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15th per capita.... https://ballotpedia.org/State_debt

I'm with ya ("Yer gonna run *how*far*?? I don't like to *drive* that farrrrrr!"), except that I discovered the *wonder* of the velcro sport band. WOW. Lighter-than-snot, and lasts and lasts. Couldn't find one this last time 'round, and the replacement looks more like 'original equipment' -- I'm...

And here I sit with my ancient Timex Ironman -- my second, after the first one went 20 years or so.... (a bunch of batteries, 3 "sport-duty" wristbands, and the casing worn so much that you had to have *memorized* the buttons, as there were no identifiers left)..... The first one, I paid...

Here's a bit of truth that you already know, but perhaps want someone else to say: the TRIN is made of four parts -- that make up two ratios into a larger ratio. a/b // c/d. A little algebra will gives you a/c // b/d. that leaves the initial (cited) value *unchanged.* *That* means that those two...

Run down the strikes from 2500 to 2300, puts and calls, extrinsic and intrinsic: your answer will be right in front of you.

I've read this over half-a-dozen times, and it still causes me to crack up...... Not only the humor of it, but *jeeeez*, it's *genius*!:thumbsup::thumbsup::D

Alllrighty, then! Look familiar?? But quite different from

Your answer will change with time, too. Check that out, too. Woot!

(I'm starting to feel like I should re-do my avatar to CheapBastard.....

(Being a 250k 240GL owner before being a Suby owner, I'm way sympathetic...!) As an economist, I "total" the car -- assume it's un-useable without the repair. What would my next purchase be? If a similar Suby needed a new engine ($1500 Japanese Domestic Market; installed) and a full set of...

And in the other direction......... 90% of my socks (those unrelated to hiking or running) are black Gold Toe from Kohls (are they still around??) my latest pair of pants are from Menards, cost $8, and had sand in the pockets. yes, absolutely, cheap-ass peanut butter. AND MIX IN SOME HONEY. yup...

It'll add to your work, but the weeklies and month-end really add to things -- very different market agendas at work -- visible through both the IV and daily volume (and OI, for that matter...). I've been doing biggly-huge hours the past few weeks, rebuilding a spreadsheet kind-of starts out...

This conversation makes me think we all belong around a big table with a healthy supply of beer. (Not to beat on the theme or anything, but as I'm reading everyone's thoughts, I keep hearing chatter and the steady clinking of glasses around me........ Can you hear it? Can you hear it?)

Limmer boots. Smartwool/DarnTough socks. SportHill Terrain pants. Western Mountaineering.... anything. Merlin speakers. (or Green Mountain Audio) Vacuum Tube Logic electronics. M.I.T. cabling. Michelin "tyres" platinum plugs synthetic oil (Hey. No magic here.) And a microbrew IPA. I don't...

I'd guess before noon tomorrow -- and I'll put up a TRIN-NASD as well, for a check on yours. (Probably the more helpful thing anyway!)

It's good to be king and have your own way Get a feeling of peace at the end of the day And when your bull spread barks or your call butterfly sings You're out there with winners, it's good to be king..... ....Tom Petty

If you're working an API, wouldn't computing HV30, IV%, and/or IV-Rank be trivial operations? Personally, I'd be more comfortable with my own, taking the input data from the most un-doctored inputs as were available. Maybe you're not going that deep?

Yep! You're right: 4-hour candles. Well, regardless, I wouldn't worry: you can't look or trust anything til SundayPM at the earliest. Do yourself a favor, though: put up TRIN-NYSE before you get too bent. That'll give you a pretty read-out. You can then compare what you see to TRIN-NASD and...

First, solve the date issue -- you're showing data that haven't occurred yet. :D

A couple of thoughts on your excellent topic.... ** Time = Money = Energy = Mass*C². ** LIFE is curveilinear -- while humans have struggled to evolve a fair degree of *linear* pattern recognition. ** "Cultural Overlay" -- that morass of thinking that separates our cognition from reality -- the...