No, only 166 shares, because you have to pay commission on the purchase ($4.95 with Questrade). If you order 167 shares, your account will have a negative balance, or your trade will be rejected.
You need to subtract the commission to sell as well.so in that case it would be best to go their 4.95 options and pay $4.95, right?
if in 1 month it jumps to $40/share and I sell, I would get $6680, right?
so my profit is (6680 - 5010) - 4.95 = 1665.05
did I do anything wrong?
Also, the stock might pay a dividend while you own it, which is also a component of your profit (or netted against your loss).
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Jul 30th, 2007 06:53 AM #1
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Assum I buy stock ABC @ $30/share from Quest Trade.
So assuming I wanted to invest $5,010 I could get 167 shares, right?
so in that case it would be best to go their 4.95 options and pay $4.95, right?
if in 1 month it jumps to $40/share and I sell, I would get $6680, right?
so my profit is (6680 - 5010) - 4.95 = 1665.05
did I do anything wrong?
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Jul 30th, 2007 08:56 AM #3
I believe one option only covers 100 shares.
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