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If you are intending to build this for privately-held shares I think you'll run into a few issues. The biggest one would be understanding price. If you're talk
by stanleydrew 9y ago
If you are intending to build this for privately-held shares I think you'll run into a few issues. The biggest one would be understanding price.
If you're talking about for public-market shares then this seems useful.
- vixotic 9y agoYes, only for publicly traded stocks. Since they have Options listings and it will be easy to pick various strike prices, expiration dates and then compare multiple strategies. Think of it as a table of time-lines, costs (risk/premium paid), amount protected (reward). Thanks for your encouraging feedback.