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what you've found on the exchange website is probably as good an answer as any you'll get here imho spend your time and effort learning to trade the underlying. once you get to a point where you can trade the underlying profitably using your approach you can start thinking about incorporating...

good question albeit awkwardly phrased leverage, in a traditional sense, magnifies transaction costs as a % of your stake that’s an often overlooked impact of gearing

nice i thought markov was ‘memoryless’(whatever that means) while martingale was conditional on previous values

not an expert on this but price development through time oscillates between resembling martingale and markov. never really becoming one or the other completely.

it’s the stonks that shoot to the moon, not the companies link between the underlying business/company and its stock is elastic the company and the stock are connected by a very elastic rubber band that rubber band is being stretched pretty hard right now by central bank activities

i mean you can have this experience just by walking into a casino no need to allocate 1-2 years of your life to options study

imo that's one of the two benefits of going with an arcade like T3. you will have someone looking over your shoulder so you are less likely to self destruct. that's a valuable service. the other benefit is leverage but all of that comes at a price

back in 2005 i spent some time at a similar arcade in nyc - Dimension which i think was bought out by T3 they are not in the trading business per se. meaning their revenues are 99% fees, not profit share they provide encouragement, appearance of a professional trading floor, some coaching...

cap total weekly unemployment @ $500 and run it through jan/feb of next year they aint stopping that given current state of affairs live with it

i would like to hear about your current perspective on what trading is about cheers

one more suggestion, if i may: hire competent social media/pr personnel airing your dirty laundry in a public forum and posting internal client communications are not benefiting you in any way good pr is worth every penny cheers

amp is like a girl who invites a guy over to fool around and when the guy drops his pants and the girl sees his ‘account size’ she backs off. it’s fcuk or walk

i feel you i agree with you they should be more transparent

it would be nuts for amp to give you 800 per es in a $2M account given that they have $5M in net capital unless the owner likes sitting on a powder keg

very unlikely no broker would close an account for that reason unless they were flagged by the exchange. if that was the case he would have gotten warnings prior to getting the boot. from a risk perspective getting rid of his account was the right move. you cant have tiny day trading margins...

amp is not capitalized well enough to keep your account. you’re too big as % of their capital - they would have to pony up more risk capital to keep you as a client. and with recent volatility regulators are probably looking more closely at stuff like that.

to all the locals posting here: you guys are phenomenal - providing much needed comic relief during the lock down cheers

bloomberg excel add in is neat but for the most part it’s a status symbol getting your own terminal is akin to getting promoted

JPM & GS are not discount brokers i don’t think you’ll find a ‘deal’ there