I've been searching for more info on getting the lowest possible commissions/fees for trading SPX options.
Currently I'm at TOS, paying $0.65. They don't tack on the additional exchange fee for SPX options. When I asked them to go lower than the $0.65 they told me that they could, but would...
Excellent job...you should add a column to your spreadsheet that shows what your average weekly return has been since inception (compounded weekly), updated each week. That would answer the question of whether you have earned 3% a week. It looks like as of now, with just a quick calculation...
Yeah, although now with the uptrend line broken, I'll have to put any bullish thoughts on hold...still a strong break up over 2103 in the last hour could be tradable...we've been awfully choppy for the past few hours, I've just been on the sidelines.
I think he's highlighting where orders are "below bid" or "above ask." So far today I've seen 0 predictive power to these conditions, if anything there's been a negative correlation. I'll see a string of "above asks" followed by a brisk take-down. Or a hodge-podge of "above asks" with "below...
If and when you jump to 3 contracts, how will you adjust your scale-out strategy? Would you still take 1 off at +10, then ride the remaining 2?...or vice-versa...or something different?
Keep up the good trading...you're putting up good returns here.
I'll believe that. It's just that for some reason pinning is this new en vogue subject. I think it's due to Cramer, every month like clockwork, rattling off some arbitrary list of stocks and claiming that they all "have" to get pinned at whatever the nearest strike happens to be, without the...
In order for a stock to get pushed to a strike, due to options expiration, the underlying stock actually needs to be traded. Large players need to be hedging their options with the spot. The stock doesn't move simply because someone big owns the options. If that was true, that would mean the...