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here's another simple question? how can you know what a stock's delta is? do they publish that somewhere? in real time so you can see it changing? and how do they come up with that value? it would have to be an estimate somehow. someway. but i have no idea how they estimate it and if one...

hmm ok! $1 net from both sides. but if the stock goes down $1 then the atm call goes down by more than $0.50? and the put still only goes up by $0.50? someone is getting screwed if that's the case it seems like.

yeah there's a huge dinosaur in the room. that's for sure.

yeah that's what i suspected but options have a really strange price action not moving 1:1 with the stock price, i dont think individual traders would go along with only getting 50 cent on the dollar when the stock moves $1 and they only get price movement of half that. how is that a good deal...

thanks for the replies. i heard someone say if the stock price moves in their favor, the option price doesn't change by alot but if the stock price moves against them then the option price moves alot against them. why would someone trade options if that is the case? wouldn't just trading the...

who determines options prices and how they change as the underlying stock price changes? just curious.

sounds like they're on the opposite side of your trades.

its all about proving yourself guys. And that 200 hours of talking.

yeah u give someone the source code and what they will do is get back to you and say they tested it out but they're not interested.

$35k at the top end, dog.

i think it exists but it's kind of risky. IB has something called an Exposure Fee for High Risk Accounts. I would be suprised if a trade like this didn't get dinged by that. if the margin interest rate is like 3% APR and your bond is for 3% every 120 days, i think anyone would agree that's...

not sure. but 1% is 100 to 1 leverage. seems insanely high.

op did say he had alot of excess capital lying around in his account. better hope so because if his position moves against him by 1% he wiped out his $40,000. not sure at what point ib would step in and start liquidating his assets but i bet he would be hoping they wouldn't touch his t-bills...

so you invest $40,000 at 3.55% well that's gonna make you $1420 per year. your mortgage payment is probably that much every month. so that's where the problem is.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/03/why-kevin-oleary-isnt-leaving-an-inheritance-for-his-kids.html just imagine one of his kids land on skid row oneday and ... all daddy's millions can't help them now. won't help them. way i see it, you bring someone into the world, you got the means to make sure...

maybe it doesn't matter to YOU because you like hugging his nuts but some people might not want to work with someone that copped such a big attitude at their first (?) minimum wage job. like people thta come to shark tank. trying to get funded. you think i would want kevin's money? i'd go with...

he's a billionaire but he can't afford the pants for his suit. has to wear a pair of shorts on webcam.

I don't know. ?

So you're saying for everyone to not do what their boss asks them to on the off chance they later become a billionaire??

He got fired from Magoo ice cream shop. Now he call himself Mr. Wonderful. makes sense.