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  1. glunn
    I don't despise it, but I do worry about a possible injury or after-effects.
  2. glunn
    Not gonna win a lot of games scoring only one run.
  3. glunn
    I am having a busy day, and just want to wish everyone here the best possible 4th of July (and the Twins a key win).
  4. glunn
    Twins win!
  5. glunn
    I think Sano should not have strayed so far from third, and when he got caught then he tried to get Kepler time to advance. If Sano had stayed put then we could have had men at first and third.
  6. glunn
    Kepler almost got thrown out because he was in no man's land.
  7. glunn
    Maybe he was holding a lot of helium balloons when the team weighed him?
  8. glunn
    Less than great base running there by Sano.
  9. glunn
    Great hitting by Sano -- he focused on the solid contact that we needed, not on a home run
  10. glunn
    The stands look pretty full tonight, but the game thread not as much.
  11. glunn
    Great double play there to get the Twins off the field.
  12. glunn
    Good one and great overall setup. I will never think of my refrigerator the same.
  13. glunn
    Here is an article from the Mayo Clinic. They make it sound like it can be congenital or be caused by repetitive movement, such as pitching. http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/thoracic-outlet-syndrome/symptoms-causes/dxc-20237890
  14. glunn
    The Twins need to regroup and try to sweep the Angels at home.
  15. glunn
    Hildenberger is looking like he might stick. SSS, but his stuff looks good.
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  17. glunn
    http://www.foxsports.com/north/story/minnesota-twins-boston-red-sox-joe-mauer-walk-off-home-run-050517
  18. glunn
    Grossman should have caught that ball.
  19. glunn
    Sano needs to watch the third base coach and follow his signals. That was a tragic out.
  20. glunn
    I feel bad for the kid and hope that he is one of the ones who comes back.
  21. glunn
    That sounds interesting. I am going to continue to research this. I have been writing covered calls for decades, with some success. But now I am wondering if I could have done better by also using puts.
  22. glunn
    I can see how this could lead to big losses if someone is greedy and sells puts within 5% of the current stock price or on stocks that he/she has not carefully researched. But it also seems to me that if I was going to buy a stock anyway, this is a more conservative approach than a straight buy order.
  23. glunn
    Good points. I am a very conservative investor and now have more than 50% in cash, so tying up $7,500 is not an issue for me. And I am going to do this in a retirement plan, so taxes will be irrelevant.
  24. glunn
    I have been reading about selling put options as a good alternative for buying a stock that you feel is priced too high. For example, I am interested in Shopify, but not at today's closing price of $86.90. However, I would be willing to buy 100 shares of Shopify at $75. I could put in a regular 60 day buy order at $75 and sit around waiting for the stock to drop that far, which may never happen. Or I could sell one October put option at around $5.70 and put about $570 (less commissions) in my pocket immediately. If Shopify drops to $75 or lower before October 20, then I will be required to buy 100 shares for $7,500. But if Shopify does not drop to $75 before October 20, then I get to keep the $570. Also, Shopify would need to drop below $70 for me to take a loss, because at $70 I could sell the stock at a loss of around $5 per share, which is what I already pocketed from selling the put option. This seems almost too good to be true. I realize that I could take a huge hit if the stock were to drop much below $70, but compared with an outright purchase this seems a lot safer. I also realize that if Shopify goes to $200, this strategy would not be nearly as good as buying the stock, but keeping the $570 would still not be a bad thing, especially if I could do it over and over. Thoughts? Is anyone here using this strategy?
  25. glunn
    Ending the inning with a K is good news. The wheels have come off the hot dog, but the Twins still have a good chance to win.
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