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| I wouldn’t buy those puts but I was on here awhile ago saying 4 $ December puts looked good for .047. I was told by someone on here that it’s paying for a lot of time and it’s not a good deal. Those same puts are now over .070. So I guess my question is, how are you calculating time premium? What’s considered cheap for long dated options?
Or are you just assuming since it’s long dated that the premiums are inherently too expensive to turn a profit?
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Buying 4.50 puts for corn..
