Recent content by quantuz

not much of a stupid call actually :). Check here: http://virgingalactic.com Yes, you gotta be pretty famous to make it in such a venture - but it's multimilion venture nevertheless.

so i am just thinking to create a brokerage/website where orders will cost a fixed $1 dollar. I know there are many expenses/problems, etc. I am just asking if you think customers will be attracted to such thing or they will stick to known names like etrade, scottrade, etc. 10x!

Well my 2 cents: - If you don't know enough about options, go and learn. - Covered calls won't make you rich unless you have huge amounts of capital and try to pocket on say 20% per year. Even then covered calls have huge risk involved. It works this way: People hope and pray the stock will...

One strategy that I've thought about is: 1. Sell at the money. 2. "Use" the money from the sale and buy deep out the money. It's actually called "call back spread"...or a "put back spread". The idea is as follows: When you sell at the money one contract and buy deep-otm say 10...

So...do you think it's a good business if a website acts as a forex broker that matches orders between its customers? Something like an ECN or a DMA broker...but without offering the orders on some intranet of other banks, hedge funds - but just its own customers? Like...on the fictional website...

yeah this punter will receive a 'nice' email that his order is rejected :)

Well...i am guessing they simply pray and hope for 50% of the trades to be winnign and the rest 50% to be losing - like a casino...and then they make money from the 1 pip of all other pairs. It seems they don't match any trade...just trade against you...like a...bookmaker. Which is bad. And...to...

So...i cam accross some FX brokers which offers no pips and no commission on eur/usd - while charging just one pip on all other pairs...including gold. Also...no commissions for CFDs, just some spread. Does it sounds like a ponzi? They don't seem to be DMA right? With such prices i don't think...

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so basically i am considering a few fx brokers, one of which offering 0.1 pips on eurusd and a fixed 1 pip on all other pairs. is it a ponzi? And other than this broker i am planning to use most likely dbfx or forex.com - are these guys any good? 10x!

just...theoretically and hypothetically :)....would you? And it's not illegal by any means as long as you report it. 10x!