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  1. Robert Morse

    Mental block due to trading Mentor passing away...unable to trade

    That is a tough one. You associate trading with the relationship you had with someone. Now, the best way to honor him is trade in the same manner that he taught you for the benefit of the trust, which he has put you in charge of. I would think another mentor would not fill the gap. You just need...
  2. Robert Morse

    Getting some money

    If I borrow off my credit card, I need to make a 15% return to just break even, and CC fees are not a business expense vs trading income. Most traders can't hit 15% per year, let alone someone with minimal funds and the pressure to cover those fees.
  3. Robert Morse

    DeepDiscountTrading

    Excess capital of $116,872,134
  4. Robert Morse

    DeepDiscountTrading

    Agreed. My only comment is to never choose your custodian based on fees alone.
  5. Robert Morse

    New Member name- Robert Morse

    Morse is not even my family name. My father was born Moskowitz and changed it while in law school. I have always been a Morse.
  6. Robert Morse

    DeepDiscountTrading

    Our commissions start at $0.60/side and we introduce to Wedbush Futures with $154,038,212 of Adjusted Net Capital vs Ironbeam with $2,328,009 as of July 31, 2016. http://www.cftc.gov/idc/groups/public/@financialdataforfcms/documents/file/fcmdata0716.pdf Our minimum account size for futures is...
  7. Robert Morse

    Getting some money

    Borrowing money from a bank or credit card to trade is a VERY bad idea.
  8. Robert Morse

    Getting some money

    I missed that. Yes, demo trading is not trading. It is a way to test out a trading platform, not build a track record. Without fear and greed, you never know what your decisions would be in real trading.
  9. Robert Morse

    Getting some money

    Scalperten, Yes, our minimum is $25,000 to open either an equity or futures account. If you are going to daytrader equites, I would suggest a little more, so if you have a small draw down, you can still day-trade, as you must stay over $25K. It's not clear to me what you want to do with your...
  10. Robert Morse

    What's the purpose of buying 1000s of Calls of a stock at $.60?

    Yes, but you gave me the opportunity to show what the Lightspeed Trader option chain looks like, so thank you. Bob
  11. Robert Morse

    What's the purpose of buying 1000s of Calls of a stock at $.60?

    From Lightspeed Trader EOD 9/19/2016
  12. Robert Morse

    Trading Books or Courses

    There is plenty to learn online for free before you have to buy a book or pay for a class
  13. Robert Morse

    Trading Books or Courses

    I suggest you don't try to learn to much too fast. If you want to trade equities/options rather than futures/option, start with equites. Learn everything you can't find online about what equites are, the market structure they trade in-exchanges and ECNs. Learn the terminology of the industry...
  14. Robert Morse

    Good Broker for Novice Trader

    Lightspeed Trader. Low rates, good platforms, low minimums. Happy to speak to you Monday morning if you email me your name and phone number. https://www.lightspeed.com/ Bob
  15. Robert Morse

    What's the purpose of buying 1000s of Calls of a stock at $.60?

    There are an endless number of reasons to speculate on. The more you try and look for a rational reasons why a trade happens, the more distracted you will get, since you will never know for sure. -They are short stock and want a hedge -Short a higher strike and want to hedge -Buying the call to...
  16. Robert Morse

    New Member name- Robert Morse

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    New Member name- Robert Morse

    It was. He is only in the beginning.
  18. Robert Morse

    New Member name- Robert Morse

    Blood and Bone:
  19. Robert Morse

    Extremely dumb question about the greeks

    This is where a many traders have lost money and don't understand why. When I was trading AAPL as a MM, a customer bought 100 OTM calls just before earnings, where earnings were thursday night before expiration. After earning, there was one trading left. The stock went up around 10%, yet the...
  20. Robert Morse

    Extremely dumb question about the greeks

    Greeks are not a tool to make money, they are a tool for managing and allocating risk. They help you understand where your risk is and determine if that position fits your expectation. If all the greeks are zero, you have little or no risk. If your expectation is that vol is high, you want to...
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