Search results

Buyers > sellers. That is why.

Not bad for just starting out. Plenty of room for improvement though, your "friend" should be a trillionaire in a few years if they are serious about things.

Looks like simple options. Imagine the fees they will rake.

At least they're speaking the truth.

It doesn't matter. You can find endless headlines and detailed stories of why the market will crash, or for that matter soar. None of them matter. Don't waste 1 more second paying attention to any of that foolishness.

Yes. A wise decision.

10K and even 100K and beyond are just a matter of time. Years or decades?

Possible? As far as I know this is standard in most if not all jurisdictions. Who makes you pay taxes on unrealized gains?

Up 22% now. Call sellers in shock.

It was to be his share of overall increased value. Remember, this compensation was contingent on certain metrics including share prices targets that many at the time said were insane/impossible. Now they are trying to punish him for executing and bringing shareholders along for the ride?!

But it doesn't. Adding a ratio spread to a losing trade is in no way any sort of guarantee or "repair". What now?

I dunno... $625 to $840 in 4 years doesn't seem like any cause for great excitement, even if you add in the div.

LOL. There's no "repairing" a "broken" trade.

So easy! Just start young and be a trillionaire. Not sure why more people aren't doing this!

Great reference.

It's like the hydrogen-powered cars which have been "just around the corner" for over 20 years now.

It won't matter.

Set up the trade and let it execute? What are you trying to accomplish? Should be easy in IB and I would assume most other brokers.

Math and history say invest the entire lump sum at once. But the investment plan that's "right" for you is the one you can stick too; if that's too scary, you could DCA in over several years... I agree trying to spread it over decades would be stupid and expensive.

Seems like that article was written by AI. Not sure the details, but this could well be one side of a spread that was assigned. He could be fine, or have gotten out with a much smaller loss. Hard to say.