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perhaps the most misanthropic statement i've ever read. mbs

you have to kidding....:confused: or has imclone dirtbag hired you as part of the sympathy creation team? so let's not take xyz public because those pesky insider trading laws won't let me cheat investors i'm not related ..forget that i may have a viable product to market, perhaps 'a cure for...

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my words...and just my opinion (re central bank's role in providing safety net)...have a good bit of experience in otc derivs and with i-banks. :)

just my 2 cents but this guy, in addition to having a less than clear writing style (confusing market flows, etc), doesn't have a clue...the lion's share of exposure is in the more esoteric derivatives...not exchange traded products. the outstanding notional value of otc derivatives swamps...

convergence of implied and historic vols is decent signal in fx markets...not sure about equites...might be worth looking at... just my 2 cents :)

counterparties are corporations that issue bonds, insurance companies, hedge funds.... article is sensationalistic but it sure gets the point across... imo derivatives dealing banks are aware that they pose a systemic risk but are confident the fed will bail them out...the "too big to...

can anyone post here?.... long intu at 44.50...stop down at 43.30 for 1 to 2 day long... would appreciate any feedback. thanks :)

baron....do you build sites for others as well?

i was at c&d when russell was there...he didn't make it through the program..... just my 2 cents.. :)

institutional side of citigroup is likely reason sellers are all over this stock...exposure in credit default (and other otc derivatives-off balance sheet) is why hedge funds are playing the short side...the retail/consumer business does not show this exposure at all.... tried to sell citi, jpm...

can a representative of elitetrader tell me who designed, built and hosts this site? thanks. :)

not likely anyone will admit taking test...me, i'm just interested in evaluation....sort of like buying playboy for the articles...:D

just my 2 cents but a couple of things you've said suggest that you are trading with "scared money"--never a good start, "chasing the market" suggests you haven't been properly trained and your high level of frustration will likely keep you losing... i had a friend at worldco whose cut was...

out of nvls puts and klac ...klac loser, nvls winner

nvls july 30 puts....90'd be nice thou..

hope it's okay to post some of my stuff...sold klac at 41.00 for position trade. still long the july 90 nvls puts... would appreciate feedback if anyone has time.. thanks, :)

thanks for your reply. i've never had more than 3 positions on at once...there have been times where i wished i could put more on but i get a bit jittery watching too many. in your reply you noted 2% risk on options...does this mean you may want to buy a one strike out of the money option...

just my 2 cents but the corp scandals/thievery have the potential to erode more than investor confidence...they might well make it difficult to raise capital for years to come. believe nasdaq composition will change significantly over the next 2 to 3 years with stocks de-listing, fewer firms...

i am currently trading 300-500 shares swing/position...using stops so risk is 10% to 15% of total account on equities, 3% on options trades (buying options outright, no spreads). would very much appreciate suggestions to increase trade size/risk...or am i risking the "correct" amount at 10...