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As far as I can tell TOS uses only a single core by default. There may be some java magic you could use to change that, but I haven't tried. Personally I don't see the benefit of them trying to use more as I'd guess that they're mostly network speed limited anyway.

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dagnyt either misread your post or you mis-typed your original. If you sold a 105 call and the spy is at 109, and the call has a value of 5.30 and a basis of 5.4 then.... It's actually $4 in the money (intrinsic value) And therefore has $1.30 of time value (extrinsic value) If it expired...

This show is sponsored by and mostly written by ThinkOrSwim. Being an option house I can see how it's in their favor to try and get more option information to the masses even if it's fairly basic.

Yes, that's from the roll over. I have a feature request in to them to add a marker of some sort to the chart to indicate that in case people forget. I was refering to the dailies just being wrong. Make your daily candles "unfilled" to see all sorts of strange things in the /CL charts...

Yeah, they're CL daily charts have been broken forever. They have highs that are lower than the closes and other strange things that shouldn't happen. I keep contacting them about it and they blame it on the data provider, which I kind of believe since it only seems to happen with /CL, but...

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I'm sure you'll get better replies but generally yes to your assumptions. As long as the option is far enough ITM (say .70 to .80+ delta) then vol and theta change will be minimal or non existent intraday and you'll only have to worry about not so great spreads in return for greater leverage on...

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That also depends on the feeds you're using behind each.

Today is the div date, it will adjust on monday

No, you can read all about it here: http://www.cboe.com/Products/Cash-SettledIndexOptions.aspx

Are you sure you're looking at the fill or the average price? IB will add commisions into your average price value making easier to track your net P&L.

Mostly an updated version of the previous book.

It's really simple math. Why not just compute it yourself? http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:technical_indicators:average_true_range_a

also up 235 sounds so much more impressive than up 26 in their reports

Sorry to sound all noob, but can you outline the pros and cons of this for those of us who weren't trading the zb the last time it traded in full ticks? What does this mean exactly? How do you perceive this to be better?

To me it seems the average hold time on this thread is very short and the title implies the same. Do these news stories really pertain to the thread under that circumstance?

The NQ's made new yearly highs and the ES's came withing a few points of the highs also, why would you be so surprised that crude could do the same?