Recent content by mister_doodi

ARMH makes less than $600 million a year in profits currently. Any disruptions in their license sales will cripple this company. And losing to Intel will be even more painful because ARMH is still small enough with regard to revenue and profits on their balance sheet for Intel to overtake them...

Yup, Dodd–Frank killed otc gold trading. It could have been an interesting instrument to trade and invest in.

The only money I made (around $15k in 2006) was with hedging. The way I hedged is not allowed now. The wild west days of Forex.

There are single app pricing $20 per month, and various pricing for students and corporations. So there goes your whole argument.

Well I bought 138 puts yesterday which makes me twice the man you pretend to be.

You need to add standard deviation for an accurate measurement.

Owned.

t bills have no interest and are sold at discount to par.

That's why they taken steps to make their own content.

Are you that dense? You would run out of capital in no time if you have have offsetting losses you carry over year over year. As of opening bell tomorrow he can close out his position with no problems. Stock gets delisted then it moves to the pink at which point he could still close out.

You can write off your cap losses on your regular income up to $3000 a year and it rolls over until you have nothing to offset.

Comcast and Time Warner's margins are not that bad, operating margin is at around 19%. Netflix will have to make sustained growth for the next 3 or 4 years to catch up to that kind of margin.

That would produce Germany like productivity but I wouldn't support that.

I hold a sizable bond portfolio. I'm much of an investor though but this produces majority of profits each year, producing of 50% returns. If you're in the know, bonds blow away any equities or futures trading while assuming greatly reduced risks.

Maybe possible with preferreds with options. It's a much better option the the commons, for sure.