https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001wq29
This explains how stupid people are conned by disinformation. Trump's lie machine has to be challenged, and ended, America's future cannot survive on lies.
Since the great bankster scam and crash of 2008 we have seen negative rates, for no good reason. Good companies are awash with cash, and the stock markets have enjoyed buybacks. Regular savers have subsidised the stock markets and the banks have made massive profits, except those 63 banks stuck...
Deutsche Bank- the oligarchs' laundry all the way to Trump's toddler empire. Russia bought Trump in 1998, and the bailing out continues. His Russian loans officer even attended his inauguration as a VIP.
Vile Insurrectionist Perpetrator.
This is a global trend there's a Youtube channel that does features on the UK's empty shops- a sort of shopocalypse. London is full to overflowing with dumb eating places and coffee shops that failed everywhere else. Online business meanwhile are booming and if I order something(non-food) it...
I have been trying to find a better theoretical calculator for multiple positions, in several timeframes. Frankly it's going to have a margin for error of ±50% except at expiry!
These are not naked calls- ratios some some mitigation but didn't expect the Bank of bloody England to be juicing the market to help the failing Tories.
James I didn't trade 2020 as I felt it was likely to be random and untradeable from my perspective. I don't recall 2008 having huge up days but I was trading synthetics to the downside, and did well. Wait for 2 up days then go short. Now the mantra is again, BTFD.
One phone broker to my knowledge and yes that's how I've been doing it (badly) since the last century. I agree it's fine for trading as it's European style liquid, sometimes and has yet to do a 6% rise in one day, as the S&P did just as I had opened a TT account. Cheers.