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i like this trade.. dont think you picked a bottom, but this has some upside.. who knows what happens with NFP on friday. gold and commodities could stay flat from here for months

the cool thing about basic spreads is that while on its own, has less risk than outright buying an option, the implied leverage huge. For $240 you can buy a 890/895 bull call spread on GOOG with a max profit of 117% closing above 895.05 in Aug. By comparison just buying a $895 call will cost...

what is the "toughest" finra license exam?

how does this compare to CFA level 2? or FRM exam?

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your spread trade might work on a relative basis.. but i think PM will go lower. i like the 85/82.5 jul put spread for a max profit of 330%.. i think it will go to 80, but 82.5 is a good exit.

i just looked at the PM chart.. you can pull it up yourself, i think if the market sell off continues.. this should break below the ~80 support.. i will buy this put spread and my trade will profit below 84.5 and show make max 4.5x profit at 82.5. 85/82.5 put spread.. August

yes you do.. but the problem is that the depository bank takes a fee and the net tax amount has a much smaller yield than the foreign underlier. example is a stock that pays a 0.10 dividend and fee is 0.02 +0.015 every distribution. you would be surprised what the net amount ends up credited...

Bovespa respected a technical support level and could bounce from here. Bovespa painted a beautiful candle when it closed up after an 8% range day. It was a major global sell but brazilian stocks were already in oversold territory. Combined with the BRL depreciating about 10% in a month, the...

crashed yahoo finance

LMAOF.. at this delay.. IDIOTS everwhere

electronic trading is the wave of the FUTURE

i called it $60

^^i just made that up really.. i have no clue:p

just got word that the flow is enormous.. set to open at near $60 :eek:

its a relatively big float compared to Z/P/LNKD/YELP...

this runs to $50 in the first 30min

what wass the average/medium take home draw (monthly) for all traders? yearly figures would be interesting but im guessing survivorship bias would skew all the busted degenerates. what is the average equity values for most traders??

i found this online and it pretty much covered everything i needed to know http://almprofessional.com/article/3var.pdf

i will get ridiculed for bringing up such a newb question