/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55645357
Holy shit thorchain is now a name I have not heard about in a pretty long time. I guess they got absolutely fucked, huh?

>>55558819

Nah, we had some pretty good news now that XRP is officially not a security, but we're celebrating a bit too early. I think the best case scenario will happen once we reliable ways to get rid of retarded pajeet scams.
Perhaps Arkham could provide the tools/incentives for it without the need of government intervention? A sort of necessary evil, if you will.

>>54454793
Oh okay, reading again. So if you make an order on an exchange, the exchange triggers the buy and sell orders.

These orders go to a market maker, this market maker doesn't give a shit about your buy/sell limits it just says what you are willing to pay (and the stock exchange you were using just triggered it due to the limit). It uses this, and does a bunch of trades to make money on the difference.

The market maker then spits back the trades to the stock exchange, the exchange then looks at those trades spit back and looks at the minimum, but it's not really the minimum, it's the minimum they got to see, because the market maker made money off of those minimum trades.

In reality, my example wouldn't happen because the stock market wouldn't allow the spread to go so negative that would happen, but if it did somehow trigger these wide buys and sells, the buyer would be fucked because the market maker doesn't care. That's how I see what you're saying making sense.

>>28975906
>he was forced out of the position because of the rise and was forced to close his position.
All of this would require these things to be true if that happened:

>1. He had to be bearish on gamestop
We know this isn't true because he held 30 million worth of call options when gamestop was over $100 that he was holding for half a year. He closed 10 million out to lock in gains but he HELD through $100 the majority of his bullish position (he was bullish).
>2. He would have have been "forced to close" due to an option expiring
How could he have been bearish holding 200k weekly option betting against gamestop when he was already holding 30m in calls on the same underlying?

The answer is at the time that this happened, what I believe is related and connected, is he sold to close 10 million dollars of his gamestop calls to take gains, at this same time he must have had a multi legged strategy that involved either out of the money calls that he bought back at the same time to close the position. It would have HAD to be calls (and not puts hedging) because he bought to close that leg (not sell to close like a put).
Overall he bought to close a debit position and didn't lose money because we know he made 10 million dollars around that time and HELD onto 20-30 million dollars in equity which he didn't close. So it makes no sense that he was bearish. I stand by what I said that he did NOT buy to close and he wasn't "forced out" of his position.

GHIV bros report in!!!
My modest price target for this week is $15. Im holding about 150 calls/spreads and will start selling at around @14.50. Will hold about 30% of them if i see it has good upwards momentum. Im expecting 80% return if it hits $15

>>25968464
You most likely bought a strike with a wide bid-ask and no volume. Its probably the most important thing to look for when buying an option you dont plan on exercising

>>25838433
>>25837531
If you dont have that much capital i recommend learning about Bull call spreads. Cheaper and alot less downside compared to buying regular calls, yet you can still eek out great returns

>>25614189
Merger vote is on 1/20, merger itself prob on 1/22. Merging with United wholesale Mortgage

OPTI slowly going up to +4% after being down more than 10%

>>25245883
I only buy options so its pretty difficult to find SPACs close to NAV. In theory i just need them to get to the $12 range and i walk away with 50-60%. Haven't lost yet

Im looking to throw 10k into BABA calls on monday. Any other chads plan to do anything similar?

>>25063111
Went from -6.7% today to -.35%...... illl fucken take it, got some good cheapies

>>25026790
15%... OPTIchad were going to make it!!!

9th day in a row that im up 2.5%+ getting kinda scared bros

>the fed hasn't been mandated to base their decisions off of climate change but........... we joined an organization with 90 other central banks to handle it.

>>22687739
Someone redpill me on this pivot point mumbo jumbo.

>not a forced vaccination
>by the way your kids can't go to public school if they aren't vaccinated

>>12137534
You seem upset
>>12137537
That anon use to be a tripfag named Teh Profit. He's having an existential crisis right now, which is normal and should be ignored :^)

>>11950862
It's amazing how stupid newfags are

>>11914741
GE is literally going bankrupt

>>11908334
You're missing healthcare and aerospace. Imo the most Chad would be:
Healthcare
Technology
Aerospace
Finance
Entertainment

These are the sources of (((power))) in society

>>2657901
Actually I'm not. I voted for my boy Bernie. But yea you can make your shit conclusions. Hillary was and always will be a piece of shit. That's not my bumper sticker I just took the photo the other day cause it made me laugh. The faggot that owned the truck ahead a trump sticker.

AyyyyLmao

>never cash out
>send spending btc to wallet
>use it to make purchases
>never pay tax on the amount

Would (((they))) know?

>>2320974

You are extremely negative. What other coins are getting juicy love with banks? ETH comes to mind. You are a pioneer of the digital age and you choose to FUD DGB of all coins? Take a look at your life mate!