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Goldman probably didn't look the other way, the probably WANTED them to exploit this. Its Goldman Sachs! These guys believe they rule the world! When was the last time you knew someone who wanetd to LEAVE Goldman? They work those guys like dogs and they love it. That firm is a secret society...

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guess there aren't a lot of bond/fixed income guys here

Indeed. I know a few guys that were trading bonds a while back as well. It was the best market. But what about currently? With yield prices being attractive and corporate bonds standing ready and waiting, is it a good place to be? how long will it last?

difficult?

Wow. Just another reason why this board is a disease. Instead of doing the right thing for someone by giving them a simple answer or better still not posting at all, you take your misery (probably due to the fact that you still can't make money even on your paper trading account) and you spill...

they're good, don't get me wrong, but Erin burnett and becky quick are my girls.

Actually genius, if you knew anything about trading oil you would know that in fact the OPEC oil ministry decides where oil "should be" so learn something before you open your mouth since its obvious you have no idea what you're doing. It really is a shame that this forum is fluttered with the...

the decline in oil vs the drop in us$ =/= even with the implied inflation, oil should be around 50-55

This upward move in oil is another bunch of bullshit just like when it ran to $150, it has 90% to do with traders and speculators and almost nothing to do with supply/demand etc. They're forcing the prices of oil higher to profit and then its going to dump again.

Good luck finding that, that's not what advisors/brokers do. They are salesman. I know plenty of brokers with extensive knowledge, much more so than 98% of the hacks out there, but even they won't be able to sit with you and answer those questions difinitively. What you want isn't something that...

cnbc is a cancer to the financial comminuty. on that note, I would love to get inside Becky Quick!

you're a little late to the party kiddo. Ford is up well over 100% in the last couple of months.

have you been around for the last 3 months? maybe you didn't see the market go from 6500 to 8200.

Do you trade options? Yes implied volatility plays a large role, but the price of the stock will be a bigger indication on the option value. The closer the stock comes to the strike price, the valuation increases.

I knew that it would be halted, but I was under the impression it would be halted at 2pm, obviously some big players new it would be halted sooner and pulled that crushing move. I did hedge my bet, I owned puts as well as my calls I should have taken some off the table, but I wasnt able...

they halted the stock, was I supposed to know when they were going to do that? when the stock ran up my calls were worth nearly 8, i paid 1.40 my put options went from 89 cents to 6 dollars before the news came out when the stock dropped down, but there wasn't enough time to close them out...

I would just like some food for thought on my options. yesterday I was up 1500% now today im negative i had 12.50 puts and 30 calls. they changed the symbol on the calls and i dont know why. yesterday the calls were trading at nearly $4 with the stock at 25. now its at 24 and change and...

i understand what you're saying, but I just dont see it falling THAT far from just stops. Besides that, the news was good. Either way im pissed because I got fucked on my options spread and don't know how

If they were buying, how do you explain the tremendous drop off on just 2.5m shares? there was an earlier move in volume and the stock only ran up about a point. It just doesn't make sense. I don't know what kind of crooked bullshit happened with that stock yesterday but it should be corrected