Thomas chua
08-13
Replying to @Ken Ng145:if the stock is the same or higher than the strike then you no need to do anything//@Ken Ng145:On the expiration date, do I need to do anything if I choose sell put
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  • Thomas chua
    08-13 20:28
    Thomas chua
    on expiration if the stock is below strike price, you would be assigned and need to buy the stock at the higher strike price
  • Ken Ng145
    08-13 14:41
    Ken Ng145
    Thanks Thomas. Just new to the game. Appreciated
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