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Read the OP. Your example isn't what this thread is about. :)

As far as the OP is concerned future price of the underlying is irrelevant. Instead of using margin provided by the broker he wants to buy DITM calls. :)

IMO ........ No. CONS bid/ask spread volume PROS Can't think of any :)

Q: What's best way for me to lock in today's exchange rate to hedge FX risk on a trade? A: To lock in todays exchange rate you BUY the currency. It's as simple as that. :)

No .... they are knowlegeable and realistic. :)

1999 is Back.. More info: Market Conditions are Similar to 1999 :)

I don't see why anybody would take Yelp's ratings and comments seriously. :)

Short SHLD (Sears Holdings Corporation) or Buy puts IMO .... Sears should be closing within a year or so. Check out the Sears in your area. :)

Yes ....... the bid/ask should change to 0.05/0.09 - and that change should be instant. Obviously if you want the order filled you will mostly likely will have to change the price to $0.05. Even $0.06 could go unfilled. :)

AAPL at $111.17 Current bid on the AAPL 109.00 September 16, 2016 calls is $2.62 4x = winner :)

"If you have a specific order that has been price capped and would like to request that the cap be raised on a buy order or the floor be lowered on a sell order, please contact Customer Service." :)

"Justification" for this thread will come around March 2017. ET threads will spring up comparing 2016/2017 with 1999/2000 and wishing they had seen it coming while I predicted it months in advance. :)

"Ultimately, price caps should only impact market orders" It appears that IB wants to project you from outrageous fills on Market Orders that the opposing trader tries to get filled well beyond the bid/ask spread. :)

The second chart is VERY BULLISH. :)

If you are long term as your 1-year chart indicates I would just buy. :)