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" The best strategy you have seen in public place includes ET " OK. maybe only good for choosing a trading style that you like.

imo, I think we cannot easily frame some proper questions in options trading to learn options trading correctly. Of course, some would not have this same view as mine. Many options traders on ET in the past suggested some very good books for options that could be useful, and it's worth to do a...

Perhaps doing research on individual systems (both good or bad performance) on Collective2.com for their systems and live calls would help, imo!

imo, hedging financial trading/investment risk is not simple nor easy for carrying it out correctly, without faults. Already caused many court cases against banks for hedging contracts, as a result of losing great money. LTCM (including Scholes) is a good example of losing great money while...

It's our pleasure to learn from the great trading philosopher and research professor on ET! :)

I would like to clarify I have never supported banning anyone for any reasons, at least according to my past posts on ET. Opposite opinions can be very valuable in trading, especially there would be no absolute answer to many trading questions, by nature. Also the most controversial posters...

Another 2 cents: Once the live calls evaluation is resolved, perhaps ET could consider the following new features. That could attract more active traders/members logging-in. http://www.cxoadvisory.com/gurus/ " Guru Forecasts Accuracy David Nassar 44 68.2% Ken Fisher 120 66.4%...

1. It seems currently the ET posts/threads can be cheated by deleting any losing trades with live calls after posting within last certain minutes. Therefore, all the posts of this nature for live calls (including not only words but also names of stocks/futures/options, prices, etc.), after...

Just 2 cents: Dislike is necessarily a must, so that any risky trading advice could be given many dislikes by some knowledgeable and experienced traders, without requiring to write any words for against/arguing any problematic advice (or snake oil).

It seems the good thing for GBM is you don't have to worry much about any significant market crash or black swan that you don't want to see in the simulation: https://www.stat.berkeley.edu/~aldous/Research/Ugrad/ZY3.pdf " We see this is a pretty nice simulation of future value of some...