I found them here, but looks like they mixed up some NASDAQ stocks in the article (I was looking on my phone and didn't notice):...
AMC, MRNA, EBAY, GTT, CZR, etc I guess one stock that goes up 1500% can replace 30 stocks that lost 50% of value each.
Well, all Chinese stocks are dropping for similar reasons, which now became a trend, thus supporting TA :) Though I see TA guys continually...
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BTW, if your edge is in picking stocks then you could just as well hold those stocks during the same period(s) without needing to use the wheel...
Maybe, but then you may be concentrating on a few stock picks that may just as well lose you more that the market/SPX at other times. At minimum 8...
Because you claim to have "awesome trading" skills while you didn't show any trading skills besides following everyone who uses the wheel...
Then you're pretty much screwed. There were literally thousands of people saying the same thing in 2017. Now they're terrified of the stock...
So is it your awesome trading or the awesome market and the Fed? :) Have you traded through 2018-2020? Or longer?
I see. Then “In the last 30 days” may be true, but doesn’t make sense in context of “never”. Anyway, he also thought the number 4444 wouldn’t be...
Knock yourself out: https://hireglyph.com/questions
His post isn’t related to integer/round numbers.
Thanks for explaining why 99% of traders lose money. And why this building is missing so many floors: . [ATTACH]
Tony Saliba’s “The Options Workbook”. The guy is an option’s trading legend who wrote a genetic book with the same info as in any other options book.
Actually SPY example show that in IB this is rather not IV @ATM because it's little off: [ATTACH]
I can't find documentation for it and can't speculate. It is possible for it to be ATM strike's IV, but would it be put's IV or call's IV? They do...
What would be the point of displaying the same ATM IV in two places, at the ATM strike and then again for all strikes @expiry? While ToS probably...
I don't know, just trying to figure out why SPX %yield = SPY %yield, where SPY supposedly includes borrow costs while SPX wouldn’t. What if I buy...
Hey, don't want to bother you too much, but just trying to get to the root of the matter, as I am still seeing that the borrow costs seem...
Cool, I get similar/static value with basic calc: Strike + Call Price - Put Price. But I remember not getting static dividend %yield at different...
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