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How can you assume #1 without #2? #1 is based off past history that's based off the YTD on Jan 1st. Looking at the S&P for the last 10 years from Wiki: Assuming we're going to close positive this year too, there has been 2 occurance in 2018 and 2015 where you would have lost. If I'm...

Welp I like old school Metallica. Helps me trade better when I can't hear my limit orders being filled over ride the lightning...

I assume you're not a Ariana Grande fan... :vomit:

Fair enough but I don't see how the video is related...

Wait.. So you just browse/reply to every forum looking for viewers for your show?! Well We'll see what it looks like in Dec. We're still 3 months out Jim.

That was hypothetical. Obviously, I can just take 100 contracts for 100*100 for 10k at the end of the year. I did get the math wrong earlier, I meant 100 contracts. +/- 10k at the end of the year is more than enough for a test. Also I'm only doing this in January because I'm just betting the...

Is he the only options expert on this forum you trust?

Who?

Just dangle that limit order until the Goldman Sachs traders take the bait. I'll dangle it as long as SPY is below $430 all day everyday until I get it. I'm in no hurry, i have all year. I actually haven't checked the options "ladder" yet. But I'd assume it's bad, but as long as I use a limit...

Has anyone tried at the beginning of the year just doing a put spread with a $1 or $0.5 credit? For example if this year SPY closes at $430 (I hope) at end of 2021. On January 2nd, I do a put option: Short Strike Put $431 Expiration Dec 31, 2023 Long Strike Put $429 Expiration Dec 31, 2023...

Dude, he has his own show, he can do whatever he wants. He's just giving bad advice to the rest of us. It's astonishing how many sexual harassment claims he can get away with. He's basically Neil deGrasse Tyson of investment. We're lucky to have a "celebrity" on this forum.

I swear on my career at the Goldman Sachs.

It gets funnier every time I do it, I swear.

Jim, are you going to do any predictions for Q2 on your show?

That's just the front end. Do you know about the less popular wall street departments? Compliance (AML/KYC/OPAC), Risk(that's a good one), wealth management, HR (jim), IT (HUGE), Product development, Back Office Operations, there is a slew of careers to chose from and I bet most of them don't...

Anyone have experience being in different departments? I heard wealth management section makes decent money and stress is low (compared to IB and Ops). Great hours but hell that's just what I hear. Same with compliance. Investment banking pay a lot but long hours and stressful life.

So you're saying they're losing money on every sale of their car but they're making up for it by selling emission rights turning a profit from that?

Didn't they make a profit off model 3?

Didn't stop you....

Well I heard Victor Niederhoffer was on this forum once before the trolls chased him away, so why not Jim of the Goldman Sachs? Well it was fun while it lasted. Also on google it says your net worth is over 100 million so just get her a new phone.