wait, the strategy is to buy a call, and then place a order to sell one at a profit if the price happens to move in my favor? That's fucking genius! I wonder why I've never thought of that...
For years trading firms used to select ex athletes to work for their firms. And they say ex atheletes are prone to be more successfull in trading. This goes to prove that there is no general model of a good speculator after hearing about this scumbag. It is kind of disappointing as Nails was exciting to watch for the mets and phillies. He was never lazy and gave it his all every ball game.
sorry have you all beat, the combination of the monkey in a suit picture and baseball analogies, I am not even a baseball fan and this had me rolling. http://www.nypost.com/seven/11252008/news/regionalnews/lenny_gets_a_walk_140640.htm
What's even more genius is, if you lose on the original trade, you simply double down, and again, and again, and again... How did such a simple hick ballplayer think of such a great system??? Then you either make $1K, or you lose $210,000. Well, except, he doesn't really trade any of his recs. It would be against the rules!