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			<title>How can I use the PEG ratio to value stocks?</title>
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			<title>calender spread on stock i own</title>
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			<description>I sold a $17.50 strike price and took in $810.00 or $2.05 per share on 4 contracts the stock is currently @ $16.62 and $0.126 is the current option price and tomorrow is d day so do i get to keep the 810.00</description>
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