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It is understandable, reversing transactions happens all the time. But if the first receiving bank does not have the money anymore, i.e. the transfer was then transferred out to another bank, how do you hold the first receiving bank liable to return the funds while they didn't practically do...

That's not possible for sure. The first receiving bank did not do anything wrong or fraudulent to be penalized for it. It's Robinhood mistake and they should be accountable & responsible for.

How can you do this if the funds keep jumping from one bank account to another in a series of transfers, which might either end up in an overseas bank or withdrew in cash?

Expectations of higher inflation due to massive stimulus & money printing, which this time (As opposed to 2008/2009) went directly to corporates and consumers rather than financial institutions. This is what mainly drove Gold, Silver & Copper rallies and is driving those Agris rallies in the...

I would recommend that you work your way out through Tech companies, well paid, low risk, very much in demand now (And expected to stay like this at least for the next 5-7 years minimum). Save from your tech job, try to save & invest a lot in your early age and leave those investments to grow...

I do believe that computers/machines can process lots of data much faster than humans & that they can calculate physics/mechanics much faster & more accurate than humans. I also do believe that ML gets data from actual flights as well as simulations, tons of them actually in order to gain the...

But trading is indeed very close to BJ (Different in some things yes, but very close). Every new candle is like a new dealt card, more information revealed to you and everyone else (And potentially slightly change in probabilities). The rules in trading are more flexible than in BJ, for...

Speaking of AI & machines flying planes, watch the video: Good luck AI powered planes doing something like this. PS: Some might argue that AI would be much better than humans in such critical & difficult situations, but I don't think so, because in uncertain situations like this, there are...

Yeah, why not spin the wheel more often. The Monday expiry has a reasoning behind it as it allows people to bet on weekend gaps.

Yes, in IB, if you right click on the main order (Which is your stop order, and I am referring to TWS Classic here) and attach a Target Order and choose "Limit", you are basically creating a child order which will only be triggered once the parent order is filled (Parent order in your case is...

Thanks. When I re-read my reply as well, I noticed that the word (option) might be a bit confusing, while I meant a "Choice", in the context, it can easily be understood as the FOP instrument. I guess grace period for edit has already passed, lol

?? I don't get it??

Index futures (Like ES, NQ, YM, etc...) are cash settled, there is no option for physical delivery in the first place.

Check out XLE (If you are ok with tying up some money to the traditional Energy sector). The ETF dividend is around $0.5/share each quarter. At the current price of almost $30, the yield will be around 6.6% per year. You can further enhance this yield by selling covered calls as you mentioned...

@Overnight Actually they must be quoted equally, otherwise, people will arbitrage them out. Any option is quoted the same as it's underlying. Stock Options are quoted in $$/share, just like the underlying stock (Which is quoted as $$/share). NQ and MNQ options are quoted just like the...

Those results are with or without transaction fees? Where is that compared to buy & hold?

No stop orders are triggered outside regular trading hours. Only Stop Limit Orders trigger outside regular trading hours. There is a reason for not triggering stop orders outside regular trading hours (Which is a very respectable reason). Sometimes the bid/offer spread outside RTH is so wide...

And that AI software will be running on the cloud, practically piloting the plane from a DC on the ground. So if the cloud goes blackout, you have clueless planes out in the sky, which I am sure will have a very fragile contingency plan for such situation.

Use the Finviz screener. They don't fully meet what you are looking for, but you can screen for optionable stocks (Among other criteria), no filter to scan for those stocks with weeklies, but that's much better than nothing at IB. Barchart screener is good as well (Has the same filter, to get...

Interviews involving futures & commodity traders in: Market Wizards The New Market Wizards The Complete Turtle Trader Way of the turtle I also recommend Trade Stocks and Commodities with the Insiders: Secrets of the COT Report by Larry Williams Also watch this documentary: And this: