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Hell's Kitchen is where it's at now, boys.

If you can't raise serious money yourself. maybe run the strategy at a prop shop with a 5-20k deposit. Sell your car if you have to.

Some things are a *lot* cheaper at Walmart, notably certain generic prescriptions. Everything else is on a case by case basis, and you pay for the savings by the indignity of shopping there. That store is a boon for the working poor. How else are you going to make ends meet on a < $10/hour job?

Crude goes up during Gulf Coast hurricanes because we make it here. Not much offshore drilling in the wake of a NY storm.

No edge.

Wish it were me. Sounds pretty fab.

Umm, you get foreclosed on when you default on the loan. Doesn't matter if it's the second month or the 300th.

I'd be contacting the CA versions of the FBI and Secret Service. I suspect only the threat of jail time is going to get your money back.

One thing is all the negative press and bearish sentiment is coming from the tech press, who are mostly geeks who value price/specs more than the overall user experience. IMO, most if not all of Apple's customers would never even consider owning an Android tablet. There was even a South Park...

You're not getting the full ride if you only replicate his long holdings. But then again, you're not paying the 2/20 so maybe its worth it.

If you have them linked under an advisor account they are combined for calculating the fees. Advisor accounts also only pay one set of data fees. http://individuals.interactivebrokers.com/en/p.php?f=minimumDeposits I save so much when I do trade that I just consider the monthly minimums to...

I dunno. The reinsurers float in invested in the Greenlight partnership. Similar to Geico float going into BRK. The reinsurance business is profitable over time, too.

You can get exposure to Greelight through GLRE, but you have to take the reinsurer biz with it.

I'm in New Orleans. Not much of a trader though.

Surprised a disgruntled employee hasn't put a clean tick database out on bit torrent yet.

You could make a lot, but you'd have to hold a bunch of hard to borrow stocks, which are going to be dogs.

IBKR actually looks cheap now. Does the Street think they're going to blowup in some dramatic derivatives flameout?

They're busting trades that were X percentage away from the market. 30% or more, I think.

They're not busting all of them.

The 6:1 seems to be illusory, what with the extra charge for concentration and no relief for long-short equity. Still much better than Reg T.