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    Three Rich Treasury Secretaries Laugh It Up Over Income Inequality

    As much as I think Hank Paulson is an enemy of the state I do think the laughing was in jest and being taken out of context here. That being said, if there were a BBQ Paulson party tomorrow I'd show up with a case.
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    Start Of A Bear Market? Inquiring minds want to know...

    I picked up some SPY 2000 Sep lotto tickets on Friday in case of a fighting rally back up before it drops again. If the Fed were to do QE4 they'd only be making inevitable crash even worse.
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    Al Brooks - Al Crooks, Charlatan

    Scalping has two forms in common use. The traditional tick for tick DOM scalping and the intraday small move grabs lasting for a few minutes to even an hour or so depending on volume.
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    JPMorgan Analyst Is Latest to Choose Bliss Over Less-Fun Finance

    Quality of life? Actual contributions to culture and society rather than being a slave to money at all costs?
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    Why not always invest in Deep In The Money / Delta 1 Options?

    The intrinsic value in the DITM options is his protection. The spread is his cost to play it that way. I cannot see a situation in which ATM or OTM options is more protected for what he was originally talking about.
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    BTFD
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    Al Brooks - Al Crooks, Charlatan

    Aside from everything else here about Brooks - the above is actually a well known thing. Those who are usually smarter/sharper tend to overthink trades or be consistently too early to the party (raises hand).
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    Merits of synthetic short call with long call

    On top of that many in the retail crowd are shorting piles of OTM "high-probability" positions 15% type stuff waiting to both get fucked by gamma and vega when things go wrong.
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    Writing's been on the wall for a while now.
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    A hot new theory is being passed around for why the market crashed last month

    Because if they can keep manufacturing "solid" reasons it'll keep mom/pop feeling safe enough to keep their money in it. We can't have them exiting for fear of broken or suspect markets.
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    N225: ES now down about 16 pts at 1930.
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    A hot new theory is being passed around for why the market crashed last month

    So funds bailed rather than individual retail investors. Not exactly a big difference. Vol went up and investors exited.
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    I'm going with 180k as my *guess* for NFP. Anyways, so how about that ES and Nikkei, boys?
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    To give credit to Rickshaw, had you basically played the same stuff he said with reasonable risk management you'd probably have made money overall. BS level of the market is super high these days.
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    Calling PPT team, calling PPT team. Please report to the Citadel trading desk.
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    Here’s the advantage high-frequency trading firms have over everyone else

    What's not to get? My post basically implied there's more than one type of HFT. All HFT is fundamentally annoying but the direct/SIP ones are the main issue because it's straight up stealing.
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    Order of operations after early exercise of bear call spread (futures options)

    You could do that. The exercising party is probably never going exercise anyway as they'd be throwing away TV.
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    Linda Raschke’s 12 Technical Trading Rules

    I said it on Twitter as well but #1 isn't reliable. "They" regularly synthesize it. It's got to be a significant new high without strong rejection and preferably defended after profit taking.
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    I guess what I was referring to was the widely held belief that if the Fed lifted, equities would get hit (except we never really saw this priced in going into August or even July). Then the markets sold off and all the talk came about with "the Fed probably won't raise" and now more recently...
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    Order of operations after early exercise of bear call spread (futures options)

    I've never dealt with assignment and FOPs before (my recommendation is to search threads here), but I would have figured they'd just assign you a short position with the entry price the same as the short strike and it'd have margin accounted as usual for the underlying (i.e. 5k or so).
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