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Im honestly convinced MMs are all short options and mark the close on them lower at 4:15 and artificially crush there price from 4-4:15 for spy options

I guess my fear is I'll be long a fuck ton of options, someone marks the close, then I get fucked (exercised well above true price)

Probably sound like an idiot, but can you elaborate what happened here on close?

I realized people can move an illiquid closing auction to force a bad options to be exercised. Saw this Shopify close, idk if its legit, but if you randomly had 100 775 calls & they got exercised, you'd be down 700k (Assuming you get out at 710). I often have worthless weird large option...

I usually trade with some bias. Many don't. My best and worst days are from the bias causing size/holding adjustment. If your bias's have edge, you should trade with them

I am a trader/programmer. FlaUI and basic C# skills can do 90% of what UI Path software does and is free. A junior dev out of school can figure it out if pointed in the right direction. I did this type of programming out of school. They also have competitors like Blue Prism, etc. I am certain...

Would love to see Robinhood go on shark tank and give their numbers to Kevin and here him buy his equity. "We lose a billion dollars a year and are seeking 1 billion dollars for 5% equity"

I haven't traded it in many months. Just questioning if something was keeping it pinned up. It seems money flowing out of risk on assets really slammed $GME and $AMC though, destroying my theory

Christ, the pinning has broke

I still would expect gradual down flows, you eventually need to sell

It seems like for months that AMC and Gamestop have been pinned to $40 and $200. Every time these deviate above or below these targets, it seems like we gravitate back. Is this just my imagination or are there real flows that are pinning these stocks to these price points?

Going through threads here and just want to say this guy is full of shit. Float can be important if you understand it ...

I appreciate the advice but by many metrics QQQ is riskier than my trading.

I am 24 years old and have run my roth ira up a large amount day trading. Now that account holds the vast majority of my wealth. I'd like to start trading from there full time and was wondering the implications I will face when I inevitably have to withdraw. From my understanding, I will have...

Hello, I have only traded US markets so far and am mildly interested in trying my strategies out in different markets. Most of my money is tied up in my roth since that was my first trading account. Are there any implications I should be aware of before starting tax wise/commission wise/cash...

I have used IBKR for a long time and mostly like them. A few of my orders sometimes have insane commissions though. For instance I took out the ask on penny wide ford with 10000 shares and I think the order was around $40 in commissions. I paid nearly 10k in commissions last year. Is it worth it...

I have a tendency to get cocky, when making a lot of successful trades in a row. I then increase the amount I bet and bet outside the optimum. What do you all do to stay disciplined? I'm in the process of trying to automate as many of my systems as I can (mainly to remove my emotional...

I respect the Najarian brothers cause they often have skin in the game. They often will say they own something before recommending it . Today they said they own $41 $MS Dec 21st calls. Also I think they sound more intelligent off air

I look at my mistakes I made and try my best not to make the same mistake in the future. Wise men learn from other's mistakes, smart men learn from their own mistakes, fools never learn from mistakes.