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I see where you're going. Interesting...:eek:

Mod's must have some new directives. I posted some info from another site on a different thread. Was told since that site was not an advertiser, I should not post their info. As you said, it's their playground and their rules. Can't complain much; ET is still the best I've found for what...

I like the monitor stands...:cool:

CBOE archives has lots of Dan Sheridan webcasts available for free. They seem to be on the intermediate/advanced level. AA, I know you were discussing him recently. Free is alot more desireable than spending $5k. fwiw

AA - Where were you yesterday with this advice??? j/k I had 22 positions going into today. Learned alot about calenders this month and how to manage them better. One of those lessons is managing the greed factor. EX - Bot RIMM MAY/JUN 70 Put spreads at $1.15 a few weeks ago. The midpoint...

I'll think on this over the weekend. Looks like we've got a ways to go.

It's 22 years old. But maybe it's a reminder that history sometimes repeats itself.

I'm lookin forward to watching you cry for help as you usually do during your tentative little posts. You seem to spend more time asking for permission to enter trades than you do anything else. I'll be sure to point them out as we go forward.:p Spuds out

Keep going J. ER2 is a monster. Sounds like you're getting it.

Well said. Based on his previous 500 posts, he should spend more time asking for advice than giving it.

Congrats on your 500th post. Hopefully the next 500 will offer a little more substance.

I forgot to add that my best results were when I started the trade ~ 6 weeks out and closed it a before expiration. Been doin more calenders lately.

Frank Frazetta (painter) - Always liked his work.

I hear ya. To experiment, I did 3 different XEO 5 pointers within the past 60 days ~2% OTM as opposed to ~4% which I had done previously. One of the aspects I like is the credit when I have an IC, is 40-60% of the spread. As opposed to 5-15% of the amount at risk. I've tended to hold the...

I don't think he is. And I even had something nice to say and got no response...:confused:

Sounds like you'll come away with a boatload of experience after a couple years with the prop firm. I suggest you learn to trade first, then if you decide to go into sales later you have something you can always fall back on.

Don't forget to sloppily roll up your sleeves too. You'd think he would have discovered starch by now...:p

Is there a way for us to go in and hear the archived shows?

Having done both, I prefer the SPY's. Commish somewhat higher but getting in and out is easier and credit on the one-pointers for the same $ at risk has been higher.

Agreed. Still difficult to believe the $93k stat. Take RE out of the equation and where are we? I'd like the see the stat (or preferably the fact) about net worth excluding the primary residence, but factoring in the mortgage. Looking at that info in combination with the average savings rate...