Nikolai Romanovskyi: As for the unclear question, if we think that a Buyer's strike is executed at the level of n, it means that it is sold at this level) and the price goes even higher and we need another contract that will break this one, so on or so I think.
There is an idea that the sellers of options are the so-called "smart" money. Because sellers can theoretically make a huge loss. So they only sell when they are reasonably certain that the price won't be there and they will be left with a premium. The seller is obliged to exercise the option if requested to do so. Although there may just be hedgers out there who don't care about speculation. The buyer can refuse to exercise.
Lesson 2 - how to be smarter than everyone else and still learn at their expense:
1. You pretend to be smart, saying you know everything. 2. Publish photo jabs after the fact. 3. If you're asked a question, you reply that I'm not even going to answer such a stupid question. 4. You send it to various resources on the topic. 5. Ask the questions you are interested in yourself. 6. Wait for 7. Get answers to your own questions. 8. Bathe in the glory, boost your ego
post factum is not interesting. (they are not to be trusted because they can be a game of warrants)
and you won't fight =) a little piece for you =)
Myth's first target will soon be a bat
As for the unclear question, if we think that a Buyer's strike is executed at the level of n, it means that it is sold at this level) and the price goes even higher and we need another contract that will break this one, so on or so I think.
You won't fight =) a small piece for you =)
(I have limited resources in my brain)
Lesson 2 - how to be smarter than everyone else and still learn at their expense:
1. You pretend to be smart, saying you know everything.
2. Publish photo jabs after the fact.
3. If you're asked a question, you reply that I'm not even going to answer such a stupid question.
4. You send it to various resources on the topic.
5. Ask the questions you are interested in yourself.
6. Wait for
7. Get answers to your own questions.
8. Bathe in the glory, boost your ego
post-factums are not interesting. (I don't trust them because they can be a game of orders)
Son, go practice on cats)))
Post-factums are not interesting. (I do not trust them because they may be a game of orders).
95% are morons, I can't help it, it's a statistic.
They don't distinguish in advance from post-factum, or maybe they don't understand the meaning of words, morons in a word.