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This "poster" and Pekelo have the same I.P. address. :eek: :D

1) Put Pekelo on your "Ignore List". :D 2) When you're having a losing day, you're losing entirely too much money. You need to be willing to stop trading sooner. :cool: 3) Put your "journal" in the Journal Forum instead of here. :)

If you're not interested in "it" by now, you never will be. :(

1) ? ..... OMFG! ..... June 29th, 2013 .... the 6th posting in this "monster" thread. :D 2) You're pessimistically misinterpreting the "third point" that I made back then. :mad:

1) At this rate, it is a certainty that you will be assigned. By the way, isn't it a July call and not June? :) 2) It also remains to be seen what you will lose out of all this. :( 3) Offset the option and be done with it. "Weird" stuff could happen in Iraq and/or Ukraine over the weekend ...

You can get a lot of euro-poon there. :p :D

If instead, the quantity had been referred to as "point 7 quadrillion", that would really be bearish. :eek: :D

Pretty soon, it will be shiploads of Africans doing the same thing. :eek:

1) The amount of debt that has to be repudiated will be the biggest ever and make for a proportionately slower "recovery" afterwards. :( :mad: 2) Sound familiar? :confused: :cool:

You're assuming that wages and employment will remain "firm". :(

1) If you feel a burning compulsion to trade, do the index futures. Liquidity will be better. :cool: 2) Avoid all of those other contracts completely. :eek:

1) 0-3-2-2 :confused: 2) Deflation on the way! :eek: :D

1) The break-even points are different for each spread. :) 2) If the market declines to the "short" strike-price, implied volatility should go up and you might be in limbo as to maintaining the position or getting out of it. :eek: 3) Generally, you'll need to hold the trade until expiration in...

You can pay several dollars more to do a custom combine taking into account your "lower" win rate. :cool:

1) One or more of those quotes could be "stale". It's an inaccurate "snapshot". :cool: 2) The stock could be (HTB), i.e. hard-to-borrow, since the option is being bid below intrinsic value. :eek: 3) Listed options that have "large" differences between strike prices with respect to the price of...

1) ? .... ! ..... it could be a company that is the subject of a takeover. :eek: 2) The deferred months are trading the same as the front-month because there is no long-term "future" for those months. :) 3) They will all be de-listed when the merger/takeover is finalized. :cool:

.... he means a Subway or Dunkin Donuts. :cool:

They did have sex together afterwards. :eek: :D :( :cool:

1) If you double the value of your own personal account, GREAT! Good for you! But that's the end of it. The only additional buying power comes from yourself by adding more of your own money to your account. You do get all, 100%, of your profit for yourself though. :) 2) If you double your...

Divide by atleast 10, maybe even 20. Still, it's "free money". :cool: