The #1 Skill In Selling Options

Lol, the good Lord should have blessed you with as much humor as He did righteous indignation.

SavedByTheBell said:
Wow! Can’t believe this!

The only thing you can ask them to do legally is pay a consulting fee. That’s all! Treating them like this, subjecting them to humiliation, asking sexual favors etc are illegal. Even on an online forum.
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spy said:
Lol, the good Lord should have blessed you with as much humor as He did righteous indignation.
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What’s religion got to do with this? I knew it!
What do you say to this kind of thinking , destriero? I am really out of this ET now. “God” bless you all with this thinking.
 
:( Awe... don't be like that. We all mean well. It's just a little friendly ribbing, that's all. Just keep repeating to yourself... "sticks and stones can break my bones but words will never hurt me" :strong:

SavedByTheBell said:
What’s religion got to do with this? I knew it!
What do you say to this kind of thinking , destriero? I am really out of this ET now. “God” bless you all with this thinking.
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spy said:
:( Awe... don't be like that. We all mean well. It's just a little friendly ribbing, that's all. Just keep repeating to yourself... "sticks and stones can break my bones but words will never hurt me" :strong:
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“And the words became flesh” :)
 
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where is the confusion here? Trading isn't a level playing field. stop this nonsensical campaign that you need to aware the entire world of the pitfalls of options trading. don't like it? don't trade them. don't like FX? don't trade it.

nobody in the fucking world logged on today to Elitetrader.com and decided "who is going to save me from my own choices?"
 
TheDawn said:
Ok I will post the links to them here once I find them again. But what I have described is something that's observed in options market and it's not resolved by the fact that it's a zero-sum game. It's when the payoff from the zero-sum game is asymmetrical that's the problem which I tried to explain in my original post in this thread here which nobody bothers to read:
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we all read it. A zero sum game is a zero sum game.

Can you construct a zero sum game that's not zero sum?
 
cesfx said:
I don't want to get involved in this thread technical argument, but generally, who is "nice" to noobs?
School, work, life, the gym, the street, the pub? not even one's granny teaching how to cook has to be nice in the process.
Why should seasoned finance expert professionals, bare with the annoying, continuously repeated, theories of noobies that try to re-discover hot water? and they do assist repeatedly... I am actually impressed by their patience, and I learn something even from the nastiest arguments here.
Did you learn anything new about options from this? no? well...
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Everyone is nice to noobs. But The Dawn isn't a noob. He understands the options markets completely. He said so.
 
TheDawn said:
Ok I will post the links to them here once I find them again. But what I have described is something that's observed in options market and it's not resolved by the fact that it's a zero-sum game. It's when the payoff from the zero-sum game is asymmetrical that's the problem which I tried to explain in my original post in this thread here which nobody bothers to read:
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You're r*tarded.

AAPL (pre-split) was tighter NBBO on notional in vol/spot. You simply lack the cognitive overhead.
 
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