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The main advantage of using these binaries is not having to use stops. The market can go against you and rebound, and you're still holding the option.

I'll pay it. I aim for just one trade per day per market

They are brutal, at least 10 points. It's not a day trading vehicle in itself. But you can hold the 2 hour, 20 minute, or 5 minute till expiration, and it's day trading.

Breakouts and pullbacks using DMI oscillator. Pullbacks with nadex options.

And yourself?

https://www.fool.com/investing/2017/02/01/why-seaspan-corporation-stock-is-down-nearly-13.aspx "With Seaspan currently burdened with nearly $2.7 billion in debt, with only $540 million in cash to pay it -- and that cash evaporating at the rate of $200 million a year (or more) -- the analyst...

I'm working off indicators, so I guess you can call it algorithmically

TF and CL

Yeah, if only they had unlimited capital..

Nah, just a retail trader trying to churn butter in this market.

You have a background in finance?

Didn't Long Term Capital Management blow up when the correlations it traded went awry, during the Asian currency crises?

Well, then, good sir, I have replied..

May Brooklyn based trades reply?

Read through the seekingalpha post and comments below it.

I never meant actual arbitrage, of course a retail trader can't trade for microseconds. Rather, can one use the movements of any of the above mentioned pairs as a leading signal for the related pairs? Something akin to intermarket correlations, or statistical arbitrage.

We know that Triangular arbitrage keeps a cross rate 'in line' with its respective majors. So that EUR/USD* USD/JPY = EUR/JPY. Is there any way to exploit this relationship for short term trading? Can one or two pairs lead the other? Can an indicator applied to one pair lead the others?

Was AMZA's dividend steady during crude oil's implosion? Is it expected to remain steady?

Anyone have any interest in the 18% yield offered by AMZA? Here a link to seeking alpha about it: http://seekingalpha.com/article/3975942-close-look-amza-etf-20-percent-yield

Thanks. Now if I get a call, could I sell the now deep itm put? Will I only end up losing the cost of the put?