Finally two long and suffering weeks of final exams are over, and I’ll pick up the stalled updating work on OptionGuide.

Road map:

• Adding a few strategies on this weekend.
• Finding a way of updating CBOE data more efficiently. (Right now I have to add them manually, which really limits the index number because it takes around at least 6 minutes to add one)
• Making next major upgrade plan.

PS. Good news, it has been downloaded more than 250 times in the past week all around the world. I hope some of those users are professional traders.

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FAQ:
How often will strategies be updated?
New strategies will be added weekly. I am actively adding more explanations with new ones.

How often will the Option Index Chains be updated?
It will be updated daily after market is closed. I’ll try to get live update in the future.

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中国的财经, 是一门投机的演戏.

指数, 价格, 成交量, 这些代表了一个国家金融市场价值的数字, 需要精确的数字来表示. 而不是看风水的分析家们的小丑表演.

For the first time, Chinese stock market gives such a strong impact on U.S. market.

link: Bartz’s Yahoo Moves Win Kudos

I agree that Yahoo needs a centralized strategy to streamline its products. We’ve seen so many unsuccessful innovations from Yahoo in past few years and none of them really GROWS.

Hopefully they are like Palm and give its shareholders a hope to come back.

Or maybe just give Microsoft a call?

I finish my project to talk about quantitative easing (the subject changed.) the day before FED started TALF. Just in time.

It is a fast world, while last week we were talking about GM’s potential fall, now Citi is acting like Lehman. I am very curious about their capital level after taking such a big loss and has no sign of getting better.

BTW, I am writing my Economics class project about the impact of not to purchase troubled assets by Treasury which was announced around 2 days ago. I believe this is directly connected with Citi’s buy back.