de aandeel prijs, dan stijgt zijn call optie.
groetjes

Aha ok! Beda kt voor de verduidelijking!