SandRidge Permian Trust is a statutory trust, which engages in acquiring and holding royalty interests in specified oil and natural gas properties. The company was founded on May 12, 2011 and is headquartered in Houston, TX.
His contracts are for $410 call price. It means he will have the right to buy 100 shares at $410 per share. The $95.00 is the price of the contracts, hence his breakeven price is $505 (410 + 95) per share.
huh. Sir - it dropped to like 5.45. I could immediately exercise for 55c at that price (=70c-55c = 15c loss per contract). You no know how to price options do you??
Lmao you're exposing yourself too much. If your average price was 0.71, the MOST you were up was 6 cents per contract.
So an unrealized 8% "huge" gain and your retarded position that's now a zero.
5% is my total futures exposure, the individual risk per trade is only around 1-2%
0dtes are fun until they are not. No time to manage the trade or think, it is all or nothing. Hold to hero or zero and its usually zero.
California's environmental regulations, including the Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) and the Cap-and-Trade Program, add to gasoline costs by incentivizing cleaner fuels and placing a price on carbon emissions. Specific figures vary, but as of early 2025, compliance costs associated with these environmental policies were estimated to add up to $0.54 per gallon to California's gasoline prices, according to the California Energy Commission.
Key Policies Contributing to Costs
Special Fuel Blend: California requires a unique, cleaner-burning gasoline blend that is more expensive to produce due to additional processing steps and blending components.
Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS): This program mandates that fuel suppliers reduce the "carbon intensity" of the fuels they sell. This can lead to increased costs for compliance, which companies may pass on to consumers as higher prices at the pump.
Cap-and-Trade Program: This market-based program puts a price on greenhouse gas emissions, creating an incentive for industries, including fuel refiners, to reduce their emissions. The cost of these emissions allowances is also reflected in the price of gasoline.
Factors Influencing Costs
Supply-Side Issues: California's fuel market is isolated, with most gasoline produced by in-state refineries. This limited supply and specialized production requirements contribute to higher prices compared to the rest of the country.
Market and Regulatory Dynamics: While the LCFS doesn't automatically raise prices, costs can increase when companies shift them to consumers. The specific impact on prices can depend on how efficiently companies comply with the regulations and whether they absorb the costs or pass them on.
30% per year is prodigy status. Congrats.
But there’s no real learning here. Please believe you are just inherently lucky until, as others have posted, you catch a few losses and chase.