can anyone explain to me who is on the other end of my options spreads?
does my broker package it as a single logical entity for assignment or does it split the buy/write legs and somehow only consider it assigned once both are purchased?
or what?
can anyone explain to me who is on the other end of my options spreads?
does my broker package it as a single logical entity for assignment or does it split the buy/write legs and somehow only consider it assigned once both are purchased?
or what?
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