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And what's going on wrong with Yahoo Finance?

Yeah, they paid my bills when I was defending clients accused of securities fraud.

MCD no REIT, move would be risk and not offer investors enough upside. MCD gets chunk of its revenues from the rent from franchisees.

heavy volume, may have put in a near term bottom today, let's see if we can get some momentum tomorrow, plenty of upside

The merits of international diversification isn't that the international equities won't feel a US crash. Correlations increase during a bear market and both US and International equities will be hurt. Instead, the benefit is the opposite; during bull markets correlations get lower and you don't...

Happy to see ET has offered a refuge for longer term traders – and happy to post up the current guidelines I’m using to set up trend-following trades. I say current guidelines as they may never be perfect and complete – they are profitable but there’s always room to learn and improve. However...

Massive majorities back Bernie Sanders on the issues the US. Or look at Jeremy Corbyn in the UK. Are people really ready for socialism, for God's sake?

Found a good one. Agreed?

EBITDA/EV is a widely used metric in the energy sector to value public companies. But debt is now SO HIGH in much of this sector, Interest Expense skews this data. The sell side now can use EBITDA to hide how debt-laden their corporate clients really are. I'll leave you the article and expect...

someone on the other side is losing, that's what i'm talking about

Your MCD put...how did you make that gain? I'm seeing the range at 104.5-105.4. ---nevermind I see you sold it on the 21st now when it closed at 102.5. Nice break. What is your strategy?

Saudi Arabia were the prime creators of low prices in the first place. They control OPEC, they wanted low prices to drive out competitors especially the new US/Canadian fracking operations that are not profitable at such prices. If they need to raise prices, they can do so at any time...

This company has $440mil in reserves in cash, not sure they have a issue. Ill take the upside potential here and swing for a bit.

With this price, even if Apple report disappointing results, stock would not drop much. Or might finish the day even higher.

The best rule for trading I've ever used (and I've used it for 20 years without fail) is: Get out of all losing trades the day of entry. Meaning, if you enter a trade and by the close it is a loser from the entry point, get out by the close. Even if it is a long term trade. If you have to get...

Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG): Q3 EPS of $7.35 beats by $0.14. Revenue of $18.67B (+13.0% Y/Y) beats by $140M. https://investor.google.com/earnings/2015/Q3_google_earnings.html

You caught me red-handed :D It's a way too old, want some fresh opinions :) Sure, should have attached the link

On short term timescales, the markets can be, essentially, considered zero sum. Some are precisely zero sum (most derivatives are, although it has to be noted that those that derivive from an underlying non zero sum market are not zero sum... or more precisely they are but there is a mean win of...

If I bought a stock and wrote a call, but then the stock jumps waaayyy up there above the strike, what are my options? If I buy back the call just before expiration, I'd be paying intrinsic value since it's ITM, but then I still have the stock, so if it continues to climb, I can cash out and...

I own several thousands of shares of my employer via the employee stock purchase scheme. I am looking into generating some extra income by selling covered calls every couple of months - nothing fancy just a few OTM calls. Is it legal? Will it be considered insider trading? I asked around and...