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The really big picture in the dax on 4H, you see hidden divergence so expecting new lows, today has a doji with bearish bar in the making. That will trigger most likely the head and shoulders neckline which would give a target of 11500 at least.

two swing trades for today: short dax etf @ 1236 and long GLD both are long term holds ...

my personal view on this: 'are you out of your mind doing this after such an old bull market' ... I hope for you this is a theoretical exercise for your papertrading account ;-)

the dax is quite a beast :-)

I you hedge a position (like described in forex) you don't really have a position: you are flat so you can't make money unless you 'unhedge' the position ... it just makes no sense, you might as well close your position and initiate a new position later ...

you'd better ask yourself: 'what can go right with this strategy' ? it's not a strategy; it's just people (beginners) fooling themselves ...

you might want to read some more and spend some time in demo cause you obviously don't get it ...

different country different stocks different prices it just has nothing to do with Dow 20000

there isn't a situation, just a guy that doesn't know how the option markets work, which in itself is a rather dumb thing to do when you are trading them ...

get an option calculator to not lose to much time value if any left

the above answer should do the trick

why not wire the money ?

I used to be an options market maker: in this case I'd like to take an absolute position since it's so obviously clear ...

you 'know you can do this' while 95% out there can't ... ? and that belief is based on ?

no serious person trades binary options, case closed ....

seems you prefer the nitpicking though ...

what's more important though is that IB's trading is ringfenced from it's brokerage, they have a lot of own capital and they have made decent money over 20 years + they have a good liquidation system if your margin does not suffice ... as a whole this seems very much important to me ... so much...

https://www.interactivebrokers.com/en/index.php?f=2334

but unless someone asks IB we'll never know ...

as far as I remember there is extra insurance ...