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Now that's an interesting answer!

How can you say it's undervalued? What is the "fair value" of, let's say 1 bitcoin?

Haha. What is scalping then?

That's a very interesting way to put it! Nice!

That depends what's your reference. Locally? Internationally? Expats in Singapore still put their kids in expats school but it's slowly changing! You're right!

You proved yourself you're so dumb! Now you want to be the dumbest? You're gonna win! Back to the topic, stop answering! You don't understand your own question!

Agree! You seem to know quite well the French system. I taught science in high school when I was a university student. As soon as I started I was clearly told to adapt my teaching to the slowest students of my class. "No one shall be left behind". And it was one of the best school in Paris...

I am French, dumb ass!

Then tell us how you explain it!

I don't know anything about HK and Korea but in Japan and Sg, the favoured test method in school is MCQ. So students are very at ease with this kind of testing method used during their school year. In France and some other European countries, the way you obtain the result is often more important...

Ridiculous! You really have no shame!

We will all find definitions. But probably more important than ours are the ones from your tax collector in your country!

It looks like a form of Stockholm syndrome!

To me Robinhood is good just for buy and hold. For the rest I use other brokers.

The automatically reinvested dividend is after 15% withholding tax between US and Ireland. So the withholding tax between US and your country is higher?

You don't exercise the option! You're selling it. One another party will exercise it. So you earn a little profit, the time value but that still sucks. A bit dangerous when selling for 20 millions of boxes...

IB must be an exception. They still treat me like shit haha

Yes correct. MES would be helpful. But last time I checked MES has a wide bid-ask spread and commission per dollar of nominal value was much higher I guess it's a cost balance between the 2. In one case you would have to buy and sell options and may be futures, in the other case you exercise at...

I won't pretend to know exactly what nooby_mcnoob meant before lack of sleep (or excess of alcohol, it's saturday night) catches him. The underlying of ES options are ES futures. The nominal value of 1 ES future is more than 150k$. So in practice, it might be difficult to adjust by buying or...

I had difficulties with this: My mind kept telling me s=0, s=0... while I was reading the rest. :) You're basically saying that when the markets goes down, your DITM call despite being still DITM won't hedge as well as before (delta decreasing) so you could prefer exercising. It makes sense...