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Aug. 12th likely to be "wild". ***83.5 million planted acres (corn) too low IMO. [MEDIA] [MEDIA]
If you've read any stories of other "famous" traders, some of them started out in the business with pretty "minimal" jobs but it was the "foot in...
There's a limited amount of equity (outstanding shares) available so to short you need to borrow the shares & pay the fee. With futures, new...
Every spending project puts a few bucks in a few pockets & buys a few more votes. A buck for you.....a buck for you.....EVERYONE gets a buck!!!...
If your broker tells you one is low risk and the other high risk then maybe someone should explain to them why they have the same $$ risk. :)
Covered Call: Long 100 XYZ and sell 1 call Covered Put: Short 100 XYZ and sell 1 put ***Futures would be the same except you'd sell 1 call/put...
Yes, it's considered "selling naked puts" because you have no protection. Example: Naked........Sell $90 put on a $100 stock. Losses continue...
Not very likely you'd get a margin call unless you're selling puts on very speculative stocks or the market really crashed, which is possible....
#1 reason why so many live paycheck-to-paycheck IMO. Increase the pay by 10% to all employees & most will still live paycheck-to-paycheck as...
Think IB will beat all of them on commissions.
#1 on your list is what the article was referring to. Just make sure you're testing this as a LONG-ONLY strategy. BUY at the close of today then...
You're focused on margin & I'm focused on $$. I'll leave my previous response as is with no further comment. :thumbsup:
Before testing many years of data, test your own computer backtest by manually testing the last 10 days & compare to your computer backtest....
Buy just before the close every day and close it @ the open of next day :)...
Money leaving "active" trading accounts & moving to passive ETFs. No need for traders to pick & choose stocks. In general, traders will do worse...
EDIT: Meant to say "sell 110 naked call" not "put" ***They need to leave a longer "edit" period :-)
Looking @ options trading from a % rather than $$ is a mistake IMO. Options trading will usually have greater % returns/losses but the focus...
"Credit Default Swaps" is not "credit spreads".
Credit Spread......limited loss. Sell naked Call........unlimited loss.....or be short the underlying if option exercised. Sell naked...
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