| Re:Best Story ist u/WSBgod > von 126k$ auf 6,3 mil$ |  |
Ich beziehe mich nur auf das Zitierte:
>So recap:
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>- OP spent $125,868 for the right to buy 44,600 shares of TLSA for $1,000/share on or before 3/20/20. Specifically, they bought 446 calls for ~$2.82/call (each call is a contract for 100 shares, so multiply by 100). They did this in a Roth IRA, so none of the gains are taxable. When OP did this, the price/share of TSLA was <$650. The $125,868 purchase price is called option value or premium.
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>- People called OP a retard.
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>- The stock price of TSLA went up a lot. The option value went up far more because that's what happens with deep OTM calls. OP sold 26 of their calls this morning at an average price of $51.59/call (essentially taking their cost basis off the table, i.e., $134,132).
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>- The screenshot shows the remaining 420 calls worth $100/call (i.e., $4.2M). During the course of the day after OP took the screenshot, the price/call went up to ~$150/call (i.e., $6.3M), then fell down to $95/call ($3.99M). Now we all wait to see what happens next!
420 calls worth $100/call (i.e., $4.2M)
sind nach meiner Rechnung 42.000 $. Der Anstieg von 100$ pro Aktie bei 100 Aktien pro Call ist ja nicht der jetzige innere Wert der Spekulation.
EDIT: Ich vermute die obige Beschreibung ist einfach zu ungenau in der Differenzierung call bzw share. Das würde einiges an den vermurksten Zahlen erklären. Klingt dann auch plausibler als ein Option 100 Aktien zu kaufen (gleichwohl zu einem absurden Preis in der Zukunft) für nur 2,82 $/call.
gruß