No, you should not have been margined on the naked long. Always ask yourself if it is worth the effort or expense of getting neutral with shares in that scenario. If not then the 45 cents was a worthy expense.
Well it's not exactly a pick'em scenario at less than a dollar's worth of vola on the shares and 3.50 ITM. Ask yourself if you would sell the 445 put digital with two hours to exp (all AH action) for 91/100. I probably would not, and definitely not so if I was concerned about my firm's risk dept...
wtf, the cost (0.45) is the risk charged by the mkt. This was not a case of closing ITM by a few cents over the short-strike. My God, the only thing you ppl are good at is beating a dead horse.
I did 20 or so pages ago. You brought up Doran's paper in this thread and Doran-himself states that he was fraudulently misrepresented and is categorically in the AGW camp. So either you have retrograde amnesia, or...
You're a fool.
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zdreg is correct; you desire to be spoon-fed. Stress trades in excel, ToS, etc., and do some work on your own. Trading is a heuristic. You ask questions and then argue about the intention of the responders.
"outlawed" is not a legal-term.
It makes you an idiot for backpedaling. No, I am not going to search for a link to show that the Edmonton police are going to change their tune and decide to investigate solely to save face for the media. Keep Googling.
The above comment was moronic.
No. His boss assumed that either he was trading against the firm account or was dumb enough to trade a mkt order on 8000 flies. The fill was instant and partial traded 0.40 over NBBO.
I think you're on to something. It's either Dorian or someone who knows of his history. I am 55/45 in favor of it being Dorian. Motorola was always a US corp and he never worked for any of those companies. Nakamichi always made shitty, overpriced audio gear.
Yeah. Every post makes mention of your blog, above all else. Baron told you to post the contents here, but instead you post no commentary and only a link to your blog and a chart.