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All my PUTs I shorted have blown right through the strikes. But I'm not rolling. Not unless I can do so for a credit, and even then I may just take the assignments lest I miss out on the fire-sales. In any case, for everyone here who has over-leveraged like some mega-bull-retard, good luck on...

One book I PLAN to read down to the road is this title I found at a thrift store a few days ago. Someone paid close to 80 bucks for it, then donated it to the store and it doesn't even look like it's been read. I guess now that everything is bearish for 2022, the fad didn't last.

You seem to have fallen for the EMH fallacy. There are multiple equities that have positive EPS and are trading at pre-pandemic fire-sale prices. Those bargains won't last forever... I'm really not sure what other miracle you are looking for... It is of course true a lot of stuff is still...

I wouldn't trade options through smart-contracts even if it was free. Everyone who does this gets burned eventually due to bugs alone. For a simple dollar you can control a round-lot on a regulated broker like IBKR. Why the fuck would anyone risk a darwinian award going through smart-contracts...

It's coming... Since Biden's first day in office, fucking over every Canadian with his bullshit. The US should really think about cutting off the hand that feeds them too... Keystone is one example of many. From Canada, I am happy to give your latest president our appreciation for what he's...

Actually, I did trade futures. Remember the CME Group's Micro Ether Futures in my journal? :sneaky:

> Who picks though the bones to find value? Value investor here, who uses derivates to get a much better bargain and income along the way. I'm going to be on the hook for assignment of Netflix at Bill Ackman's strike levels, but I was ok with that going into it, also going to be on the hook...

I do hope that everyone realizes my post was 'sarcasm'. That said, to be honest, after trading crypto for a few years, even a 3% drop in S&P is barely noticeable compared to my drawdowns I'm used to... The only problem is how it affects my derivates.

Yes, I did find the tittle a little... click-baity. But, it is still of interest

Crash? WTF, I see no crash. Where is crash? According to our Efficient Markets Hypothesis, we have deducted that no such thing can happen. You see, the stock-market over all is flawless and always prices in proper price-discovery in realtime and also is forward looking and prices in all things...

Well, it was only a matter of time before even Israel was going to start too... Israel is reducing its exposure to the dollar and to the Euro to add exposure to the Renminbi. https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/israel-dumps-dollar-chinas-renminbi

Despite the NasDaq tech-wreck of 2022 is continuing its path of destruction on tech stocks, BTC/ETH either drops minimal in comparison, or even gains in value now. This is not quite what many were expecting... Still scratching my head here.

Actually, the high-fliers I was trading yesterday were already under up-tick rule locks, meaning shorting restrictions were in effect.

So! What a shit-show in the Nasdaq today. NetFlix was down again, and related equities began getting sucked toward the vortex yet again! Roku got sucked so far down the rabbit-hole that it triggered the circuit breaker. Of course, I couldn't help myself just before that happened, and...

Seems Ackman was just a little late to the show, while riding Icahn's coat-tails. Remember this back in 2015?

Dear god, I always hated this annoying guy who's vids popped up on my Youtube suggestion list constantly. Glad to see this hypocrite get what was coming to him. YouTuber Ethan Klein, who previously said that cancel culture was a good thing, complained about losing all of his sponsors after...

So, I just now finished reading the earlier book I mentioned: HOW YOU CAN TRADE LIKE A PRO It wasn't too bad. I'd suggest it is ok for a novice, but not a total beginner because they will be totally confused early on from the start when it comes to equity options, even if they do grasp futures...

I forget the exact stats, but I believe the majority of BTC/ETH owners are long-time hodler's. Only the paper-hands who were attracted to short-term rising highs are the ones that tend to sell... and panic-sell. It's logical if you think about it. Many who just ape in when they see shit go up...

My response to Morgan Stanley: "Thanks Captain Obvious!" My next question, is the sun going to rise tomorrow? Can we have an article letting us know if that will be the case still going forward? I am not too sure if sun-rises could be a reoccurring thing. Are they truly cyclical?