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Um, wrong Panama City.

Political exile if Trump wins.

Any traders down there? We are thinking of relocating.

Crazy. Not hard to make money off this spread just not enough to get a good return.

I mean it's so much larger, and that makes profits off the usual M1:M2 short-long spread, percentage-wise quite low, no, at least compared to other one-month intra-market calendar spreads? Why? Or am I misreading?

So using one broker for the bid and another for the ask is ok?

Interactive Brokers won't let me do this. Anyone know why? Is it illegal? What if I open one side with IB and another side with another broker, split-screen. Is this a problem? Isn't this what market-making is?

The drones are on their way, so ...... whither safe currencies?

Cant get futures options quotes, no chat nor send a message.

Maybe after the bell? Tomorrow? Thoughts?

Anyone out here, full, part or weekends trade options, vol or anything else, at the retail level? Funny, I lived in Boca Raton and Seattle and never had any problem putting together a small group of traders. But out here, it’s a trading desert (apologies). SoCal trader types only chat about real...

Do all brokers do this?

I'm lost. The option in question expires Wed, and it's last trading day is Wed, according to IB. The underlying expires in June.

Just for the jollies I went to see how much the margin was on a naked UB call expiring on Wednesday, and IB told me this contract was not available for trading, even though there were what appeared to be live quotes. Anyone know why?

Why is the delta 0.508 with minutes before expiration and the underlying at 111.240 and a 111.75 call trading at 1/64 (sometimes no bid) and 2/64? I would think it would be close to zero, no? Way out of the money, little time left.

Yeah, I can go long one AUDUSD and Short NZDUSD, or vice versa, on IB, but was looking to simplify.

I know there isnt volume, but I'm curious and IB doesn't seem to offer it, unless I am missing something?

Correction: Stock at 288.5. 287.5 Call at 14.80/15.30. 287.5 Put at 19.10/20.10. ITM call long OTM put short

Ok, Let's say I short a stock at the last close on Friday and get that price, $288.50. And I simultaneously sold a one week OTM put at a 287.50 and bought a one week ITM call at 287.50 for a combined premium credit of $450. Now if the stock closes below the 287.50 strike, I get an extra $100...

Some traders I know used to do the old London Fix overnight market? That still traded? If so, with futures or XAU/USD or some other FX combo?