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McDonalds's offer of free burgers as an "apology" to that guy might be interpreted as an implicit admission of guilt. :eek: :D

1) $35,000 per year assumes you are NOT increasing your position size. :( 2) FWIW, to my best interpretation and without going into extreme minutia, the $2000 drawdown "tops out" at $50,000 when your account value exceeds $52,000. If you keep growing the account, it's not an issue. If you go...

1) To use trailing stops to offset a position has "value" in order to limit losses and to be able to let a profitable position move your way. 2) In addition to the stop-order, you can also have a limit-order "on the ladder" to offset a trade if a market quickly spikes in your favor. :cool: 3)...

? .... ?? ...... if you were to completely shave your head, would your skull look "asymmetrical" when looked at from the front, back and/or from above? :confused: :cool:

1) The most active issues are likely to have the most active options. :cool: 2) Atleast half of an issue's trading is options-related. :) :eek:

Stone - 2016 :cool:

1) Concentrate more on the price action as it is instead of trying to attach "reasons/news" to explain it after the fact. You'll go crazy otherwise. :) 2) When intra-day price extremes occur very close to an option strike price, i.e. near "even" or "fifty", maybe it is attributable to a large...

1) It could but it's very unlikely. :) 2) The factors unique to the March should keep it at some premium to the April, as long as nothing "too weird" happens between rollover and expiration. :cool:

Why didn't they just use Detroit, Flint, Cleveland or Saint Louis instead? :confused: :eek: :cool:

1) Are you in the Pacific time zone? :confused: 2) Trendfollowers can be expected to initiate "longs" at new highs and those who are "short" can be expected to cover trades at those same levels. :cool: 3) "Profile" traders can be willing to trade "bigger" size at daily extremes while hoping...

Moviemakers are in a race to produce the next cinematic thriller, "Rain of the Bankers". :D

1) Beef with broccoli! :eek: 2) No play with pee-pee! :D

It can be created specifically to steal money in a "legitimized" manner. Market analysts write a "glowing" report on the fund. Institutional investors put money into the fund. The fund manager extracts it's management and incentive fees. The fund's brokers receive excessive commissions on...

Nothing would happen. Each serves horrible burgers. :(

That's why Hillenbrand, NYSE:HI, has been so bullish recently! :eek: :p :D :cool:

Is a "high achieving" student in Louisiana any better than an "average" student from "The North"? :confused: :D

The usual reasons?...... 1) Stale quotes. :) 2) Bull spreading. :cool: 3) Pipeline issues that will "resolve" in the Summer. :cool: 4) Excessive speculation in the front months and excessive hedging in the deferred months. :(

1) They look at the world in terms of "black & white". They have a lot of trouble with "shades of gray". That's why Tom Cruise's character scolded "Raymond" for playing the Wheel of Fortune game after making a lot of money from BlackJack in the movie. :cool: 2) Bradley Cooper's character in...

1) Sign up for a free trial and take it for a "test ride". :) 2) As long as you're using "simple" types of orders to initiate and offset trades, it's okay. :cool: 3) Avoid it for more "complex" order types. :eek: :(

If the Dow Jones keeps working lower, everybody will become a WalMart shopper. :eek: :(