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    o $57.00 before the month’s end.

    6. December began with the stock trading around $57.00. It then
    moved down quietly to $55.00 by the middle of the month. By the
    end of the month, Ebay was trading at $64.00, up an astounding
    $9.00 in a
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    NOTES ON EBAY (EBAY)
    Collar

    1. Ebay traded in a very wide range during July 2003. It started
    the month around $51.50 and traded up to $57.50 before trading
    down to $54.40. Within a week it traded to a high of $59.00. The
    week after that, the end of the month, the stock was down to
    $52.50.

    2. August, was another volatile month. The stock had a high of
    $57.25 and a low of $50.00.

    3. The stock started the month of September trading at $56.50.
    It traded down to $50.50 then back up to $57.00.

    4. Volatility continued in October. The stock had quite a range
    with a high of $61.50 and a low of $53.50. Moreover, the stock
    had no less than 5 gap openings. The gap openings were almost
    evenly divided between “ups” and “downs”.

    5. The pattern continued in November 2003. The stock started the
    month by quickly putting in a high around $58.50. It then traded
    down, reaching a low around $50.75, before rallying and trading
    back up to $57.00 before the month’s end.

    6. December began with the stock trading around $57.00. It then
    moved down quietly to $55.00 by the middle of the month. By the
    end of the month, Ebay was trading at $64.00, up an astounding
    $9.00 in a
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    that, the end of the month, the stock was down to
    $52.50.

    2. August, was another volatile month. The stock had a high of
    $57.25 and a low of $50.00.

    3. The stock started the month of September trading at $56.50.
    It traded down to $50.50 then back up to $57.00.

    4. Volatility continued in October. The stock had quite a range
    with a high of $61.50 and a low of $53.50. Moreover, the stock
    had no less than 5 gap openings. The gap openings were almost
    evenly divided between “ups” and “downs”.

    5. The pattern continued in November 2003. The stock started the
    month by quickly putting in a high around $58.50. It then traded
    down, reaching a low around $50.75, before rallying and trading
    back up to $57.00 before the month’s end.

    6. December began with the stock trading around $57.00. It then
    moved down quietly to $55.00 by the middle of the month. By the
    end of the month, Ebay was trading at $64.00, up an astounding
    $9.00 in a
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    to $50.50 then back up to $57.00.

    4. Volatility continued in October. The stock had quite a range
    with a high of $61.50 and a low of $53.50. Moreover, the stock
    had no less than 5 gap openings. The gap openings were almost
    evenly divided between “ups” and “downs”.

    5. The pattern continued in November 2003. The stock started the
    month by quickly putting in a high around $58.50. It then traded
    down, reaching a low around $50.75, before rallying and trading
    back up to $57.00 before the month’s end.

    6. December began with the stock trading around $57.00. It then
    moved down quietly to $55.00 by the middle of the month. By the
    end of the month, Ebay was trading at $64.00, up an astounding
    $9.00 in a
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    ded between “ups” and “downs”.

    5. The pattern continued in November 2003. The stock started the
    month by quickly putting in a high around $58.50. It then traded
    down, reaching a low around $50.75, before rallying and trading
    back up to $57.00 before the month’s end.

    6. December began with the stock trading around $57.00. It then
    moved down quietly to $55.00 by the middle of the month. By the
    end of the month, Ebay was trading at $64.00, up an astounding
    $9.00 in a
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    o $57.00 before the month’s end.

    6. December began with the stock trading around $57.00. It then
    moved down quietly to $55.00 by the middle of the month. By the
    end of the month, Ebay was trading at $64.00, up an astounding
    $9.00 in a little more than two weeks.

    Conclusion: A stock this volatile needs a hedging strategy that
    provides maximum protection. A covered call strategy will
    provide some protection but not enough for a stock with the
    month in and month out volatility that Ebay exhibits.

    The protective put strategy would work in terms of maximum
    downside protection, but at what cost? With volatility this
    high, the puts will be very expensive, maybe too expensive. This
    situation is perfect for employing the collar.

    The sale of a call against the purchase of the put will at least
    partially offset the expense of the put, making the downside
    maximum protection affordable, while still leaving room for
    capital appreciation.

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