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see all my posts. moving on, good luck.

for an instant....back to .04 on the spread, which I think is about the norm. a 5% spread is a little wide for me.

I'll give you your due......72/.73 at 10am

Both are very limiting. Roth's have very low max income thresholds. SEP's need big DECLARED taxable self employed income to make them worthwhile.

Dude, want to send me that screen shot ? wait don't bother....76 bid/.86 offr. Or maybe my Thompson One Institutional is inaccurate. You did get the overall market bias right this morning though.

That was the closing quote. But please DO send me your screen shot with the PENNY SPREAD between the bid/ask on XLK options

With all due respect.....quote at the close on the XLK June 58 put expiry 6/9. Actually usually a little tighter than this, but a "penny".. I think you are reading something wrong. Tick Bid0.66 Ask0.88 Bid Size88 Ask Size97 Contract High Contract Low MarketOPRAC

also...when I trade the ETF's I usually only trade the ones where the average true range (ATR) is +1% of current price. So I will usually substitute INTC and/or MSFT for XLK when I'm in that sector. just my 2 cents.

@vanzandt hey, concerning the XLK options....I swing trade the most liquid ETF'S, but find that the B/A spread on the XLK's too wide..your thoughts on the spread ?

So the entire world believes that if XLF breaks 23 it is going much lower. If so how would you play it ? ATM puts on the break ? Wait for shorts to be shaken ? Wait for counter trend rally ? Bear call spread above ? Just asking....

Ok, someone posted bad info earlier in thread. Makes a little more sense.

Will read, thanks. It will be interesting to see the long term volitility between the USD/bitcoin (if that is the only conversation as gkishot states) if there is no arb/FXopportunities with other currencies. I still think that without some degree of stability and universal conversion(did...

So in the Bitcoin universe there in no "supply" the economic supply/demand equation ?

But one of the characteristics of a successfully functioning currency over time is its general acceptably and prevalence of use. That is why goat, salt and bb cards are not modern day currency.

Ok, just saw this, thanks ...will read more....but still not seeing any enforcement mechanism...

Why won't the capitalization go up forever ? What mechanism limits and ENFORCES more coins from being created ? I'm not saying there isn't one, but what is it ?

Agree with you on the asset classification. Just not as a currency, as many in and out of this forum are making it out to be.

@gkishot @Mtrader @johnarb whether it is through division of existing coins or unlimited new issuance, both practices go to one of my questions in post 19.....how is this a valid currency ? Edit post 86 not 91

peer to peer instruments are along the lines of airline miles. The airline is my counterparts risk. If you are saying Bitcoin is a peer to peer instrument, who is the counterparty ?

@kmiklas Anything is technically insurable, you just may not like the premium charged !