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Slippage is a pittance compared to psychological effects. Demo (as in demonstration) is great for learning the platform. Reality is great for learning to trade. There is no substitute or surrogate.

$NDX.X Nasdaq 100 is the 1 to watch. Meanwhile FB is down pre-market -22.27% and NQH22 -2.18%

As well as living adults, and ones who came before us in last century or so, are polluting the environment - and with it food sources - to such an extent male sperm counts have been dramatically dropping.

I did, but didn't realize you are neither. You are just a stoopid adult.

Ok wittle boy. Man fux woman. Man then gets rid of woman. Woman then gets lots of money. Big company gets big headache. Now crawl back under your rock you live under. Come on its not that complicated.

What happens when the bloom is off the rose and boss man (or woman) wants a new toy? The underling gets kicked to the curb. Then hires Gloria Allred. TMZ is snooping around. Not a good look for the Corp. Understand now?

Yup takes one to know one.

Okay.

That is MMT, repackaged Keynesianism, at its "finest".

Right wingnuts do their fair share of raping the sheeple too.

Nasdaq dot com shows only up to Jan 19, 2024 (last page# 24) https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/funds-and-etfs/qqq/option-chain

IBots lol.

Play on the old Bob Newhart show routine Larry, Daryl & Daryl, this is my favorite team, this is my other favorite team and my other favorite team. Fack that.

Plenty of stocks have gone to zero. None have gone to infinity.

Wrong.

I'm not a gamer but one doesn't need to be, of course, to know the difference between war games on a screen and on a real battlefield. Great for training, if you are into that sort of thing, but not reality. I always choose reality.

One lags, another laaaaags and final one really laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaags. LOL

Stuck in the past. Ok your opinion. I could reply with mine but that is all we would be doing, exchanging opinions. I prefer to watch what is actually happening - economically. Fack politics - here there same difference.

There are prop shops that allow discretionary trading?

$30,012,386,059,238.29 as today. Tomorrow's another day. But don't worry Keynesian's say we "need" debt to keep the balls afloat err I mean economy afloat. :confused: