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=== User: Oh, I get it now. ===
Oh, I get it now. So basically, say they sell me a car, right? And it's worth, um, a hundred dollars. That's the amount, that's the premium I pay, they collect that premium, but to ensure that they don't end up in a situation where they now have to, um, well, basically, yeah, they make sure they don't end up in a bad situation where they gotta sell, buy more cars, they go ahead, and buy shares. That way, they're making money as the stock price go up, opposed to losing the premium, or whatever they may, especially you got thousands of people buying those type of contracts. That's thousands in your pocket. And then, the same will go for puts. You got a thousand people trying to sell, you gotta sell first, that way you're making money as the stock go down, or you purchase your own put, something like that. Or they force a sale when the prices start going down. Basically, that's what catalogy is. Because, you know, the cost, how you make money going up on the puts side, it's not really what's beneficial for them, right?