Iowa Golfer

Tariffs aren’t tax like when they even the playing field. Quite the opposite. The Trump pass through tax provisions worked. We now have had some time to let these debates in 2016 ferment into facts, which most people knew anyway. Something funny in the water in Ohio. Passive aggressive. ...

Laid off down and away and got something to hit. Pitching coaches love the slider until they don’t. ...

UNC coming. Rapsoda and Trackman don’t lie. ...

Trackman and Rapsoda. The gun is slightly hot, but ball don’t lie when it’s electronically tracked. ...

Stolen valor. Buddies with that Navy guy. ...

SFP slips in enough generalities that are accurate, and also some things that can't be argued, so he gets away with it. He does intermix a lot of garbage in between all of that however. This said my business and tax attorney is my friend. He bills probably over $900K and takes home $750K. He was...

Interactive Brokers is the most sophisticated platform retail traders can get. I don't really trade, but when I sell a large position I like that I can route it to dark pools so I don't impact my trade price. At some point it would be nice if we could get legal access to contracts for differ...

It does look like you can buy BTFX at a premium discount, but that's largely meaningless due to their redemption policies. This said, for a day trader you could potentially arbitrage due to this. It would be difficult, and I don't think hugely profitable. ...

As far as I can find out FBTC is a trust that tracks an index. But it does hold BTC. 4868.9895 BTC. Looking briefly it looks like they own stock in exchanges as well, and possibly, not sure, indirectly hold BTC this way. It's leveraged, so by definition it's subject to decay. It's not a note, so no ...

I get it. I had $25K calls on BTC and that settled physical BTC. I settled the ETH in cash, and sold the physical ETH. I haven't really looked into BTC stocks, or miners. I should as some of them have a lot of physical BTC on their books. ...