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They had to get open +10. Question is, will they be satisfied to take profits there or rally it higher into the close?

Yeah, 62 fib (of Jan high > Feb low) at 07.00.

Last 3 sessions rallied late to close at/near the HOD. I was surprised to see the 3rd in a row, I would be that much more surprised to see a 4th. Good trading all.

I absolutely 1000% agree. Although I must admit, it's nice being able to see/hear music or video from almost any possible imaginable source for free. Maybe all these other evil things are just the price we pay for that and ... the benefits of powerful free web search.

They straddled the open all morning, then jacked it up from sitting at the open around 11:50, to open +10 and then all the way back down in just a little over 90 minutes. Nice.

Good call.

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Very bullish trend in Adv/Decl ...

ammo, sounds like u are talking about op ex as if it were today ... it's next week. (What am I missing here?)

Just to be clear, that's a down trend day. :)

Funny ... YM taking care of unfinished business in A.H., tagging that 200 pt range mark to the tick.

JH ... alot of missing pieces (for me) in your explanation, but I do appreciate your taking the time to respond.

So .. roughly 75-76 area. .... And what is their stop?

You can also "attach" just a single order (e.g., stop OR target) by using the 'conditional orders' feature. Set the 2nd order (stop or target) to trigger when price touches your initial limit entry.

One of the best books you'll ever read on trading is the one you write .... a page a day.

:eek: ouch ....

http://individuals.interactivebrokers.com/en/general/about/ibgStrength.php

So they sell your orders and the market makers take a few ticks on the spread for some initial adverse movement on your position. Does any of this matter if you're swing trading these products, holding for more than a day? Isn't price eventually going to try to correlate to the benchmark, basically?

What about selling 2 of the 180's and 1 of the 185's? You'll make more money if all your shares get called away, and still collect a nice total premium whatever happens.

I believe the only true edge in trading is experience .... SUCCESSFUL experience. Sure you could teach someone to trade a system that's working at the time (a temporary "edge"), but I believe that to be profitable in the long run one needs to be able to learn how to adapt and change as...