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All hedging would lock in loss. If you want to continue to speculate, do nothing and see if you get a bounce. I'd close it and learn a lesson about how to not get so upside-down.

What about keeping the Feb 1910s. Buy back the Jan 1945s and sell the Feb 1945s. Change the diagonal into a vertical.

Stick with your decision that was made when you put it on. You have some cognitive biases messing with your mind. Rolling it into a spread can greatly reduce your exposure. Vertical, horizontal or ratio spreads.

That is what I was looking for, thank you for your help.

Can anyone point me in the direction of where to find: Open Interest for each contract and total interest for all contracts. (front month and all back months) Daily Volume for all contract months (front month and all back months) I would like to see how the volume of activity in the front...

Mine just slows my whole computer down and takes forever to execute marketable orders

So the volatility increased on the 1865s and not on the 1860s? Knocking your margin requirements out of line... Why didn't your broker close just enough to get back into compliance with margin? Why close the entire position?

VXD touched a low today that it has only touched 3 times since Dec 16. Dec 16 Sept 17 Nov 18 Nov 19

Does Iran finding an additional 50B barrels of oil add risk to the IPO?

Top, right. The fed is keeping a lid on money market rates so the bears can borrow for margin calls at reasonable rates while the next leg continues up.

Its all in the game right. Spoofers can be trapped and value traders make money from manipulators. Why more intervention?

Why not make your own ATR? then it will be the same all the time.

Less "climate change" and more intervention economy

Does a democratic victory guarentee the end of stock buy backs?

Too high is not a reason for selling. what else where you thinking?

Thank you, that helps quite a bit.

Commercial real estate trends and economic reports Is there a trusted source for reports on this sector? Does the Fed or department of the government monitor this? Thanks

What do you do if the price goes to 35 next week? Or 40 in November? What do you do if the price gaps down to 20 on monday?

Seems as if the cure for the illness is more poison. (LVM) If gold rises with inflation, then fundamentally shouldn't the Bulls be on cruise control. Trump re-election is already priced in, surprise not re-elected will be the catalyst

Maybe brokers have become more efficient and they can make enough money off the spread alone to get the job done. Lower their price and create more retail demand.