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MarketWatch reached out to several option market-makers for comment, including Wolverine Trading, Optiver and Akuna Capital, but didn’t receive a response. Other analysts have raised concerns about the potential for 0DTEs to exacerbate market stress during periods of panic, an issue that MarketWatch explored in a story published earlier this ...
Yes, if i understand your question. But after 6 months or a year, even most candle charts are too small or slow loading.....
They don't even try to hide it. However, that said, they are usually the first to post EIA / API oil numbers and other economic data. I go there for the bearish perspective on the market. Most of the data that they post is from major banks.
The Roaring 20s roared due to Central Bank printing, which created higher prices, both consumer goods, and capital goods -- i.e., stock prices. Repeat and rinse, several times, and in addition to solid reasons, NVDA soars. But so do nonsense MEME stocks, and push most world markets to new highs.
The opening range is the range between the high and low of the first 5-30 minutes of trading. The ORB strategy assumes that the opening range represents the uncertainty of the market at the beginning of the day. Once the price breaks out of the opening range, it is seen as a signal that the market has direction and is likely to continue moving ...
How about Marketwatch? Biden’s Treasury Department said it’s proposing “a minimum tax of 25 percent on total income, generally inclusive of unrealized capital gains, for all taxpayers with wealth (that is, the difference obtained by subtracting liabilities from assets) greater than $100 million.”
The idea would be to let it slowly dissolve, and avoiding closing, which is a taxable event. Of course all the other short risks exist, getting called away, for exampl4, could negate this but I was just wonder if instead of closing a short UVXY position just letting it run. Make sure you hedge otherwise this could happen: https://www ...
just21 said: Www.poweropt.com will let you scan for this. Yeah but, a $100.00 a month real-time service or $110.00 a month for "premium" service. And still no greeks. #7 Sep 13, 2015.
Cabin111 said: Yes, that page locks up on me... Where I sit they created a whole new front page. Next (example), I will click on the Coke (KO) summary page, they have moved everything to different places. I can get use to that...I have to every few years, when they change their website. Here is the problem. I'll click on the option page of KO.
hedron. I have 100s of watchlist and I need to clean them up because I can't find anything. Going through them 1 by 1 going to the menu>delete>list>whatever then confirming is too annoying. Are they located in Windows' file system somewhere?