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Why would you think that? Market makers try to keep their delta neutral and adjust their gamma.

Love to trade the box, one of my favorite strategies.

Etrade lets babies trade. Get over it.

Neke, this is a great idea. A few years back I got into a horrible habit of over trading and was dying the death of a thousands cuts. I limited myself to one trade per day and waited for the best set ups. It worked and was able to right the ship fairly quickly.

I think it is a good idea. What this nation needs is a year of Jubilee. Allow the middle class to stick it to the bankers for a change. The bankers forced the taxpayers to bail them out at the threat of economic collapse. They then turned around and gave everyone the finger while they cashed...

You were over leveraged.

Put the democrats in Rhode Island to contain the damage. :eek:

When Neke posts a stinker, all the experts come out. GL

I would be interested to know more about NEKE'S system. I've been following his thread for a while now and don't recall much specifics about it. He probably doesn't want to be distracted by unqualified advice, just the same, it's difficult to understand big draw downs without know what he is...

Have to agree with you. We've seen Neke turn in a dreadful week only to pull it out. He's a big boy and can take care of himself.

Quit my job and went full time 2004.

Uh, no! "Past performance is not indicative of future results". Far better to concentrate on your own methods. IMHO :)

I've done this several times with a Scottrade account. You just post your cost basis on your account page and that becomes your stock basis. Be sure to have records to back this up in case of an audit. Simple. :)

Hi Neke, this is for you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h44LIiaZhHE :)

Yes a running joke. The epitome of contrary investing.

LOL Pakies have lost any credibility they ever had

That guy is such a "nut job". All you have to do is look at him and you'll know that something isn't right. It amazes me the quality of our political leaders these days. The best and brightest don't want to touch a job in public service.

Two words; strategic default.

It was a short week, no?

Home run. Nice comeback. Now go green on the year.