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The only informative stock network where the majority of the watchers have the mute button on. Yesterday was pretty funny. But why is the market going down, why, why? I agree naked mud wrestling is the only answer.

I think the mods could do a better job of policing the threads and keeping them on topic, otherwise a thread should be closed as it wastes all of our time. Thanks. :)

This means that what most CTAs are delivering is in part a beta; an exotic beta, but not alpha. Further studies showed that CTAs were not generally delivering alpha in excess of the exotic beta. In other words, CTAs as a group were not outperforming the exotic beta they delivered. For an...

Here is a daily chart with keltner bands set to 2 standard deviations.

Interesting how the market keeps rejecting this close.

sorry did it again!! I always think future, bad habit . :)

long spy stop at $1495.00, gap starting to fill.

If what you said is true here there is still some downside to go. Props to all the traders who were calling for a big drop.

Good advice here for everyone, even those who have been around the block, especially regarding the holy grail issue. :)

oohh!!

yep I was going to post the same thought about AH trading.

I see my error $spx.x $1508.10 spy $150.63 x 10 = $1506.30 I guess the question is how equivalent are these products, or what is the difference once ratioed.

This is probably a dumb question, what is the difference between $spx.x vs spy. Is $spx.x the cash value of the sp500 without dividends. I realize spy is an etf on the Amex. $spx.x $1507.86 spy $1507.75

Interesting comment if the market blows thru $1490.00 look out. Under $1490 where do you see next resistance?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAnQUM0JXq8

LMFAO. :p :p :p

I am just talking trend, how many pages was the "trend following delusion shattered" with no agreement on anything. Ok then, how do you suggest capturing a longer trend?

This idiot agrees that two ticks in the same direction constitutes a trend. :cool:

You are correct on both counts. I did not mean to misinform the OP. Long call = risk limited to premium paid. Short Put = unlimited or unknown risk Cottle speaks about position dissection for a retail trader which I think makes sense. That you should understand conversions and...

First I have no interest in being taken to the woodshed by the options MM. Perhaps I should have said that a long call has a similar risk profile to being long 100 shares of stock. I was speaking in terms of rough hedging. If you are long stock and you need to hedge you can buy a put etc. I...