/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17875120
tell her to buy the airline stocks with her own money
do you have no backbone, man?

>>15785754
nah
okay first of all small spec traders don't really have that much money
big players could take all their money and probably wouldn't even notice.
options give investors and traders options, opportunities, flexibility. you don't have to use them. but if you have the need for them, they offer something that shares and futures and other instruments do not.

I'm not going to worry too much about some parts of your argument, because I don't think that they correspond to the way a stock or options marketplace functions (anonymous trading with disjointed parties trading into the marketplace and not necessarily with the other party directly). you are trading with the market at large, you are putting orders in a book. you can choose all kinds of things: type of order, contract price, type of option, strike price and expiry date... then your order might fill or not. if it doesn't fill, nothing happens. there is no forced exchange where the big bad banks and rich people force the options buyers to pay high premiums...
there is no "vast amounts of money" being transferred lol

>>13763378
>Imagine if your grandparents bought up all the land they could afford, and instead of selling it, just leased it out for years and years, and then passed it down to you. Would you just sell it and spend the money?


>implying your boomer parents wouldn't have already sold it to pay for crap
>while selling out your country, the entire developed world, the environment, a traditional society with strong institutions, etc.

(depending on how old your parent/grandparents are)

;^)

also that little girl looks to have made a tactical miscalculation to enter such an enclosed space. hope it all ends OK

>>12783594
They'll get it one of these years. Avy risk depends on wind and snow conditions in winter, so there will be windows where there is less snow above/underneath you. Also times when it is really, hard cold can be more 'stable' as far as the conditions go.

From what I read the bottleneck is just as unfriendly in the summer when it gets (relatively) warm; then you are talking about day/night instability in terms of expansion and contraction. That's where the ice falling randomly comes from.

>>12783850
tell story then

>>12783739
does it (the coloration) have a name? I still don't completely understand. will try google