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  1. Robert Morse

    Option exchange/share trends

    Any chance you have March 2019?
  2. Robert Morse

    Kim Klaiman's Steady Options

    Wrong guy. Not me.
  3. Robert Morse

    Kim Klaiman's Steady Options

    I did not understand that you were supporting them. I'm for whoever offers the most content and help.
  4. Robert Morse

    Kim Klaiman's Steady Options

    I'm not sure why you think a backtesting service for options is the same as a mentoring program. Ophir offers an excellent service that I would be happy to pay for if I were still trading. Bob
  5. Robert Morse

    Hammering 1 Crude Oil contract in a strangle

    What is the trigger to enter the buy order and same for the sell, or are you just randomly making markets where each fill triggers an offsetting order?
  6. Robert Morse

    Short Call trading strategy

    https://www.lightspeed.com/trading-education-center/naked-call/
  7. Robert Morse

    Kim Klaiman's Steady Options

    This would be my concern. You said"SO is not scalable enough for me. This is not a criticism at all, as Kim mentioned somewhere that it not recommended for account sizes larger than $100K.' Mentoring programs like theirs have >5000 students. If they all get the same signal and 10% do the same...
  8. Robert Morse

    VX Futures vs VXXB

    ETNs are not really equity products and look more like a debt security. I do not understand them and when they can disappear. I stay away from investing in what I do not understand.
  9. Robert Morse

    VX Futures vs VXXB

    Honestly, after what happened to XIV, I have little trust in ETNs. OK for a day trade-not for me.
  10. Robert Morse

    VX Futures vs VXXB

    Futures are a pure play. Futures require low margin. Futures trade over 22 hours a day. Futures are not subject to wash sales and are 1256 contracts. Futures never require a locate or a borrow fee-either long or short. The VXXB: is not PM eligible. might be hard to borrow one day? are trade...
  11. Robert Morse

    Bull Call Spread

    https://www.lightspeed.com/trading-education-center/bull-call-spread/
  12. Robert Morse

    Closed TOS to add Merrill and also considering Tasty & IB

    My commissions are lower at Lightspeed with custody at Wedbush but you will have to pay for the software. You could open a personal master/sub-account and keep them separate at Wedbush (One account for cash, one for active trading, one for investments-accessed by one platform with a joint...
  13. Robert Morse

    Closed TOS to add Merrill and also considering Tasty & IB

    I did not understand part of the restriction. You can have an individual account with a TOD for your wife and your wife can have the same. Or, you can have a joint account. I'm not sure why you need investments and trading separate unless you claim MTM/Trader Tax Status on the active account...
  14. Robert Morse

    Why was IB margin requirements high today

    Our margin has not changed.
  15. Robert Morse

    Are highlights in Time and Sales dark pool orders

    IMO, a deep dive into where that trade occurred does not create alpha. The size of the trade and price has more value to me than if it was an ATS vs Dark pool or any other information about that trade. It might help to know if it were part of a pair with options, warrants, another equity or a...
  16. Robert Morse

    Looking for capital

    Yes.
  17. Robert Morse

    How are bond futures prices adjusted?

    See attached. "The futures contract will track the price of its underlying cash security. Also, since CBOT Treasury futures are not coupon bearing instruments and therefore do not have yields, they also reference the yield of that underlying cash security."
  18. Robert Morse

    How are bond futures prices adjusted?

    My phone number is below if you want to call me in the next 15 min or tomorrow.
  19. Robert Morse

    How are bond futures prices adjusted?

    Sorry, I just can't explain this in any other way. If you want to call me, I'm happy to explain. You just do not see the difference between owning a bond and taking delivery of one in the future and being at the risk of price change. They are not the same.
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