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Been buying my own since 2001

You may not hire any more workers but if I am now able to enter your field with a significantly lower cost, maybe I go for it and I would hire people. Just thinking out loud here.

A policy that used to cost me $500 per month before Obamacare is now $1,725 per month.

Don't know nor care what product you design, make, sell or service but you don't think that more people working will have a positive effect for your firm? Or do you think higher employment will have a positive impact on your firm.

I don't think anything you cited is considered corporate welfare. If they were, then it is social welfare if my property taxes get reduced or certain building permits are eliminated. Will your citations result in more employment? We'll see, do you think it will result in less employment? Do...

Oh for Pete's sake you've got to be kidding me. ...and you mean the middle class that flourished, er almost perished over the last 8 years? That's the middle class who should be wary of Trump. My side hurts, quit making me laugh.

Nice chart Sig, but gasoline costs are hardly the driver of a family budget. Here is where the issues lie. Wages compared to your big cost drivers-housing-cars-college-health insurance. http://www.mybudget360.com/cost-of-living-2014-inflation-1950-vs-2014-data-housing-cars-college/

Yup that about sums up immigration. For the top 10% of those coming in. It's the other 90% that's the problem. Nice try though

I think the plan is to run triple trailers cross country stopping at hub to switch out trailers. From those hubs, local drivers will take them to their final destination. While driverless truck won't require rest breaks they will need to get the recharging time down to near zero before electric...

Electric vehicle transmissions are the way as well. Much better use of power. Will it be Eaton or Bosch there?

Diet Coke for me...oh, never mind.:wtf:

Handle 123 could you PM regarding automating my strategy? You are a font of knowledge in this area and I have no clue. Thanks in advance

There are certain things that happen in the market which are identifiable (by some) and exploitable. These do not require any indicators, trend lines, S/R. Took about 4 years to identify them by taking a 10,000' view instead of trading the noise. Good luck.

Is that the same Barron's that Sosgrande has ripped on for years?

On ES a very good inflection point is 5 points off the RTH open and again at 10 points off the RTH open. How you trade it and build your target/stop is entirely up to you but it is where I trade.

Maybe Dr. Maymin can help you out as well. https://www.tastytrade.com/tt/shows/what-else-ya-got/episodes/dr-philip-maymin-skew-10-22-2014 The TT boys at their finest trying to understand derivatives.

This might be of interest to some. https://www.reddit.com/r/options/comments/37a2rx/hi_i_am_philip_maymin_ama/

Please stop with trying to teach people about selling premium, you are not qualified. Here's a primer for you from none other than JJ Kinahan. http://www.forbes.com/sites/jjkinahan/2012/09/21/options-straddles-can-score-you-touchdowns-or-get-you-sacked/#5789b49b199e A few snippets, " In order...

Of course that wasn't the purpose of the study. The purpose of the study was to show you can't buy options and make money, thus they chose a straddle pegged to the exit price. That's the definition of an unsound strategy is it not? They even stressed that they bought the absolute best strike...

Either TJ, missed this point, doesn't want to see it or doesn't get the fundamental point.