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. >> our thanks to carter worth of oppenheimer. another item up for review is apple.pecifically sold the feb 440 strike call. here's where it gets interesting. he's sold that call, dan could be forced to sell apple stock for $440. well below where it is right now. so he buys that back today, the call that is, he's out $900. if apple can settle in that level by next month, he's off the hook. so there are a lot of choices what do you do? >> this was an interesting one. i took a look at this because of google's action earlier. it was a big stock and it was down 10% and kept on going down for a few days afterwards. heading into earnings, everybody knew it was going to be a good report. especially when you remember the stock was trading at an all-time high. when they went into this report. so to me now you're short this 440 call. you're low on the stock. you don't do anything with the put because it's basically worthless. to me you have to make a decision. i think the stock is going to continue to possibly fill in the gap in a sideways market to a down market. i think you

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