I sold a covered call of $UWMC that was in-the-money at the time of sale of the option. Why would the buyer not immediately exercise the option and profit?
The strike price was $7.50, the stock price was and still is ~$8.50.
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I sold a covered call of $UWMC that was in-the-money at the time of sale of the option. Why would the buyer not immediately exercise the option and profit?
The strike price was $7.50, the stock price was and still is ~$8.50.
Am I missing something obvious, or is the text editor crap?
I pasted a poem into the editor and lost all the line breaks. I got paragraph breaks, but that's not gonna cut it.
I was seriously pumped to get started, World Anvil sounds great, but if they can't even manage line breaks... what else is broken?
Why is anyone paying for this?
THE END IS NIGH! REPENT, FOR THOU ART SINNERS!
We're all super bored (board, hahahahahahah) in quarantine, so we decided to have a huge championship with all the board games in our studio flat (3 that are playable for 31 people). The winner at the end of the week-long championship gets to choose a) who gets to sleep in the bed, and b) who gets to use TP. We have a couple of co-operative games (Pandemic, Labyrinth, Social Distancing), so we've decided that we vote for the MVP and they get the point. We're also playing a few mini-games (Monty Python Flux, Russian Roulette), so the person who wins 2 games first doesn't have to play anymore. I'm so excited to begin this, and I hope that some of you guys can do this too!
Supply seems to be an issue at the moment but lots on eBay but in French and German on the canister. Does that make any difference to the contents? Thanks!
Do you think it's OK to take her out of the shrink?
Upvote me, bitches. Awww, yissss.
What are the differences between the Viticulture main game editions and the expansions? Which ones are a "must buy"?
I've searched everywhere and I can't find an answer to this question that isn't more than a day old.
I have a friend who is dead at the moment, and I would like to be able to play games with him. I once interned as a mortician.
Any tips on how to get started?
Anyone else played this? Setup was a breeze, but I found clean up to be a bit of a hassle.
Jesus Christ, my friends were some stupid motherfuckers.
Rectum? Damn near killed 'em. Also, it would seem fiberglass is only smooth on the inside.
There's a lot of disagreement about WSIG threads: how they're defined, should they be allowed, etc.
Would it be better to have a separate subreddit that deals with recommendations? The pro-WSIG folks could moderate it to make it the community they want to see, the mods of r/boardgames could redirect WSIG posts there, eliminating the daily recommendations sticky that no one seems to like, and those of us who don't want to see the WSIG posts are happy, too.
I can see an argument against this, citing a risk of fracturing the community, but 1) r/boardgames is getting really big and 2) it would be a very discreet community, not much different than any of the other [related subreddits](https:/
Last night we were playing my copy of Scythe and this one guy fires up his hot plate and starts frying up some bacon. Pretty soon, there's grease splattering everywhere and getting on the cards and shit. When I asked him to lick the components clean, he claimed that he was on a diet and the calories would put him over his limit of 5000 per day.
I pointed out that deodorant doesn't have calories and he insisted he doesn't like the taste.
What should I do here?