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This is on a complete diatribe. First AMZN, then a digression to the Washington Post. Then there is the ambiguous comment about the owner. Owner of WP or AMZN? And who cares about the WP anyway in a AMZN thread. There is a section politics. Move it there.

The thread is not just about catalysts. It is about anything to do with GS. Hence the thread entitled only "GS"

That's fine that you say "some deal like this". I hardly call this some deal. A $466B company throwing its weight into the grocery business in a deal worth more than most of all other chains.

What about the fact that GS is behind the AAMZN-WFM deal, not to mention the fact that the WFM CEO will keep his position.

If it does not pertain GS and banking post it somewhere else.

Lol Relevance?

What are your commission rates? I didn't see any discounts for trading volume? What are they?

It's a CFD only broker. What do you expect?

Considering you have only 3 posts and one of them is an advertisement, I'd say this is a conspicuous advertisement and you're some sort of promoter.

What's can hurt you and also help you is the gamma is reference to time. Gamma is a derivative of the delta, and it increases across time, as such, it increases the rate of change of the delta. Hoepfully, your delta is on the right side of 0.5 near the end. >0.50 more responsive to upticks. <0.5...

OK. To each their own. Which of those brokers do you use?

What are people's thought on the banking industry? House GOP passes Trump banking deregulation bill 233-186 without a single democrat's vote. The Senate Republicans are creating their own bill. This conflict means that the House bill can't just sail through Congress despite the Republican...

I don't use physical stops, I just watch the market closely. I have market data so I can what's happening as it is happening. I also don't have an issue with order execution. I buy with an expiry in mind. That is essentially my time stop. I buy "directionally" as someone said. A stop means you...

June 16 is a monthly

A rather hilarious picture to describe SNAP's predicament of cash and no profits. Why aren't investors heading for the door sooner? Shares will start hitting the market by the end of July. It seems like people are foolishly optimistic about the stock. Lockup expiry beginning in 07/31 - 08/31...

indeed. I must have misunderstood the meaning of "retail investor", which I know I haven't. Retail investors as no-account minimum customers of brokerages like Etrade, Scottrade, TD, Schwab,... and smaller ones with highway robbery commissions like $6 flat. Why would investors who can't afford...

Twitter all over again. TWTR fell quite a bit, even before the lockup expiration that represented 82% of their total equity. 40+% loss in the months leading up to the lockup expiration. Sounds like a good time for a long put Sept expiry maybe. TWTR 2013-11 - 2014-06

Yep. The GS close looked good to me too. Rose some in ETH. Bullish.

Basically, the call has a floor that it has to reach before coming into existence and ceiling that knocks it out.