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Depending on your broker and the instrument you are trading, you might be able to do what you want with "Good-Until" or "Good After" orders (I'm using IB as an example). This allows you to keep the orders on the broker side, which will remove the need to deal with internet/CPU problems on your...

Everybody seems to think you need to attend a school that costs $40k a year to get a good education.

With the backing of the economic might of the United Federation of Planets, Captain Kirk will not allow PCLN to fall.

Google "Dogs of the Dow". Also that list of "safe" high paying stocks used to include such gems as the company formerly known as GM.

When you buy an option (Call or Put), it's just the premium. You should keep an eye on it, however. If it expires OTM, fine. you just lose the premium + commissions. If it expires ITM, you will be assigned and you're then exposed to whatever the underlying does (in addition to whatever...

You may also want to Google a guy named Ray Lucia. He has some pretty informative stuff regarding financial planning and there's usually interesting articles posted on his website. He has a couple of books and a daily radio show, but you can stream it for free and probably find some of his books...

I am not familiar with how universities operate in other countries, but one huge bone I have to pick with the US system is this: why am I forced to take so many unnecessary courses in order to earn my degree? I earned an engineering degree from a public school, but I'd say at least 25-40% of my...

I guess that depends on whether you want the shares or not. Are you expecting some major move this week that's going to compensate you for eating the spread twice (assuming you're going to get out this week).

You're basically doing a dollar-cost average with dividend re-investment. On the surface, not a bad concept, but: 1) Looking at your dividends, your average return looks to be somewhere around 15%. Is that sustainable for 50 years? I highly doubt it. There were lots of REITs handing out...

No problems here. Just making my own markets today for a change of pace. Where there's a will, there's a way. If there are any questions, this may help: http://www.isthemarketopen.com/

What is the source of all these statistics?

Yep...Pyongyang vs. Seoul. As I said, I just lifted it from one of the comments beneath the YouTube video as it was a little catchier than "Fake Wailing North Koreans"...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSWN6Qj98Iw&feature=g-logo&context=G2b1c227FOAAAAAAAAAA ...and yes, I lifted the title from the comments...

For some reason, I just have this image of a "George-Plimpton" looking butler entering with a glass of Chardonnay, glancing at the screen and saying: "Well played, sir...the McClaren has just arrived. Shall I put it in the D wing of the garage with the other collectables?"

I don't think you're quite correct as item #6 of the conduct prohibits posting commercial links if you're not a sponsor. The URL listed appeared to be nothing more than some dudes blog.

Atticus had some good comments in the thread "generating $1000/month on $150k" (I think he started 10 or so pages in to the thread). If I recall, his basic approach was a buy/write strategy on a diversified basket of low-volatility stocks while maintaining an insurance policy against market...

If you're looking for end of day stuff, stockfetcher is pretty good. It won't do you any good for real-time stuff, though.

So I'm guessing that Jesus is your health care plan?

I bet INDY would be a rocking ticker...maybe I could purchase a Peyton option?

Why are these immune to such things?