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there's nothing special about the market being closed tomorrow. Whether it's closed for a holiday, for a weekend, or for a stupid little storm, it has the same effect on the price of options. Think of tomorrow as a holiday

I agree, this is so retarded. the market is so important that NOTHING, not even a nuclear bomb or asteroid, should be able to shut it down. and definitely not a storm FFS!!

they have $5/share in cash as of today. Tell me how they could be worth $9B when they have $10.5B in cash?

why do you need that chart? It takes 10 seconds to google the fact that the USA had a population 215MM in 1975 and 310MM in 2010. it would have taken you less time to google that than to write your posts.

peter schitt is an idiot. Didn't he say 4 years ago, after the first stimulus and TARP, that we'd have hyperinflation by now? meanwhile interest rates continue to decline. If not for these QE's, we'd have falling home prices and DEFLATION. He's been totally wrong on that one

you're BSing. If an option has a $2000 margin requirement and your account has $1600, you can't sell the option. Period. no broker wll let you do that. if your account has $2001, you can sell the option but the $400 premium is not available to write additional options. That's because your...

until the short option position expires or is closed, that cash is not available for any purpose, whether it be buying stock or selling/buying options or withdrawing cash.

for the last 4 years, all these tools who forgot to take their meds have come out with predictions like a great depression, hyperinflation, yada yada yada. notice how they disappear a year later? they should STFU.

wow, this thread is mostly useless political garbage. Back to the topic: how does the new 3.8% tax apply to profits on 1256 contracts?

if you could sue each time someone emailed you something vulgar, i'd be rich by now. stop PMS'ing and get over it

so you want scientists to continue to do studies, but you don't want companies or the government to pay for them. You basically want those researchers to work for free. Yeah, your way is so much better. let's do your way and watch medical advances come to a complete standstill.

blah. If you generally eat healthy and aren't overweight, you can eat eggs. I go through periods where i can eat 15+ yolks per week, followed by a couple of weeks where i might eat only a couple, then repeat. My cholesterol is under 150 it probably has to do with the fact i'm not a fatass...

I can't do high-intensity workout on an empty stomach. that includes resistance work. I get dizzy and have no energy. But for low-intensity cardio, like leisurely biking on the stationary bike or brisk walking, i will exercise on an empty stomach, sometimes for 2+ hours. During...

chins/rows work completely different muscles than DL's, even a DL that's not done with perfect form.

If that's her with the key pendant necklace, then i hope she doesn't post her photo. i have a feeling she's 40 lbs overweight.

For bench presses, I train inside a power rack. it's very safe. been doing it for many years, and I know exactly where to set the spotter rods so I don't get crushed. i also train to failure on rows, pullups, curls, abs and lunges; there's nothing dangerous about training to failure with...

if you guys aren't training to failure every workout, how are you growing?? You would plateau very quickly . I feel that if I'm not going to failure, i'm not trying hard enough and my body will stop building muscle. Isn't failure the stimulus to tell the muscle to grow? As for squats, i...

I don't think i've ever seen her post something outside the Chit Chat forum. does she actually have a brokerage account? does she know what futures contract or P/E ratio is? :confused::confused::confused: i'm slightly intrigued by this enigma that is RCG Girl

that's because the book value of financial stocks can't be trusted. Their balance sheets are a tangled mess. They are so heavily invested in leveraged instruments (derivatives) that their book value can plummet almost overnight, as it did in 2008. GM's book _should_ be more straightforward...

I just noticed GM is trading exactly at book value. plus they have $2.80 EPS. why are they so cheap? Do they have a significant future liability that's not being considered in their book value?