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Technically, if you are assigned then it's in the same account. But you could then sell your shares in your other account and transfer money between accounts. Kind of a hassle. You usually see this question asked when people have stock schemes with their company

You have to readjust for inflation also

Lol. Lookup CDOs and 2008 crash.

https://www.vox.com/platform/amp/science-and-health/2020/3/18/21184992/coronavirus-covid-19-flu-comparison-chart Fix? Not with 20% hospitalisation rate.

You are missing what the total would be if it ramps up + the fact that it is IN ADDITION to flu deaths

Don't see why everyone has to try and pick the bottom. With all the recession talk, even if you do, and get a multi day bounce, we're probably just going down again. Personally, I can't see a big bounce without some good news. We've had all the central bank news, which hasn't had an effect yet...

I thought you meant the economy

No chance

Let's put it this way: estimates of dead in UK were 250,000. In world war 2, about 1 million died in the UK Do we as society want that? I think not

We're going to flush through now

Took a while

Not quite ;) Big surge on open

If oil is anything to go by, we'll hit circuit breakers on open in the indices

They have something like that in the tws scanner

If you do this you will find eventually you will not have enough margin to trade the increase in contracts. You would have to start with almost nothing on risk. Look at it the other way. You win one, You win one, You win one. Are you increasing as well or just keeping it at 1 contract?

Even more f###ked. UK was already losing billions before corona

Brexit was a virus of sorts.

Same. I caught 20300 to 20700 but missed the rest

Not in the US yet?

I wish I had a crystal ball. :) Just follow your strategy