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I wonder how much cocaine is also aboard - maybe a few tons.

OK ....... Jumps = Gaps

I don't know. IMO .... I think irregular trades is an internal matter with your broker and they might use it as an excuse to hold back funds during a withdraw.

What is jump vol? I have never heard the term jump being used in option trades.

An irregular trade is a trade that takes advantage of loopholes in the trading platform, network delay, network failure, quote error or pricing system fault. A red flag could be a sudden increase in the number of contracts you trade and withdraw requests.

10% per year.

I have been following them. I hope they win the cup.

Most likely due to the fact that there are: Hundreds of optionable US stocks with high volume. Option expiry every week. Option strikes very close together. A stock ending the week at an option strike is inevitable.

I would think an address is essential. They most likely wouldn't accept a PO Box address. But you probably could rent a shared office space just for the physical address.

The debt is paid down with hyper-inflated USD. I think the Germans pulled that off in the 1920's.

Then it's a good trade.

What are your thoughts on AAPL?

That photo is Prince William and Catherine Middleton at their wedding a few years ago.

That didn't go well for Cameron Winklevoss and Tyler Winklevoss.

EPIC FAIL by Bobbygenits. You had plenty of time to study option data and post how a share price was going to be affected because of option expiry. Success should have been easy. Too late now. Maybe next week you will come up with something.

beerntrading didn't post anything that shows a share price being influenced by options. You posted a link to DuckDuckGo search results for "option expiration effect on stock price". Is that how you do your "homework" - a DuckDuckGo search of the thread title?

Download a few years of SPY historical data. Link: Yahoo Finance SPY Historical Data Study the dates you are interested in. Do you see any unusual volatility on those dates? You will notice nothing out of the ordinary - just regular trading days.

Tomorrow is option expiration. Could you post a stock and how it will be affected tomorrow due to the options expiring?

Q: Can options expiration affect the share price? A: No ...... The tail does not wag the dog.

10-year chart and short term option plays don't go together. Use a 1-week chart instead - the period covering the duration of the trade.