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That's exactly what I mean.:) Margin requirements now might significantly differ from the ones 1 minute (or 1 day) from now.

Well, what does dynamic margin exactly mean? Doesn't that mean that at some point they might think your positions carry too much risk?

Does that mean that they can ask you at any time to liquidate all positions ASAP?

He seemed to explain this in his OP.

When it comes to hiring a money manager, investors are usually biased toward not losing money than having exorbitant gains.

What stops you from contacting the guy?

Over 50% a year? This is kind of stiff. 30% won't do the cut?

Let the guy prove himself by trading in live account. :-)

Does that mean, that after you sold options, you margin increases & you can keep selling indefinitely?

Only it can't.

Next step is creating shovel ready jobs.

How does it matter on what day they expire? Friday expirations should be enough. Let's see if the other ones will get enough volume.

More trading fees for them.

I wish I could make 30% a year. I am such a laggard.

You scared me, I thought I've got virus or something. :-)

It's time for the live account.

That makes sense then. You just need to buy and sell option premiums at the same time, easy money.

Do you realize that to get triple digits returns Steve Burns should allocate for each trade a very small capital compared to options premium. This means he somehow found a risk-free way to make money. Good for him & for you.

What's Steve Burns's net worth? What part of it comes from trading?

I didn't answer your question but was asking for clarification. So how much one can profit today from the losers?