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Inflation is bad when you're not producing, you're just printing money. But we have an export business and we compete with China to have our goods made here. A weaker dollar would mean it'll hurt Chinese exports and lower US trade deficit no? Unless China inflates it's currency too...

All this while big tech gets bigger. It'd be nice to see twitter or Fb take a hit. These companies do not have a net positive for society and all they do is rage bait news from anyone who has a keyboard/smartphone. At least Ruby was a net positive for the eatry industry.

The market likes to save up news until it sees weakness. Plenty of bad news can show up, and stock will rally because marketing is rally. Once it starts a correction, these headlines will resurface saying how damaging it was for months when the stock went up. Again this is more of a 5 month...

Sad, I always thought they were OK. I just rarely go because TGI Fridays is usually near by. lol

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8812357/Netflix-indicted-Texas-promoting-lewd-visual-material-depicting-child-French-film.html "Indicted" Yea... I knew this would happen.. now let's see how much this effects the stock. It's down today but that means nothing. Let's see what will...

I was testing a dialog strategy that works pretty well. Sell Monday Option At the money Buy Friday Option 1 SD away. Every Monday, Weds and Friday ( hopefully Tues and Thurs in the future), roll the option to at the money on closing bell. Low risk, work well when market goes up, and losses...

I find it very odd they pick those days. Why not Tuesday and Thursday? If they did Tuesday and Thursday, there will be a 1 day gap between each on weekdays. Isn't QQQ more popular? They did it for SPY but not QQQ.

Would you benefit on a free broker with liquid stocks? I can't imagine you being too hurt even with volume when you buy stuff like SPY. They'll front run you for a fraction of a cent per share which in total would be cheaper than if they charged you $1 for a transaction. Paid 9k for...

I hate their options port. It's so inconsistent. For example if I buy a strangle leg by leg, it'll show as -PUT -CALL but if I buy them together, it'll see it as Strangle Put/Call. It gets very confusing when you have a lot of positions.

Can you name s few? Whats are they charging?

If all the brokers are selling order flow, what's the point of even caring about it? There is no avoiding it, you're just going to have to take a hit on the spread and get front runned. It's either that or don't day trade.

What's your opinion on Streaming services as a whole compared to the entire market? Do you think that's the technology the market will pay a premium for? AI is highly valued as well.

They are both streaming services, for you to think people won't switch over to Disney+ from Netflix is ignorant. That's like saying Apple can't lose market share to Samsung in any circumstances. If you knew what I meant in my first post, I did state that 1 show will probably not hurt the...

What is their market share compared to Disney+?

https://variety.com/2020/digital/news/cuties-backlash-netflix-cancellations-record-levels-1234769354/ Cancellations already started.

If you haven't heard, look up cuties. I don't think one show can hurt the stock, but do you think this controversy might explode into a lawsuit or something bigger?

meh, than that means nothing to me. I can't afford a real broker and I've been using retail brokers and getting front-runned ever since I started trading.

Interactive brokers are only $1 per contract too. Big name retail broker like them front-run too?

I trade on a monthly basis anyway, so that's not too bad. Some spreads on amazon are over $10 dollars though. That's 1k going in and out without the market moving for 100 shares.

Do you know of Tastyworks sell your order flow too? They're cheap and they're just some random broker like all the rest.