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Bob, JBOs are GONE. I'm talking about getting a real job. He can make 65k base a year in Chicago with 20% to 40% bonus payout plus health insurance and learn from the smartest people in the world how to trade. Or he can take the 25k he saved up and trade it into the ground plotting trend...

No different then selling naked puts. It's a terrible strategy on so many levels. For one, the calls are going to have ZERO premium in them because they price out the divy. Two, you are giving away the upside. So if you get called away, what do you do, rush in and buy the highs? Or stay out...

The old mavers discussion on convexity will indeed happen this weekend. It will be Sunday evening. I already have the excel charts done. Stay tuned...

If you think that is a rocket take a look at the Dec/Mar Oats spread. I can't upload images for some reason but check it out.

Bob, "if" a 19 year old has 25k, let him go to a prop firm. If by some chance he does have that kind of money at that age, blowing through it is not a good idea especially if he decides maybe he should go to school and now can no longer afford to do that.

Good lord. That kind of chart is hard to screw up. LOL.

Completely missed that! Good call copy.

HJ barely made an A down today. HJ down 19 ticks today, Novy Gas down 180 ticks.

Natty giveth...natty taketh away...

Mark Fisher will be on power lunch tomorrow on CNBC. I'm bid for size that he will be bullish on oil. I don't think he has ever been bearish. LOL.

And in walks the Illuminati....lol.

Flame war? All I asked was which perfect utopian society you call home since we are just a big circus act for you. Of course I do find it odd that someone who resides in the city which calls one of one of the most corrupt institutions in the world home, the Catholic Church, is looking down on...

And which country proudly bears shelter for you?

WTI front spread trading at -.24! That is nuts. Nice squeeze going into delivery.

Kyle Bass will be interviewed on Power Lunch today on CNBC. Just a heads up...

OK, well this is more detail then I was looking to go into. I know for a fact that the routes I fly the most have gone down and in some cases substantially. Perhaps overall they are higher. It does not change my view of the industry that its dead and not sustainable long term. Airlines...

No, you are saying PRASM is higher. The specific revenue metric you are using. I was simply saying "airfares" in general are lower and I cited the trend in the FRED graph. Yes, I cherry picked the start date of 2011 so my comment should read, since 2011, the CPI Airfare price index has been...

See I still disagree with this. You have to be more specific. It's never been cheaper to fly into cities like NY. Have fares gone up in St. Louis? Maybe. It's hub specific. The issue is not just the oligopoly but at what hubs are airlines competing for seats and where are they not. You...

And just "who" are these "friends" you speak of?

Bravo! Well said.