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I have a feeling that the majority of people here don't understand option trading.
Or they set up puts or calls that aren't within .5% of the current price. Unless you are leveraged an insane amount that movement can't make you any significant cash and likely didn't even cover the cost of the put. Plus it's up now.
Here show me which Put made you a lot of money on a .3% drop in Apple's price.
A Feb. 27th 131 strike price cost you $1.69, which means Apple shares need to trade down to $129.31 for you to even break even and they just get more and more expensive the further you move out.
Is there anyway to find out when and how much a company pays for buyback? For example, if Apple decided to buy back $1 million worth of stock today, where can I find that information?
At the very least they should report buyback dollars spent and you can find shares outstanding at quarters end and get an approx avg price that way
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