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    What to do with a married put?

    Cost of selling at discount outweigh those of exercise?
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    What to do with a married put?

    Treat it like a zero coupon bond. If you want it to sell, you'll probably have to sell it at a discount to par.
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    DRYS trading

    Don't trade dry shippers?
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    Do all brokers charge $1.50 like Interactive Brokers to modify an option?

    Tradeking: $4.95/trade +.65/contract [No affiliation, other than a satisfied customer.]
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    We must be awash in oil...

    Just received this from a friend on the floor: "G'day,the much awaited IEA long term forecast was released today & was pretty much as expected: because of the lack of investment, axacerbated by the current slump in prices, oil should be trading at $200 in nominal terms by 2030..but i think at...
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    The End Michael Lewis

    Best, and most unfortunate quote by J.G.: “It’s laissez-faire until you get in deep shit."
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    Do all brokers charge $1.50 like Interactive Brokers to modify an option?

    According to the rep I just spoke with, they only charge to execute. Maybe the average # of cancels/repricings is worked into their commissions, but there is no outright cost.
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    Best live trader chat?

    ventrilo. hands down.
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    We must be awash in oil...

    We'll test $50. After that, probably $30 by Z10.
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    Watch for possible short squeeze on NOV CL

    Semantically - that's accurate. The Z (Dec) contract does expire in X (Nov), the 20th to be precise . WRT the original topic: I doubt we will see another $30 move caused by a short squeeze. Plenty of people learned and/or got killed from the V contract that no one wants to be in that...
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    Natty

    Good question. Wish I knew. I never ICE clear options. I don't think anyone wants to make live markets these days, especially on the screen.
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    Mexico hedges nearly all oil exports ranging from $70 to $100

    Really depends if they were buying American/Euro options, brent, or APOs. APOs are typically more expensive on a relative scale. When CL was back north of $130, my shop was hedging small time producers w/ $90 APO floors out through Z10 for average $3.50/ea. Now look at them. Edit: After...
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    Natty

    Not as many colors in the otc mrkts as there are in the E$ pits. We typically only say red, everything else is quoted by year.
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    Mexico hedges nearly all oil exports ranging from $70 to $100

    That tells me they were just buying puts. Why would they sell the outright and risk a price increase?
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    Options strategies with limited risk, unlimted profits potential, yet no time-decay?

    c'mon taggart. stop pointing out the obvious.
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    Options strategies with limited risk, unlimted profits potential, yet no time-decay?

    Buy a put, sell a call spread - do the whole trade at flat. Can't eliminate time decay.
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    Natty

    Market making
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    Natty

    Friend telling me the ng spreads were really active over night. Attributes the move to one fund moving size. Majority lifting; very few bids getting hit.
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