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You're 3 days late and now the three day rule is finished so it's going up

The course seller generally has to have a video of him in a Ferrari or on a beach in a Jacuzzi before I will even consider buying their course

Apparently there is a rule! :p https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/articles/2020-09-06/u-s-stocks-could-fall-further-with-three-day-rule-in-play

Magic

Lol

Why? o_O

Generally you don't pick one stock to hedge against the market as a whole, it's usually the other way around. This sounds more like a short on Apple. You don't need to hedge your entire portfolio, you could just take a smaller percentage. But let's say you have 10,000 invested in SPY, you just...

It's just more volatile so people new to the game tend to try to scalp and inevitably get taken out by randomness. It's also much more responsive to news imo.

I missed the fact it was ITM

More like $10,000 risk. 100x100?

It used to be that retail would buy the tops then institutions would crash the market. It seems now with so many internet articles that retail has learnt to buy the bottom or maybe just but the dips.

$1900 premium but $100 risk - doesn't make sense for a spread. You sure it isn't more like triple the premium in risk?

I like to use the volume indicator :)

It has to be worth less than you sold it for to make anything. I usually buy back if I am in profit by 50% of the premium I received. Then I sell another

I don't think 1 min is a good timeframe to learn on personally. Trade a higher one and use 1min to time an entry. It just makes you make too many trades. If you want to trade intraday try 5, 10, or 15

I haven't calculated the recent coefficient but: If so, it's a bad idea

It's getting pretty bullish. Seeing lots of stuff about the recovery is over, companies bringing people back to work (probably right before the second wave)

It's both. I don't know what the flows are like but before ETFs existed it was just individual stocks driving the flow. Since ETFs are now plentiful and some traders, and in fact fund managers, own the ETFs rather than the individual stocks for diversity, then if someone buys a certain amount of...

29" with some nice girth