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Trump is putting in all these Tarriffs to "hurt" them so we can get what back exactly? Jobs? Is he talking about intellectual property? Them copying our technology because companies like Apple are getting their parts made there and using it to create their own?

Can you wrote a book on current monetary policy? I'll buy it once you're done. Ok serious question... Did the Fed ever unwind all the "toxic debt" it bought in 2008? They still have it on their books???

Ok, I understand most of that. But still ambiguous if you believe Nvda is going to recover or not. They're not making any money off the crypto mining anymore cause they are "above" that business. They did well with their core business so far. The only sector that is still unclear is their...

No, don't. Just one option. But the below would provide more context. You're spread trading with options? I use to do that, I would sell deep ITM uncovered calls/puts for correlated instruments. I know you're using an index but the idea is roughly the same. PM me if you want to bounce some...

Ok stupid question time. What is ETH and POS stand for? How is ASIC going to hurt them? They can't do ASIC as well?

This is probably a stupid question but why not.. I can't find anything on their website like it though I think it'd be common sense to have such a report. It'd show which sector is getting the most spending etc.. I'd think maybe Consumer Spending report from BEU would do.

I usually leg into the short leg first due to the decay. By end of day, if I'm not up about 20% of the max premium I just take the small profit / loss and exit the trade. However, if I'm up more then 20% then establish my long leg. People call me crazy, why not just take the small profit and...

Thanks for this. This makes more sense then the garbage I've been reading. Do you think the fed's change in tone was a bit odd after Trump threatened to fire Powel? Powel was pretty aggressive about raising rates until then. I know Trump can't really fire him but I think something happened...

Wasn't the fed Hawkish all year? They've raised interest rates 3 times already. What was so special about this time? lol Tarriffs has been going back and forth with people buying the dip all year. I really don't get why Oct was the final nail that stopped the buying. Something magical...

I understand that, but my point is they took a hit last time because of the Crypto decline. If you check crypto in the last month, it's been rallying again. If it spikes to 15k a coin again ( I doubt it), do you think Nvda will have the same bubble? They can not prevent people from buying...

Bit coin is rallying again. Do you think it'll hurt them once again if it burst?

Same people were telling me it'll fall to $100 in January. This "research firm" concluded that Nvda has great future potential before announcing they have the stock target at $75 a share. Yes, that's another 30% decline from when I was reading but they tell me it's a great company. Trolls.

There are different speculations on what really happened. I've never seen the market fall so sharply in such a short amount of time - only to bounce back a few months later.... People said it was cause of Tariffs, but those were being imposed all year and the market kept rallying. It...

....seriously did anyone ever find out why it declined so much?

Their gaming cards don't sell as well anymore, but that's everyone including Iphone sales. It's almost back to 200 again where they dropped after the 2018 earnings. Yikes... now the GeForce is gone and everything is the new RPX videocard... I guess they trying to turn over a new leaf? What...

Are you talking about that decline we had starting Oct last year? It ended after Dec - Not March.

The key to profiting with IC's is to get out early. When you see a 50% reduction in premium, get out. Holding on till expiration is just plain stupid.

You obviously never heard of traders who only trade the S&P... Nothing magical about that. It's sweet to NOT have to research the fundamentals. What's the point? Your loss is fixed and whatever fundamentals you find might not take effect until the options expire or time decay eats so much of...

What I've learned about options is there is no strategy where it won't let you profit from any market condition. Even if stocks with low vega, you can do Iron Condors or Butterflies to take advantage. The only difference is the vega between the buy and sell prices that dictate a "good" trade...

Is it a good idea to do yield spreads with these ETF's? I feel that futures give you the best ratios. Maybe you have a position in futures and use TLT or vise versa?