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1) The chart data is presented in such a way that the expiring contract, i.e. the present front month, "feeds into" the next contract, i.e. the next front month, and on and on. :cool: 2) The larger the price differential between the expiring contract and the next contract, the greater the...

You could simulate "that" by walking out onto the ice at Oak Street Beach while only wearing a bathing suit and flip-flops. :cool:

? ..... go "long" macadamia nuts? :confused: :D 2) Is it "millennia" or "milleniums"? :confused: :p

1) That "300 number" will spike up the next couple of weeks then revert to 300 on January 6th when all of the college students on Christmas break return to school. :cool: 2) Do you attend BC or BU? :confused:

1) Option buyers "exercise". Option sellers get "exercised" or "assigned". :) 2) Hypothetically speaking, in the event of such a scenario, your option position goes away and is replaced with a long-futures contract at the strike price of $50/ounce. :) 3) Yes. :) 4) You can offset the...

..... Where?.....At the dollar store? :confused: :D

1) Drownpruf is a douche. :( 2) I'll send some money to your PayPal account. :cool:

1) I'll say something, then you'll disagree with me. :( 2) Someone else will say something, you'll disagree with them. :mad: 3) Another poster says something......

1) Are you on Christmas Break from Rutgers or Syracuse? :confused: 2) You're confusing and intermingling the option value with the underlying contract value at the strike price. :(

1) ?...... market-orders only? :confused: :D 2) It's the Summer of 2000 all over again! :eek: :p

1) "Interesting". :cool: 2) Why can't those guys do something "worthwhile" with their math ability....like tell me today's settlement of Feb Crude, right now. :D

1) Theoretically, the market can blow through your stop-order, lock limit, remain at lock limit, with your stop-order in an unfilled pool of orders. :( 2) I believe the last time CL made a limit-move of $10 was January-1991 with the breakout of the Gulf War. It was a "different" era. Traders...

John Arnold is back. :eek: :D

If you passionately express your scorn and contempt to Simon directly, he might feel compelled and shamed enough to show proof of "the numbers". :cool: :D :p

1) You can give "blame/credit" to excessive speculative trading. :) 2) The deferred months are more dominated by "Big Oil" companies. :cool: 3) The front months have too many speculative traders over-trading, "too little", "actual" oil. :eek: 4) Get out of Jan14 and into Feb14 and stop...

As long as they are concentrated into a several square block area, then it's not so "bad". :)

That RV is gonna get "tagged" with graffiti. :cool: :( :D

They should be able to broker any US-traded futures contract but the commissions could be higher than you expect depending on the firm's clearing status. :cool:

1) The "problem" is "diversity". If the US could remove the underachieving minorities from the data sample, its ranking would be a lot higher. :cool: 2) Homogenous societies like those European countries don't have the same problem.....yet. :eek:

1) Is it simply "stale" quotes? :confused: 2) Are those stocks (HTB) hard-to-borrow? :confused: 3) Are there weird "corporate governance" issues going on? :confused: 4) Is there a "large" cash dividend and/or stock dividend pending? :confused: 5) Illiquidity of the underlying shares could...