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You're trading scared. You simply cannot be successful with these ridiculous 3-10 tick targets/stops at the frequency you're trading.

sold the april 240 calls naked at 2.25.

I like the Commerce. He's quite a player with 8 or more final tables in WSOP.

lol, brother, Centre College. Top 50 in Kentucky I would believe. http://www.princetonreview.com/schools/college/CollegeBasics.aspx?iid=1022882&uidbadge=

Wow, thanks. Dodged the bullet on that one! :p

covered 20% at 228.48 +2.42.

He's the only trader, other than two execution-traders. 15-person shop and 600-million in aum.

Forget I mentioned it. These were not main event cashes. I would never reveal my name or my online poker handles.

I've never taken an IQ test, but played football in college and got a 48 on Wonderlic. I am still in contact with a friend from undergrad who scored a 35 on Wonderlic and is a major hedge fund operator and has an amazing 5 year record. I never equated discretionary trading or poker skill with...

I had a similar path. 29 and semi-retired from "pro" poker (NLHE and PLO) to trade full-time. No bracelets, but 3 top 10 finishes. I had a bit more to start, but threw 80% in munis and put the remainder in an interactive-brokers account. Built a one-year return and then joined a fully-staked...

Short 230.90 with a target of 225 and a hard-stop at 236.60.

Did you attend a community college?

You don't really believe that, do you? You think that these constant macro-events are good news?

BCBS is 80-100% of the market in some states. Ma Bell was broken up >25 years ago, yet BCBS is allowed monopoly status in many states. My biggest problem with our system is its non-competitive nature.

Right, Joe, I get it, but she owns the car legally w/o insurance, it's a classic. She's not licensed to drive. Thankfully, as she's 90yo.

You pay $1100 for that double-wide? Must be PLUUUUSH.

You're not forced to purchase insurance on a car you own but don't drive. I see it as a potentially efficient means of distributing the costs of the uninsured, catastrophic liability. Why should the 21 hick who breaks his neck riding a quad be covered under uninsured hospital care simply...

My brother is an ER Doc at Mt Sinai. He's thrilled it passed. Mt Sinai covered (and passed on) almost $80 million in "uncompensated care" last year.

Is it unconstitutional to force someone to carry automobile liability insurance?

It showed strength at 227 as well. I made 11k on the last short, given about half of that back here, but will get stopped at 228 or partial cover at 220.