Even if you don’t watch financial news, you have to know that gas prices are probably somewhere around when you were let’s just say quite a bit younger. Click the video below to see how Scott explains his take on the energy market Follow him on Twitter @CboeSib
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Cash dividends affect option prices through their effect on the underlying stock price. Because the stock price is expected to drop by the amount of the dividend on the ex-dividend date, high cash dividends imply lower call premiums and higher put premiums. Click the video below to see how I break this down for the class. Follow me at on Twitter @CboeSib
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Qualcomm, Inc. (Ticker: QCOM) pays a $0.62 dividend tomorrow. In the video below, we discuss how this dividend will affect the underlying price of QCOM stock and what the net effect is on options pricing. Follow me on Twitter @CboeSib
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Cash dividends affect option prices through their effect on the underlying stock price. Because the stock price is expected to drop by the amount of the dividend on the ex-dividend date, high cash dividends imply lower call premiums and higher put premiums. Click the video below to see the full analysis. Grab a free day […]
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Most investors understand the concept of dividends. Many options traders do not understand how dividends and options are related. Today we have a great example of how these asset classes work together. Click the video below to find out how. Don’t forget to follow me on Twitter @cboesib
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Most investors understand the concept of stock dividends. A stock dividend is a dividend payment made in the form of additional shares rather than a cash payout. Companies may decide to distribute this type of dividend to shareholders of record if the company’s availability of liquid cash is in short supply. A cash dividend is […]
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Cash dividends affect option prices through their effect on the underlying stock price. Because the stock price is expected to drop by the amount of the dividend on the ex-dividend date, high cash dividends imply lower call premiums and higher put premiums. Click the video below to see the full analysis. Follow me on Twitter […]
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Qualcomm, Inc. (Ticker: QCOM) pays a $0.62 dividend tomorrow. In the video below, we discuss how this dividend will affect the underlying price of QCOM stock and what the net effect is on options pricing. Follow me on Twitter @CboeSib
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Most investors understand the concept of stock dividends. A stock dividend is a dividend payment made in the form of additional shares rather than a cash payout. Companies may decide to distribute this type of dividend to shareholders of record if the company’s availability of liquid cash is in short supply. A cash dividend is […]
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Qualcomm, Inc. (Ticker: QCOM) pays a $0.62 dividend tomorrow. In the video below, we discuss how this dividend will affect the underlying price of QCOM stock and what the net effect is on options pricing. Follow me on Twitter @CboeSib
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