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Nope, it is better for most of them to stay ignorant on the matter. That way they keep plausible deniability. Why would they (management) want to do anything to keep the new money from coming in, as long the shady recruiting practices cannot be pinned on them?

That is my guess.

Are you surprised?

Here, I found it for you.

To whom are you posting? Is this another potential crash alert?

Yes, it does, I agree. However, if you scroll down a little more, you will see that "Broad" is defined as... Broad = "Market" Index (Lower Margin Requirements). The key phrase here is "Margin Requirements".

Who the hell is in the spotlight here?

my thoughts exactly... j/k

No, those are options on an Index Tracking Stock, and not an Index itself. They (QQQ options) are comparable to options on the DIA.

What percent positive would you say you are? :)

Hah! Good one! :)

I think this story was a plant by the SEC. They witnessed qdz's and qdz2's campaign against the PDT rule. Yet another attempt to keep the masses down, I suppose. :D

Survivorship bias...

You may wish to check your facts. Ted Turner recently sold $20 million worth of AOL shares, and not 20 million shares. P.S. My source is Reuters, what is yours?

(3) You're logged in under your latest alias, and have forgotten to personalize the settings.

Tell me your other ones, and I will tell you why.

Don, let me guess, you got the looks? :D Derrick :)

Well, he does work for a futures broker (if I remember correctly). Perhaps some ET viewer will decide to trade the Dow E-Minis, and PM him about opening an account. New accounts mean more commission business for his firm. I could be wrong, I suppose.

In my experience, options premiums on the NDX have been decreasing as well. The IVs are generally lower, especially on the Call side.

my thoughts exactly...