Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Use the Way in the money exercised trick to get 100 shares...Buy a friday $10 call for (Presently) $30900 and then exercise it...BAM 100 shares at market price...


BTW IF this is true this is epic...
They are out of shares to fill orders...HENCE the limitations...
https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1356032489211441154?s=20

 

those limits are total though. You can only buy 5 more GME calls - period. Not 5 then execute and 5 more. 5 more ever.

F robinhood.

 

incorrect. says held at any given time. you can sell to get below the limit and then buy up to it.

 

Does anyone have any good recommendations for good stock simulators? All the ones I've found so far are basic buy and sell with limit orders. They either don't allow options or they require you to upgrade

 

Ah okay I was misreading how aggregate limits were applied.

in either way. F robinhood. It shouldn’t be confusing of how much and what and when you can buy it.

 

looks like tos does it goodly. Haven’t tried it myself yet though.

https://www.benzinga.com/money/paper-trading-options/

 

Looks like I have to open a regular account with them in order to access the paper money simulator

 

Well that blows. Have you used the other options on that list?

edit you could just try by putting them into yahoo portfolios and using today’s asks and keeping track of it over time
That way.

 

This 100%. Plus they are generating taxable capital gains when they're churning the portfolio.

 

I'm still going through the list so I'll keep you posted

 

Create a TD ameritrade account and use think or swim paper...
https://tickertape.tdameritrade.com/tools/papermoney-stock-market-simulator-16834

 

Boring! Learn with real money!

 

VIX turned red and futures recovering. My crystal ball says green at open.

 

And that applies to most specialists. It's not that their specialty is particularly hard, it's that most people don't want to put the time and effort into learning just how simple it is.

I've seen people pay a mechanic multiple times to fix an issue and fail. They take it to another one and he fixes it in 5 minutes. Patients go to doctors for years without success, only to switch doctors and have their problems fixed in a single visit. Specialist doesn't mean good, it just means they did what ever work was required to be called a specialist. Most problems in life can be solved without a specialist, but then again I've seen adults who I am pretty sure have their parents tie their shoes in the morning.

 

Ooookaaaay.

IF this is true...wow. I have a few theories but we are WAY outside of explored space right now gents.

 

Can I learn with YOUR money?

It's kind of true. most companies only have so many shares. Adding more reduces the value of those already out there and is usually done when the ones already out there are worthless and you need more money.

The excuse Robinhood gave is that they personally had insufficient funds to cover the amount of shares people were trying to buy. Theoretically it could be true. They can't instantly get the money from your account to cover your purchases, so they cover it with their own money during that delay. I'd be more likely to believe it if more and more of them weren't doing the same thing.

 

You've mistaken me for replying to something else. I was referencing TreeFortRichard's post about there possibly being a mega large number of failure to delivers in GME in the system. This is a pretty good primer on where that WTF could be going in this current mix:

https://youtu.be/JKc0KQvvfWE?t=107

Robinhood's liquidity issue I am well aware of.

 

If that's the case, then this week is going to get VERY spicy.

 

More here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreet...st/glib7cs/?context=3&utm_name=wallstreetbets

Of specific interest:

But then, I just like the stock.