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I tried different searches on the net...Trying to find exit fees for brokers. So WHAT ARE the exit fees for closing an account at IB?? Other brokers charge about $150. to move money and stocks to another broker. And I do believe they will not allow any open positions of any kind before the...

Aside from holding gold and silver coins (junk), I have stock in RING. It's an ETF of gold mining stocks. Yeah, it has dropped, but I've done a covered call on it. .5% dividend on it too. Just hold and wait I say. As the government prints money, rates should rise. Gold/silver should hold...

More on the CMBS problem...Will take 6-12 months to wind through the system. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/distress-looms-over-u-s-commercial-real-estate-in-2021-11607801514

Schwab uses an extra day of float on your money. Schwab Bank is the 12 biggest bank in the US...I wonder why?? It should be there tomorrow...And YES, you may have a gambling problem. Schwab/Fidelity's customer service is good. If systems go down, yeah, it can take hours to resolve. But...

It's funny, 20-25 years ago (when a 500 share trade of GE could cost $50-90 in fees), I use to trade this way. I think I will go back to this style much more. If I am trading a large volume stock (QQQ), sit and wait. I can wait hours/days on this...I really can. The problems occurs when I...

Just me...Do your own research; McDonald (MCD), Choice Hotels (CHH), Welltower (WELL), Zion Bank (ZION), Wells Fargo (WFC), Charles Schwab (SCHW), Royce Value Trust (RVT). So tell me Feest, of these...Which do you like, and why??

Old fashion...I use Yahoo! Finance. I have about 50-70 stocks I follow. I am always looking defensive on my stocks. I would never consider a jeweler or a company like Macy...Just not me. Needs rather than wants. I will do some wants; McDonalds, Coke, Apple, Alibaba...But they are so...

I own some Oracle stock (ORCL)...Smart move. Oracle Corp., a Silicon Valley stalwart, has moved its headquarters to Texas, becoming the latest technology company to leave its home state in the face of California’s higher taxes, steeper cost of living and a broader shift to remote work. The...

It's Friday...I'm done for the week. Many of these I did covered calls on. Just putting it out there. Some of these I am trying to find both value and income...Nothing earth shattering. Sold a covered call QQQ Jan 22 $340., bought Toray Industries-Japan (TRYIY), bought Schwab (SCHW), bought...

Just talking out loud...Another thought. It's Jan 15th 2021...Third Friday of the month. We know that much activity is going on the days before (options filling/closing). If I was the preferred MM for IB/Robinhood/Tastytrade, I would want to know who is uncovered. I can make a lot of $$ by...

Two links...You probably heard them both...

Plan ahead...Jump ahead of other MMs. I assume this is a crime if it occurred?? Would it be a major crime...Or just a major fine offense?? Unless it is spelled out in the fine print of the broker, I would not think it could be done. Major conflict of interest...

No, I am not a conspiracy theorists. Just wondering if the MM is allowed access to my keystrokes, when I am at the broker's website.

I am thinking things like ADM, Bunge (BG), Exxon, gold mining stocks (RING). People will say commodity type stocks...What are some commodity type stocks that could work?? Just thinking out loud...

I think I understand, that they would cover against it. It reminds me a bit like years ago (and even now), when Morgan Stanley would buy stocks cheap...Push them on their clients and be the market makers. The only difference is that this is with options...

If it was biotech would they buy it...100-200% change in minutes depending on approval/disapproval of a drug??

Are they selling it within seconds, minutes, days, weeks?? Are they holding till expiration...I wouldn't think so??

With many stocks at this time highs, I am selling Jan 22 leaps on a lot of stocks (covered calls). These are quality stocks (Boeing, ADM, QQQ), and I seem to be getting a high premium for them. So who do you believe is on the other side of these trades?? Is it investment banks, private...

Pension funds are a big one... January 17, 2020 03:49 PM CalPERS tops $400 billion in total assets Arleen Jacobius Tweet Share Share Email Reprints Print Getty Images CalPERS' total assets have hit $401.4 billion — a new high, according to information on the pension fund's...

In the US trying to expand my Canada/international (safe) exposure. Ways I play Canada include; mining, banks, pipelines, food stuffs (BG and ADM). Also put some in Australia (EWA)...Commonwealth type of thing. Some of my holdings are; REMX, RING, FICDX, BNS, ENB, EWC. Also WY...Holding in...