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both cases short sell $100, day 1 stock with $100 go up to $150 case A don't do anything case B take the lose, lose $50 get back the $50 then short again day 2 go up to $200, case A take the lose and lose $100 total case A take the total lose is: day 1 $50, day2 = ( $50 * (200-150)/150) = $16.6...

So you also think people should not get any money back from Lehman Brothers bankrupt because they suppose to know the potential risk? LOL

I don't really agree about this Here is an example A stock with $100 price and we short it with $100 let says it drops to $50 on first day case A doesn't take profit case B takes profit which means earning $50, then short again with the profit, which means shorting all with $150 On the second...

Just like 3X ETF, only US offers that many choices.

Well... Both UWTI and DWTI lost 99% of their value from the time of their listing to their delisting. http://www.investopedia.com/news/new-leveraged-oil-etfs-coming-soon-uwti-dwti/ and... Inception Date of UWTI/DWTI: 02/07/2012

So there are 3 new pairs of 3X oil ETF right after the delist of UWTI/DWTI. All are basically the same or very similar as UWTI/DWTI, so US Gov just doesn't care at all!? The delist was actually purely just becuase credit suisse didn't want to play anymore!?

This is what I understand so far, please correct me if I am wrong: Let's say a stock short sell interest rate today in IB is 5%, IB calculates the short sell interest daily, the short sell interest for today would be 5%/365 Then tomorrow the interest rate goes up to 10%. The tomorrow interest...

Since the 3X oil ETF in US market were closed, 3OIL in LSE becomes the biggest and most active one!?

Seem like IB is not a great option since it is just snapshot.

Have a look: https://github.com/fanannan/LPPL

If you need mental help, find a doctor.

I dont see Welcome to trade like machine gun

Actually the % of people trading at least few times every month is very low.

Because local brokerages don't provide API for auto trading, no demo account to "live test" trading, and very expensive if I trade anything non-local.

IB charges me around $12 US dollars per month because I don't trade enough or no trade per month. Is that normal in USA? In my country the local brokerage firms would not charge anything at all if I don't trade.

UK Reit charges 20% tax for dividend, can I sell it before the dividend date then buy it back to avoid it? Or it charges for everyone then sends to their accounts so I don't even need to do that?

joke of 2017?

How much tax for dividen, profit, and buy/sell? I cannot find any info online.

Where is Acrary?

Hey Acrary where are you?