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You are right about LAX, still the same TSA, never change. Just flew the redeye home, 30 minutes line in front of the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf to get a $5 coffee. It is a human zoo, big and small animals.

that's correct, it is understood the time decay factor, yet people piled on and created a betting market. nothing to do with xi and biden or whoever else. apple has had disappointing sales in the last three quarters yet the price stays high, up or down? i just don't know and won't bet foror...

cut loss and let go. it is option lol, it has risks.

This has nothing to do with the overall economic, it is a trade that happens once a while with known names. Just name one Japanese stocks you can trade with, nothing came to mind. Chinese stocks pdd jd baba are liquid with sufficient options volume, when they drop, some ETFs will buy them up.

Why would it be a dilemma? It is a good problem to have because you are not losing money. Once a year there are few falling good names that will bounce back after a quarter or two. NFLX and META if you catch them. AAPL back in 2019, TSLA this year, NVDA Q3 last year, countless opportunities. I...

leap call positions allow you to excise any shares you can afford, bullish view yes, but up to a price range

Typical way to finance a long dated trade since you own it. 15 points is double digit return already.

baba is an almost guaranteed money, hot money comes and goes with baba, and liquid, not a yolo trade, say 25 6 months and 25 12 months $65 calls are so easy to pick. you can sell 1 month $80 call to cap if you wants to cap risk lower. Walmart on the other hand, vol is not enough to make big money.

Case in point, Walmart and baba yesterday, back to recent months low, good trades to buy calls or sell puts further down, depends on if you want to own it or not. I am comfortable buying atm calls on baba 6-12 months out.

Sell put 65-70

Dude Dude, are they both hiding in Walmart near you?

Jackson Hewitt, seriously?

id think the greeks should be similar. Difference you can take the underlying and wait for a rebound and make more money, like a stock. While SPX you have to take losses, in cash. I had traded SPX for 3 years and it wasn’t worth it.

No need to leverage, few times a year you see the big drop in the best companies, buy leap calls max out all the available cash you have, easily come out to the other side.

idk where these non profits get their funding, reads like a narrative more than a news. since everyone has nuke, it is a moot point.

https://portal.ampclearing.com/account/commissionquote.aspx

It is commercial software, not state sponsored hack. Now they are making enemies with the treasury settlement system, I bet they become high priority target of cyber crimes. Could happen to other banks.

No such rules. A US person can't trade CFD, the rest is up to the brokers to give you access. But again, options are not a thing in many foreign jurisdictions, warrants are more popular.

As I wrote in the fixed income thread, be ready for rate cut and position zt/zn/zb more or less. 275bps in total projected by the big guys are somewhat on the right track.

that's what open market operations is for, buying and selling short, mid and long term instruments to plot the yield curves.