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Question for some here, who unlike me, actually have reasonable knowledge about options:
Are you allowed to use options in retirement accounts, and if so what type? I have interest only in simple calls or simple puts as I do not want to go beyond my comprehension/sophistication level. Thanks for an answer. Dooby Sentiment : Hold Rating :
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sandyandkin... | Not rated | 5-Nov-09 12:20 pm | ||
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You have to get "approved" for options in any acco...
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alexalekhin... | Rate it | 5-Nov-09 01:24 pm | ||
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Wow!!!!
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mrooneyroon... | Rate it | 6-Nov-09 02:30 pm | ||
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Huh? Wong board maybe, or else ple...
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On the yahoo finance option ch...
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