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Rather               than               use               only               as               speculative               and               high-risk               market               plays,               strategies               like               the               synthetic               short               stock               position               protect               against               downside               loss               and,               unlike               the               better-known               covered               call,               offer               a               practical               alternative               to               selling               and               taking               profits.

Its               construction               has               three               parts.



               For               every               100               shares               held               long,               you               open               a               long               put               and               a               short               call               at               the               same               strike.

If               this               position               is               opened               at               or               near               the               basis               in               stock,               it               is               a               senseless               position.

If               the               stock               moves               up,               the               call               is               assigned               and               your               stock               called               away.

If               the               stock               moves               down,               you               exercise               your               put               and               sell               at               the               strike.

In               neither               event               is               there               an               opportunity               for               profit.
               Now               look               at               the               synthetic               short               stock               in               another               way.

Let's               assume               you               bought               stock               well               below               current               market               value               and               you               have               two               issues               in               mind.

First,               you               are               willing               to               sell               now,               but               you're               not               sure               if               that               is               a               good               move.

Second,               you               are               tempted               to               sell               because               the               stock               price               could               easily               decline               and               you               would               lose               part               of               your               paper               profits.

In               this               situation,               the               synthetic               short               stock               makes               sense.
               If               the               stock               value               falls               below               the               strike               of               the               options,               the               put's               intrinsic               value               will               offset               the               loss.

You               can               either               sell               the               put               to               take               the               profit,               or               exercise               the               put               and               sell               shares               at               the               strike.

The               put               costs               nothing               because               the               value               of               the               short               call               offsets               it.
               If               the               stock               price               rises               above               the               strike,               the               call               will               be               exercised.

To               avoid               exercise               you               can               close               the               position               or               roll               forward.

So               you               achieve               a               degree               of               protection               against               downside               movement               while               accepting               exercise               (or               avoiding               it)               on               the               upside.
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I               also               enter               a               regular               series               of               daily               trades               and               updates.

For               new               trades,               I               usually               include               a               stock               chart               marked               up               with               reversal               and               confirmation,               and               provide               detailed               explanations               of               my               rationale.

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