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china hustle http://variety.com/2017/film/asia/toronto-china-hustle-alibaba-1202552860/

it seems doubtful the way you wrote it, under your scenario you can't sell an uncovered call option because the loss is theoretically unlimited.

link?

Alexander Osipovich joins WSJ as a reporter covering the futures market and major exchanges. He previously served as commodities editor at Risk.net.

as the lady said I would rather have a stupid smart genius than a smart idiot.

it is more his ego than his pocket book. he made enough to be comfortable for the rest of his life.

let's see if Trump will take out Maduro or kim jong.

of course. there is one set of laws for the lord of the manor. there is another set of laws for the peasants/serfs.

just follow Will Rogers advice: " buy stocks that go up. if they don't go up don't buy them."

these people have lawyers and know their industry. in one case, maybe the person didn't anticipate/know that his plane was going to make a short stay-over in the US. it was either bad planning or bad luck, if the plane made an unforeseen landing in the US.

your suggestion is also poorly worded, fellow member of the drinking class.:D there was no crime committed in the non-citizens home country. the crime , I suppose was communicating with US residents.

I created a poorly worded title to this thread. any helpful suggestion how to reword it? the point behind this thread is why do people whose business activity is legal in their home countries visit the US where same activity is considered to be illegal.

https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/fbi-arrests-owner-of-bigoption-binarybook-brokers-charges-carry-up-to-40-years-in-jail.313496/ e.g.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Carruthers. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-396400/Internet-gambling-industry-crisis-U-S-arrest-British-boss.html

here is a similar example:https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-06-05/john-paulson-goes-from-hot-to-not-as-most-client-money-vanishes

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-08-01/paul-tudor-jones-clients-said-to-pull-15-from-main-hedge-fund

if by chance you are thinking of trading off inside information, forget that thought. the SEC has very sophisticated methodology to detect unusual trading patterns.

the solution is for you to find a broker with an interface you find acceptable. if you can't find one, improve your trading skills to the point where at least one trading platform becomes usable.

aha! timing is everything.