| Stock Price | Date | Description | Total | xIRR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $87.67 | 2012-02-03 | Buy 2000 shares MMM @ $87.67 | -$175,340.00 | -- |
| $87.67 | 2012-02-03 | Sell 20 MMM 2/10 2012 $87.50 Call @ $0.77 | $1,510.05 | 41.9% |
| $87.20 | 2012-02-10 | Buy 20 MMM 2/10 2012 $87.50 Call @ $0.08 | -$189.95 | 12.1% |
| $87.03 | 2012-02-10 | Sell 20 MMM 3/17 2012 $87.50 Call @ $1.54 | $3,050.05 | 16.4% |
Friday, February 10, 2012
V/MMM -- Adjustment
Although I had decided not to trade MMM because I think it's overbought, I decided to simulate trading on it in my OptionsXPress virtual account to see what would have happened if I had continued to trade:
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Just found the blog and like the looks of it. How are you copying in your spreadsheet data with borders into your blog. I can't get a table to cut and paste into blogger without losing all the formatting. I wanted to do a blog that helps me track my learning progress.
ReplyDeleteI use the ASAP Utilities add-in. It's a free add-in with a number of enhancements to EXCEL:
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One of its menu options is to export a range as an HTML table, which is what I'm using to get the tables over here from EXCEL.
Works great. I used to think I was a excel expert. Now I realize its a constant learning process. Thamks
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DeleteThank you for the informative post. I think additional market commentary on rolling would be instructive. This summary really helps me to with my various options strategies.
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