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I am sorry, but can you clarify what HV stands for. I tried looking it up on acronym finder, and the only thing I could think of amongst that list was Hyper Velocity. But, that doesn't really match the context under which we are speaking.

That's pretty interesting in fact at some point I thought that if I got timing right things would be okay. But, at the same token can't option greeks be used in a specific timing formula? I don't know maybe I'm thinking ahead of myself.

because I'm trying to find out a reasonable rate of decay to take advantage of. Am I selling an over priced option for a big profit, or am I selling an under priced option contract? What will give me the biggest premium, and put the counter party at a much bigger disadvantage?

lol I'm talking about an attractive rate of return on premium based on Delta, Theta, Gamma, Vega, Rho, and implied volatility.

If you were to sell a covered call what is your criteria in terms of Options Greeks. Likewise what is your criteria for selling a put in terms of Options Greeks.

Pfft.... I'm a bargain hunter on high yield stocks. So even if I buy in at these valuations. I'm pretty darn confident that I'll make some money 4 weeks down the road. As is everyone else who bargain hunts.

Seriously if you have good risk management. A strong system of winning, and good win:loss ratio set up in advance. Than another contract won't damage you as long as you stick with your investment style, and stop out to reduce loss.

Hmm that may be true. But it depends on the type of fund you're starting as well :)

Pfft Other People's Money, dude so retarded. That's not the context by which I was talking. As in what is the process of getting people to invest into a fund, legal processes, and etc.

How does the fund management industry start a Mutual or Hedge Fund?

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As a trend bears are constantly testing support levels. We will hit 10,000 again, and it will be a chance to make some serious money shorting and buying puts. I'm expecting -300 pts over the period of a week :)

There are better stocks to short then Apple you know.... If anything just buy Call Leaps on Apple. Sit back and drink the cool aid *ahh*.:cool:

Wow, this thread feels like a fanboyism over which car company is the best. Who the hell cares! Scalp the damn company for what it's worth.

Hmm, holding a lot of cash at the peak of a bull market is good. Holding a ton of cash amidst a bear market is bad. They need to invest and earn some good returns so they can liquidate there cash later when things get to expensive. You'll find that most managers know how to run there business...

I have a nickname for Motley. It's called Motley Bull.

oh ok fine if you want to get technical. I'll call it a gap down. How about that? Regardless you still haven't answered my question, is this fake or do you think this sucker will rally on Monday?

Is this a spoof or will this sucker rally again?

Yeah, pretty good thread. Always remember, building wealth for the long run is an investors objective. So always allocate money towards longer term compounding strategies :)

P/E ratios are always extreme in size coming out of recession. 1) Stocks, Just because a stock is earning 50 cents in a year per share. Doesn't mean a stock should be trading at $15 per share just to meet a standard 30 P/E ratio. Some stocks always trade higher due to Book Valuation...