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wow looks like stocks are going to explode

www.leroycurbmarket.com They offer 15 cent commissions and 28% margin interest. You need a fax number, they fax in the quotes in the morning and you call in the trades.

Actually there are neighborhoods where those 500K dropped down to like 120K because the developments were already overpriced. and 120K is still to high for those McMansions when the area they were built has a low 28K average salary.

If they bought a home to live in, why would they care? If they can pay the mortgage as they have been doing for 10 years. how does it change the fact that the home they bought was for shelter purpose? it seems stupid to think that it is a good idea to make housing so expensive that it...

If housing prices plummet lets say to 1980 prices wont that make the wages people earn tolerable? If wages are deflating over the decades, dont assets need to deflate? If the average wage is 34K, then the average home should not cost 500K it should cost 70K And that would be better for...

#1 yes. Thats how you get the low cost commissions. #2 OR maybe that 1.10 was the last trade. :) What sounds more logical #1 or #2?

16K teaches how to go long a call or a put. 28K teaches how to do a covered call and a covered short put.

Calculator and a sheet of paper and pencil.

I wonder if he will go to a nut house to be released 10 years later as "Cured"

why do people want to daytrade so little money? you buy at best 1 lot of stock to trade. how will you profit doing that?

then how come they are paying the Madoff victims?

I wonder if fox will cancel her tv show?

I bet Republicans will chicken out and approve raising the debt ceiling.

.5% weekly increases means a 26% return on the S&P for 2011

Just like what started in 1982 when unemployment was high etc.. then the markets went parabolic for 5 years straight?

Romney will never win. He is a Mormon and that does not pass muster with republicans.

It is a subsidy to all traders. We win on this as well.

Is it mainly institutions or hedge funds? who primarily buys options and who primarily sells them. it seems that regular investors do not touch options and are scared of them. so is the majority of volume professionals (hedge funds etc..)

I took a 16K loss in 2009 and booked it. but I made it all back up and then some instead of waiting and potentially big risk. now I am doing very well. but I learned valuable lessons at least now I have 16K loss for taxes :) to offset profits.