Nov. 17 at 9:22 PM
$GSAT Naive question: apar5 from the theoretical notion that the buying and selling of options is all between "retail" or "institutional" investors, how does one distinguish whether the majority of Call options are initiated by stockholders SELLING covered calls to the market makers, or BUYING from tge market makers, because they hope to benefit by selling the call before expiration, or acquiring the shares for less than they'll be selling for in the open market on expiration date? Sonetimes, a stock runs and those who sold covered calls regret being "called out," losing ownership of their underlying shares.
