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I would not short it until it falls through 227.30. But overall, yeah, it looks like that.

New question: Am I the only one who thiks a pull back is in the future? :)

80 views, but no takers.... I think what I saw was the settelment of the day - look at the time of the post. That would be a logical explination of my question.

Have you checked out OX? They have most of those. (I have never heard of a hidden or iceburg order) but they support complex trades and will soon be launching a new site in the next few weeks (so I am told) with even more and better stuffs. If you have not looked there, it can't hurt ya...

Anyone watching this right now? What is going on? The bid was 760 the ask was 772 for a long time, then the price shot up to 812 (with the bid/ask remaining the same) and now it is 748 with no sign of it ever hitting 812. Did anyone else see this or is my system messed?

How much is it worth to you? I value it at about $10,000 but since you found me on ET I will give you a big discount. How about $1599.99 (this offer is only good for the next hour and is subject to change without notice, but it does have a money back guarantee) :p

As I said... "not everyone will agree". It was a general statement to show why you should not buy an option just because it is "cheap". If the "raw price of an option is no indication of anything" like you just said... we would not be here talking about this would we? I see where you...

Basically the price of the option is close to the probability (less uncertain facts and the oh shit factor) that it will be ATM or better on expiration. Ex. If it costs $1.00 or more for an option, the market believes it will be ATM on expiration. If you are looking at a $0.05 option...

There are NONE. Read books and do it yourself. When in doubt, ask questions. If you want a how to list, I will sell you what I have created over the last several years for a reasonable fee. :D

I think you should be asking yourself MORE questions than that. Why do you want to trade? Why have you had so many jobs already? Why not just trade on your own for a while and keep what you have? If you go in thinking "if it does not work out, then..." - Stay the hell away, you are...

I looked up the term several places and it is unclear. Let's say someone works for a company that is publicly traded. This person does not have a high-level title and owns no portion of the company, just an employee. If said employee wishes to trade options based on their own...

For those of us with no patience to wait in the long term what do you suggest? :D If 80% blow out their account, that means 20% do not.

Sounds like we may have a lot in common but still you need more room than that. The way I see it is with said strategy it is fair to risk 8-10 pips to capture the same amount. Nonetheless, I do basically the same thing so feel free to pm if you would like to have a more in depth convo.

The market is down today because I don't feel well. When I am happy, the market is up. I will let you know how I feel Monday. - We are not "due" for anything. :D

Why would you put YOUR money on the opinions of others, whom you don't even know?

Your platform should have a clock of some sort telling you when it closes. Maybe you did not have the right price or nobody liked it. :cool:

That is correct, it would pay for about 1/2 the call price. But I suppose you are correct. (the "strategy" sucks). Is there a way to play both sides using leverage and minimal risk?

Credit Spreads: Here is my plan. I would like to know what it is lacking cause it sounds to perfect. you want to buy and OTM put credit then take that to fund a long call (OTM) = all out by one strike Total cost would be say $60 Potential to make full credit on puts and take...

HAHAHAHAHAAH Oh my God! Don't I feel like the f**ing asshole. well, it obviously needs to be more prevalent. (like in the top top center with everything else) HAhahahah I bow to you sir. (or madam) :D