Submitted by Money_trees_planted t3_126iozm in wallstreetbets
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Submitted by Money_trees_planted t3_126iozm in wallstreetbets
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I understand, and I have a complex understanding of securities trading. However I know there’s a potential for multiple scenarios to play out, and just wanted to see what the opinion of everyone was. I can change the flair to YOLO if that is more fitting for my post.
No one tell them! Like the good ol‘ days…
You do know I can find the information elsewhere but wanted to ask the group…
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>The UBS buyout won't have any impact on your contracts since they are not directly related to the bank.
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Step 1:call your brokerage
Step 2:tell them you lied when you told them you understood how options work
Step 3:throw yourself at their mercy
UBS is buying CS stock for $3bn in an all stock transaction.
That should be enough to tell you what happens to CS stock let alone it's options.
Well then I will just go fuck my self then. Thanks everyone!
jr1tn t1_je99w83 wrote
Options are for sophisticated investors with detailed understanding of how complex securities such as options work. This is not meant as a criticism of OP but as a comment on options and who should be trading them. If you are trading them without understanding the risks involved then you are flying blind and should look elsewhere.