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So the fed delayed the inevitable reckoning by printing trillions of dollars.

YOLO naked short the 2023 calls, obviously.

Equities in poor countries underperform despite high GDP growth due to high corruption and stupidity. Plus almost all poor countries have very inflationary fiat currencies.

what's the lowest latency way to get CNBC in case I want to try watching CNBC to front-run the plebs who watch it?

What's a good broker with no fees on option buying/selling/exercising/assigning, and lax margin requirements?

every political subreddit is full of gamestop stuff.

I heard fidelity and etrade still allowed GME as of a few hours ago.

I would like to adjust my delta hedge on my short call position in AMC, but TWS has just informed me that all new purchases of AMC are disabled. Why is that? Was it IBKR's choice to do that, or was it forced on IBKR by the SEC or a clearing broker or somebody? I don't believe any brokers...

In these "free" brokers, the customers are not the users. So of course the brokers do what the actual customers want (the hedge funds who pay for order flow) instead of what the users want by shutting down trading of GME/AMC. Subsidizing incumbent big business under the pretense of consumer...

SEC stands for Suck Elon's Cock

I actually shorted some AMC puts today because WSB diamond hands go brrrr The original run-up from 20 to 40, the day before the regular january options expired, the margin requirement on GME was only ~1/4 of the principal. Somebody's account probably went super negative, so IB banned opening...

I had a really good strategy shorting pump and dumps in May through October, but I talked about it too much, bragged about my Sharpe ratio of 6, and then in Oct-Dec it got overcrowded to the point that it was much harder to find targets, and now in January it's blowing up with WSB manufacturing...

If I'm using a retail broker, and my account makes a lot of money there, is anybody who works for that broker going to see what I'm doing and tell his hedge fund buddies about it? Are there any privacy laws about that sort of thing?

Fundamental characteristics of money: 1. scarcity GME can issue as many new shares as they want. grade: D- 2. durability Will this company even still exist in a few years? grade: D 3. divisibility grade: B 4. fungibility grade: A 5. portability Transferring shares from one broker to another...

Please point me towards some day trading books that provide a real edge that isn't all getting arbed away by robots

On TWS, what's the difference between your portfolio's "market value" and "net liquidation value"?

well hopefully you day traders will take enough money from the robinhood plebs that they can no longer afford to pump it 10x beyond a reasonable price

12x in 2 weeks on no news except a new bond issue / private placement to delay the inevitable bankruptcy.