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This is basically a money grab / scapegoat con job by TPTB. He's not part of the "club" so they're taking their money back. CFTC/SEC/DOJ: DO SOMETHING USEFUL FOR ONCE.

I don't understand why you guys are going back and forth here trying to out-prove each others systems. What purpose does that have?

Yes, it was what I was referencing. :-)

160M$. Meanwhile: http://www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2015-2.html 14 friggin' million.

My advice with that chart above is to see that weakness around 10:05 and enter on a retrace at 10:09. It's pushed past the value area high and price is being rejected back into the value area (aka range). There's a couple things IMO that I think make shorting from up here a bit more...

HFT do this same thing day in and day out on a much smaller scale. The only difference is he used noticeable/unignorable size. He's just causing front runners (whether they're bots or humans) to play into his resting orders on the other side which he then flips. Basic stuff and easily...

What in god's name would that nickel plan possibly be useful for (besides the obvious)? Sure doesn't seem like something "the people" have been asking for (hint: they've been asking for HFT reform, not messing around with spreads). The whole thing is turning into a giant joke. It's yet more...

False.

You cannot be serious.

Ultimately if you plan to get rid of those AAPL positions sooner rather than later then you want to do it before close of market Monday. Presently volatility should be quite high due to earnings which will inflate their value. Post earnings if they don't move much the value will drop. If AAPL...

Here's an example of this with a CL trade I made a few days back: * Going long early multiple times only to be stopped out continuously or flattening because it obviously wasn't working. * Impatience when I should just be waiting for a reversal around the value area low. This is bad trading...

What is this? 1999?

My *opinion* and not telling you what to do: Close out the FXE stuff (Euro), I doubt it's going there and they still have value left. Keep INTC positions as gambles (they aren't exactly getting any worse) or just close out. MC, probably just close this out. KMI, don't know. AAPL, don't know...

Even if they were excellent burgers they're still going down along with every other hype factory equity. It's just a matter of time. Until then, carry on.

Just because the guy made a lot of money does not mean he was a miser nor does it mean he felt the need to go splurge. It's his money and he can treat it the way he wants to. I also see no evidence of the fact that he was even depending on his parents other than occupying the same house as them...

The Russell is illiquid in overnight markets but I'd hardly characterize it as a dangerous instrument due to that - just trade during RTH. It's not a beginner index but it's also less weighed down by the BS of other indices. If ICE were more reasonable with their non pro data fees they'd see...

My thinking is that if we cannot detach ourselves from potential lost income then we are ultimately ruled by the money. We've simply transferred the negatives of a company, boss, or "superior" to this new boss and I'd think a desirable goal would be not to be ruled by anything. PS: I'm...

Dirty, all of 'em.

How is this not correlated entirely to AMZN and a bull market? What would you have if the street was actually rational and knocked AMZN by 20% after their most recent earnings?

This is quite simply a case of good traders recognizing a bad trade.