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That's a trader.

flexibility and patience.

uhha, you got a right broker for your option orders.

History have told us again and agani that October is a dangerous month. Watch out. "They" are working on it.

No Jobs, whatsoever. Company earning sucks. Son of bitches continue to warn on low expectations. Valuation is high. More WCOM? Iraq trouble to US. French UN wouldn't lift a finger. Bush election is gone. Did you sell already?

Yike!

2 = 3. All in all it is panic and greedy. Day dream that you have the odd totally favor (or against) you.

It is rolling now. How long have you waited for this, folks?

Please do not misunderstand me. It is a all-win for IB to go public.

I'd like to see IB gets valued by the public opinions. If one day, its stock drops more than 50%, then I know I must close my account in time. You know, terrorism futures may not be a bad idea, but the politics killed it.

IB is as IB does.

My, 10 to 1 shot, IB staffs will go ahead to liquidate positions in my example. Just look at all these replies. This is a deep in money covered call, boys. If the stock goes down 50%, the call value should be recalculated rather than using the close price... Gee, it is just madness

Ignorance is a bliss. Or you know and you make sure what you are doing is abolutely safe with IB. Well, the chance is that you don't know... Check IB forum. Similiar auto liquidation in extened hours did happen.

Position example: Stock XYZ: 100@$20.0 Call on XYZ at $10: -1@$10.2 Margin usage: 75% If in extended hour stock drop 50% to $10.0 (maybe just bad quote or IB don't know correct quote), because XYZ option market is not open. IB will liquidate your stock positions? Then when the regular...

who doesn't.

To answer your question, yes, I am very interested. So how may I help you? I am sure that I qualitfy and can help to make your plan work out.

ET offers rating on brokers, data vendors, software, books etc. But rate are missing for exchanges. I suggest ET to make exchanges available for rating by public opinions. Just a personal bet, some exchanges such as CBOE, PHLX, or even NYSE must come out with the worse feedback or lower score...

Very nice. Thank you. But honestly, open sources are for newbies. Rich guru traders buy software or hire techies to develop software. By the way, any suggestion to find a job? Thanks.

It is C.

Thanks.