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Well, we all know that all you're looking for is the red cent. You will have it one day...once you switch to a real account and blow up it's all you've left

I know...and I believe him. "000,000.00" is also six figures

Nah you weren't. You're much too busy to find the next ego boosting call that nobody cares about :D Come back after you've found the guts to put on a real money position

don't confuse your life with somebody elses...

stuff like this happened since the first futures contract for rice has been traded in the 17th century. Our papertrading justice police is just seing things again.

I don't know if you're trolling here. Asking your broker for trading advice is probably the most stupid advice I've ever heard...really, I've read this half an hour ago and I'm still laughing. Trading is a business, business is competition and competition is rough. The more I think about...

That's exactly what I'm trying to say. You don't "read" those things, you figure out their fair value and trade when prices deviates from fair value while at the same time managing your risk. Guessing where price goes next as a single source of edge is a fools game

probably yes. But it's Friday, sun is shining and I try to not be an asshole today ^^

First of all, it does not matter if an asset can crash or not. All it matters is the price of the insurance. If I can sell a 25 delta put for 5$ on a 7$ stock why would I care if it crashes or not. The put is so overpriced that selling it is like buying a 1:5 dice roll with a 10$ payout for...

So what would you prefer? Should I cheer him up and watch him lose all his money? Nobody will post a working strategy, especially not when it is about arbs, risk arbs and flow.

oh boy, oh boy, oh boy. This guy wants to trade "volatility" and trades nonlinear instruments based on a derivative (daily return rebalanced ETF) that consists of a portfolio of futures (forward risk, basis risk, term structure risk) that is based on a non tradeable index (VIX) which itself is...

how often do I have to repeat this? NT is NOT a good platform for algo trading at all. Buggy, slow and not precise. Install the same NT version on two different machines and feed it identical data. You will get two different results

Good for you that you edited that post... Send an email to the tech support of the respective brokers. You'll get a definitive answer there and they'll help you out in case you have issues with the code. Much better and faster than bothering everybody on a public forum where nobody will send...

ok, but again, the answer is not: "here you go buddy, I'd love nothing more than sending execution reports to a stranger from the internet" but: "no for fucks sake I won't send you anything and if you want paper trades, either open a demo account yourself or ask @JackMorgan " Thanks for your...

https://www.tradervue.com/ no need to create something that's already there. It's free for up to 30 trades/m and all the brokers are already integrated.

depends on term and delta. The difference between OESX and the shit you're trading is the open interest. you have round about 30m-100m OI in the OESX so even when you're looking at 40ct spreads (which is 4€ notional btw. since the multiplier is 10€) you'll get executed at midpoint for the...

Lol! Definitely no...and no XD

https://themacrocompass.substack.com/ it's free and probably the best macro analysis for beginners

Let him. He's running the show for our amusement. Whenever guys like him show up it's time to cherry pick the bombed out coins with the best fundamental value and build the portfolio for the next couple of years. I'm actually glad he's here. He reminds me of not being lazy and do my...

FESX options all the way @Chuck Krug Everything else is just a waste of money. Same forward rates, same term structure and same vol applies for the ETF so don't be a moron and trade the most liquid chain for EU equities.