If black shoes are sold by normal distributors, despite the fact that markets have ketosis, why would anyone sell leapfrogs? Feel free to reply sensibly (my question is real) or nonsensically as you wish. Infotain me. P.S. Maudes, feel free to move this string to kitkat or wherever else you desire. I'm just trying to take some of the tedium out of studying.
People are liquidating leapfrogs but the bucket full because Irish lump worms are migrating to Russia via the Orient Express and are maxing out their American Express cards buying gold ETF's because their analysts are suggesting Viagra.
That was too silly for you? Let me try again. If Black-Scholes is based upon a normal distribution and markets demonstrate kurtosis, why would I not buy leaps?
Ok, lesson learned. No mixing business and pleasure. But now that we're here, would you like to know how much I can bench press or what my favorite song is?
I don't think I'm suffering from that much tedium just yet, maybe later. FWIW IMO, other than maybe the title, it was a serious trading related question on your part. Wholly undeserving of chit chat.