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I distinctively disagree. I think there is every need for that :cool:

No prediction, just this: I guess many expect the worst for BSC. Pretty hard for them to underdeliver here.

33 y/o.

Let's hope this won't end in tears

Market is weak? You're weak! :cool:

Great call. Bulls make money, pigs make money, bears get slaughtered.

Of course. A good gambler should know the chances though and when to stay out because of negative expectancy. Most traders - especially newcomers - will have a hard time turning a profit daytrading highly volatile stuff like CFC. It's like being new to poker and playing against professional...

They could translate that entire speech 1:1 to trading, too. Applies to any business :cool:

Are you trading or gambling? The answer to this question might help you a lot.

The only obvious thing I see is that sooner or later Mr. Market will teach Mr. Obvious a big painful lesson.

"Obviously"... the only thing I learned in the markets that nothing is ever obvious unless it's in hindsight.

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God bless socialism :cool:

When will Santa get us "up" again??? :(

You forgot g) SP500 puts h) JPY :cool:

There is an ETF that mimics this strategy, this PDF includes a historical backtest against the SP500: http://www.ipathetn.com/pdf/BWV_infosheet.pdf Selling the calls can help achieve lower overall volatility while yielding similar long term returns. Just remember that selling calls limits...

If you have a big account (8+ digit) you could try to get prime brokerage services with any of the big brokers. Doesn't mean they can't go bankrupt though. Any company (broker) can go bankrupt at any time. If your account is smaller, then my personal opinion is that IB is as good as it gets...

I think that will be called "AQR-RENAISSANCE-THYKE Risk Free Market Neutral Money Printing ETF".