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I learned my lesson with options trading a while ago.
Plenty of money to be made in options trading. If you lost money consistently, you need to work at it more. Same with futures or any other type of instrument (equities included).

P.S.: Don't ignore the greeks, especially vega.
 
Oh, and @ATN_Pilot, what if I told you... Futures are traded every single day by long-term investors for hedging purposes, and that futures can and do affect cash market prices.

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I would be shocked...SHOCKED if Warren Buffett doesn't use futures or options in some manner in his overall portfolio. Todd, sorry buddy, you just don't know what you don't know.
 
I would be shocked...SHOCKED if Warren Buffett doesn't use futures or options in some manner in his overall portfolio. Todd, sorry buddy, you just don't know what you don't know.
He probably does but futures is something the average investor should probably stay away from until they have time to devote to research.
 
dasleben said:
I would be shocked...SHOCKED if Warren Buffett doesn't use futures or options in some manner in his overall portfolio.

Then you don't know anything about Buffett. He'll tell you that he sparingly uses options, but that they are of no use for the individual investor. You aren't Berkshire Hathaway.
 
I suggest several of you look up and learn what Paul Rotter does with futures. I'm even willing to bet none of you know who he is.

50 million euro a year profit over the last decade. Uh correct stay away from futures [emoji57]
 
You're welcome to ignore what I have to say, but I'm going to say it. You can continue to push your options voodoo all you want, and I'll keep pushing people towards Graham and Dodd.
I simply think you speak with borrowed authority, is all. I just hope others realize that you lack experience in several areas you're speaking about. Carry on.
 
I simply think you speak with borrowed authority, is all. I just hope others realize that you lack experience in several areas you're speaking about. Carry on.

As Todd himself once said

"But like I said, keep talking if you want to keep embarrassing yourself. It's always amusing to see someone who thinks he understands my business better than I do."

He continues to borrow his authority from a book and not his own experience, which is extremely limited as proven by the way he communicates. When put In a corner on this topic he always reverts back to "tell the guy in my avatar"

Keep talking Todd, you can't dismiss the oodles of money made by successful traders that have done it differently than the oracle.
 
I think you'd actually take a liking to options trading if you were to learn about it, Todd. It's a technical, analytical style with a number of moving parts. I've done far better trading spreads in the S&P500 cash market than I ever did in straight equities. No voodoo; just a leveraged instrument that has uses in hedging as well as speculation.
 
And, if you balk at the term "speculation," remember that the S&P500 itself is the underlying.
 
I've learned plenty. Want nothing to do with it.
Oh, please. You just called it "witchcraft." That tells me there's absolutely no way you know anything about options at all.

Stick to what you know, and stop feigning authority over subjects you're not educated or experienced in. And if you really want to sit here and discuss options trading with me, start here: http://www.amazon.com/Option-Volatility-amp-Pricing-Strategies/dp/155738486X

...and get back to me in a month.
 
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