max risk at 60 cents. he loses it below 95 and above 105.t i like about the trade, what it's doing, it's isolating really key technical levels. 100 is a really interesting intermediate support level. 105 was a breakout level here. so that trader wants that stock to go to 100 by october expiration. >> mike, do you like this trade? >> you know, i think it's a good tactical trade if you feel you could have a five or 6% pullback. i'd go a little further out and maybe not limit the potential gains of my hedge quite so much. bear in mind if we fall back as much as this fly is indicating it might, that only takes us back a couple months. i mean, we just had a phenomenal month in september, up 4% or so for the marketplace. you know, seeing a 5% pullback is not a big deal. i'd probably press a little further out and give myself a little bit more insurance on the down side. that said, i can see why this trade makes a lot of sense, they are risking so little, the gains are so large on a 5 or 6% pullback. it makes sense if you think about it. >> the pot

his max risk is at 60 cents. what i really like about this trade, it is isolating some key technical levels. 100 is a really interesting intermediate support level. >> do you like this trade, mike? >> it is a good tactical trade if you feel like you could have a 5%, 6% pullback. i would go a little further out and not limit the gains of my potential hedge. if we fall back as much as this fly indicates it might, that only takes us back a month. we had a phenomenal month in september. seeing a 5% pullback, that's not such a big deal. i would probably press further out and give myself a little bit more insurance to the down side. that said, i can see why this trade makes a lot of sense. they are risking so little and the gains could be so large on a 5%, 6% pullback. it makes a lot of sense >>> the other story of the day, the potential government shutdown. president obama making a statement late this afternoon. diana oleg is in d.c. with the wrap-up. >>> the senate voted to extend government funding through the end o

risk free studio tied for free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free media donda r.t. dot com. max geyser this is the kaiser report. you know it's all about drones and helicopters in this day and age my own little personal ground i'm going to launch it on the tenth . there this is what happens to america's. all right stacy. max maybe one day one of those drones or helicopters will wash away the scum that infest this city here in manhattan nice nice taxi driver reference. well the first of i am max this is the n.y.p.d. secret spy cab and enemies within the new book from pulitzer prize winning associated press report is matt apuzzo and adam goldman on the n.y.p.d. indiscriminate and probably illegal spying program references briefly made to a real yellow cab complete with an authentic taxi medallion registered under a fake name used by the department's intelligence division to conduct surveillance operations so this is the cab this is the image and it's six why one one this is a real cab max with a real medallion well as i've been saying all along it's not about you know any war on t

damper on the party spirit but how how i would point to is the risk of really stoking some kind of widespread social unrest while she is wet. well max i think it ties back into our discussion of the fed because the fed policies are greatly in encouraging their wealth inequality that we're discussing by making money really cheap and making vast sums of it available to speculators that aren't going to invest it in the real economy and then you're actually increasing the wealth in the most parasitic class you know the financier class and so the fans policies are actively increasing wealth inequality and by you know creating bubbles that raise the cost of housing and education and in funneling huge sums of money to speculators so the fed is is key in this wealth inequality and the politicians who are enabling this this skimming you know by backstopping the banks and by enabling the student loan bubble so i think the unrest will occur when people connect the dots between the politicians who claim they're helping the people when they're actually helping the banks and the fed which is also claiming to help the real economy when in fact it'

on the party spirit but how how i would point that is the risk of really stoking some kind of widespread social unrest while she is with. well max i think it ties back into our discussion of the fed because the fed's policies are greatly in encouraging their wealth inequality that we're discussing by making money really cheap and making vast sums of it available to speculators that aren't going to invest it in the real economy and then you're actually increasing the wealth in the most parasitic class you know the financier class and so the fans policies are actively increasing wealth inequality by you know creating bubbles that raise the cost of housing and education and in funneling huge sums of money to speculators so the fed is is key in this wealth inequality and the politicians who are enabling this this skimming you know by backstopping the banks and by enabling the student loan bubble so i think the unrest will occur when people connect the dots between the politicians who claim they're helping the people when they're actually helping the banks and the fed which is also claiming to help the real economy when in fact it's

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risk consequences of this unwise health care legislation. thank you. >> everyone knows, everyone knows this law is not ready. listen to democrats, maxbaucus calls it a train wreck. howard dean says it will lead to rationing of care. it will finally change the 40 hour work week, going to hard-working americans. including the president. the president knows this is not ready that's why he delayed it for big business, said you don't have to comply with employment date. fisher dr. ping, the president sometime newspaper endorsed him twice said an editorial three weeks ago, the lady entire law. so everyone knows this think is not ready. for nothing will ever be ready so let's do with the american people expect us to do. let's fund the government and delay a bill, delay a law that's not ready. that's bad for the country. simple as that. i just want to commend my colleague for the work he's done and the rest of the folks up there. and, frankly, our leadership or understanding we want to stay undecided american people, do what's best for this country and fund our government and make sure this law doesn't happen. >> two months ago conventional