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here's 2 gigs for you. I have a c# wpf gui and I need it refactored to use caliburn.micro mvvm. Also, I need the intellij erlang plugin to use rebar3 insterad of rebar.

I guess I didn't understand why you think a straddle is dead money. You can buy/sell a straddle with 6+ months to maturity for a volatility play and exit a few days/weeks after you enter.

there's a component "cash in lieu" of delivering shares. also, your broker most likely will give a large haircut if you 95% balanced

you don't have to hold the straddle until expiration. and you don't have to hold short maturity straddles

you do not need the entire constituent basket to create/redeem.

most do not use excel for this. Since you can code then program it. get data timeseries iterate over it on each iteration execute your logic calculate position/pnl/risk ...

automate chipotle. whenever I see a line of more than 2 people I go somewhere else

reporters call people up and ask for a quote. more likely, the "quoter" calls up the reporter for marketing purposes. Give it a try yourself: call some reporter, give a nonsensical quote, and see if it will be published ...(jerky boys)

I see it trading 13.5/13.75

MCD is taking over oprah studios as its new headquarters

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buy the dip

almost all brokers provide text alerts for a trailing stop.

no you would not need to learn another language. as a finance student you would probably come across as an idiot if you said (or thought) you knew java or c++

since you're a finance student just learn python. you dont even really need to know python that well just learn this library and you can do a lot: http://pandas.pydata.org/

cheapest would be to open an IB account and listen for top 50 advancers/decliners. Downloading a realtime stream doesnt make sense. maybe a snapshot is what you're thinking

if you're short you lose money. yes, there's enough liquidity at a new level.

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2016/comp-pr2016-98.pdf :cool:

no. orderflow meaning taking the other side of a flow of orders... marketmaking

orderflow