N noob_trad3r Sep 24, 2010 #1 Lets say someone came up with a death put that is binary and pays 100 dollars on death per contract. The LEAP expires 2013 and costs 10 dollars. would you buy?
Lets say someone came up with a death put that is binary and pays 100 dollars on death per contract. The LEAP expires 2013 and costs 10 dollars. would you buy?
A atticus Sep 24, 2010 #2 Quote from noob_trad3r: Lets say someone came up with a death put that is binary and pays 100 dollars on death per contract. The LEAP expires 2013 and costs 10 dollars. would you buy? More... Yours is marked to 99.
Quote from noob_trad3r: Lets say someone came up with a death put that is binary and pays 100 dollars on death per contract. The LEAP expires 2013 and costs 10 dollars. would you buy? More... Yours is marked to 99.
M Martinghoul Sep 24, 2010 #3 One thing for sure... The term "market manipulation" will suddenly acquire a plethora of new and exciting possible interpretations.
One thing for sure... The term "market manipulation" will suddenly acquire a plethora of new and exciting possible interpretations.
S spindr0 Sep 24, 2010 #4 Quote from Martinghoul: One thing for sure... The term "market manipulation" will suddenly acquire a plethora of new and exciting possible interpretations. More... Is that done by digital ex-strap-olation ?
Quote from Martinghoul: One thing for sure... The term "market manipulation" will suddenly acquire a plethora of new and exciting possible interpretations. More... Is that done by digital ex-strap-olation ?