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You can trade the $oix options for now.

Scottrade's stop rule is at least .15 from the current bid.

I presented the original question to Tom Gentile at TA of Stocks & Commodities magazine. Here is his reply: There are no set rules about options and bankruptcy, but often, the puts will still have value and the out-of-the-money calls will expire worthless. To understand why, lets consider...

Yes it is. That's why I always kept a notepad and pen with me when I read it the second time and actualy took notes. When I was done with the book I had the raw ingredients in my notebook neccessary to write my strategy. :)

I half agree. I have taken the knowledge I have learned from books and combined it with actual trading experiences and developed a couple of strategies that I wouldn't trade until I wrote them down on paper. By writing, or typing them, I was able to fine tune them prior to jumping in. I find...

http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/calendars/earningssymbol.asp?symb=aapl

In the past two years since I started trading I read 30+ books. (I just counted them) Some are good, some suck. Some are interesting and taught me nothing and some are dry/boring but taught me a lot. That being said, in retrospect, I was absorbing what I wanted to hear and ignoring what I didn't...

Actually yes. That one I noticed the first time I saw the movie. But I just considered it one of those hollywood things, like 555 phone numbers and tiny , cold pizza slices.

I was watching this for the umpteenth time the other night, it was actually on The Fox Movie Channel so my DVD got a break, and as usual I noticed something new again. I can't believe I didn't notice this before. The movie was filmed in 1987 but the story takes place in 1985. However, when...

I never said I was selling. Just noticing something on a chart that I'll look out for. Selling without confirmation would be gambling at this point. I don't try to predict the next move, I just try to be ready for it.

Irrational Exuberance? The rally may have ended in late October. Me thinks we see a pullback soon. Just an opinion.

Cramer has definately peaked. He is losing his popularity fast. His last book fell off the amazon list so he had to write another one that caters to the clueless followers of his TV show. And even CNBC has knocked him down from three hours a night to two hours. They are making room for Fast...

Is today's move just shorts covering for the weekend only to be smacked back down Tuesday? Or could this lead to a nice short squeeze?

I have a Sirius subscription and I do get CNBC on the radio but there is no CNBC when I stream Sirius over the net.

This is a better option http://www.bloomberg.com/tvradio/radio/

GROW is heavily tied to the price of oil.

Thanks for the warning.

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/isbnInquiry.asp?z=y&EAN=9780965046152&itm=2 Can someone who has read this book tell me if it was worth the $150 price tag? I was searching for his book on trading VIX reversals but it's out of print. Neither of these are reviewed here at ET...

Eric Bolling told CNBC this morning (1/8/07) that he was short oil over the weekend and that he will be covering today. I think there will be a lot more short covering in oil today besides Eric Bolling.

XOM