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re: Honda (HMC) - good buy?
Posted on 7/3/16 at 8:43 am to Tigerstark
Posted on 7/3/16 at 8:43 am to Tigerstark
See this where you need to learn to utilize selling puts. Ok You like Honda at $25.12? Ok great selling the $25 july puts for .40 right now lets you make basically 1.5% this month or buy it for $24.60 which is even lower than you like right now.
You can't just pay full price, if you like the name, always sell puts there is literally no downside to selling puts vs buying the name unless you think its about to go up 10% or more in the short term otherwise you either buy cheaper or you just profit a nice amount 1-2% a month and move forward onto the next one.
I personally dont like the auto makers at all but thats how id play getting into honda
You can't just pay full price, if you like the name, always sell puts there is literally no downside to selling puts vs buying the name unless you think its about to go up 10% or more in the short term otherwise you either buy cheaper or you just profit a nice amount 1-2% a month and move forward onto the next one.
I personally dont like the auto makers at all but thats how id play getting into honda
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Posted on 7/7/16 at 8:59 pm to dabigfella
Sorry I'm just getting back to this thread.
I like your advice, but just don't want to dabble in options. It goes against my philosophy to keep things simple, i.e. just buying into business that I think are good businesses at the right price.
I like the idea of collecting premium but don't like the idea of being forced to buy a stock at an unknown time in the future when currently unknown information comes out or events occur that would make me reevaluate the stock. Not saying options are to be stayed away from by everyone, they're just not for me right now.
I like your advice, but just don't want to dabble in options. It goes against my philosophy to keep things simple, i.e. just buying into business that I think are good businesses at the right price.
I like the idea of collecting premium but don't like the idea of being forced to buy a stock at an unknown time in the future when currently unknown information comes out or events occur that would make me reevaluate the stock. Not saying options are to be stayed away from by everyone, they're just not for me right now.
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