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How do you say you have no clue where oil price is going to go: So S&P says oil will be somewhere between $41 and $141. lol. Nice job :D

Yes this is a trick question. Oil can hit $40 if US goes into hyper inflation and redenominates $s like $1000 = $1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redenomination#Redenomination

Double down :cool: Nice move.

The ones who wrote calls thought they will just expire worth less tomorrow. HA.

Yup. Entire account.

One guy a month ago started a thread just you did about options with small account. He blew up the next day.

17% move on expiration day. Somebody got hurt :)

Freddie Mac To Buy $10B-$15B In Jumbo Mtgs In High-Cost Mkts Freddie Mac (FRE) agreed to purchase $10 billion to $15 billion of new conforming jumbo mortgages in 2008 from several financial companies. The McLean, Va., company said the financing is part of the Economic Stimulus Act, which...

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I like this headline: 1:55 Crude ends up $3.3, or 0.4%, at $932 an ounce :D I didn't know crude is trading in ounces now

If there are problems with liquidity like you say then why brokers are not going to FED? http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aW6E8UIovljk April 10 (Bloomberg) -- Wall Street bond dealers bid for less than the $50 billion of Treasuries that the Federal Reserve offered at...

good point.

The only workaround I know is FedEx instead of USPS.

Sell half. If market tanks you will make money on the half that you have and if maket rallies you still got back some money instead of losing it all.

They all do that: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0eEuDAtu2Q http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7ovjjwyLPg

Thanks :D

I got mine via FedEx but returned it because it didn't work even once.

They only follow it because it is a bigger number. It is much more impressive to say market is up or down 400 points then to say it is up 40 on S&P for example. :cool:

No

This is bullish according to Ned Davis Research When quarterly earnings growth (year-over-year basis) is... Average S&P 500 index gain during such quarters, annualized, is Above 20%: 2.0% Between 5% and 20%: 6.0% Between minus 20% and 5%: 13.1% Below minus 20%: -14.8%...