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“Does Kamala Harris actually believe that she, as President can give congress a 100 day ultimatum to restrict gun rights including limiting certain firearms increasing regulations or face her executive order to do so?”Yes, I’m sure she does.And actually, yes, she can—at least, within the bounds of what she has specifically detailed thus far:So, Ben, here is my response to you. Upon being elected, I will give the United States Congress 100 days to get their act together and have the Courage to pass reasonable gun safety laws. And if they fail to do it, then I will take executive action.And specifically what I will do is put in place a requirement that for anyone who sells more than five guns a year, they are required to do background checks when they sell those guns. I will require that for any gun dealer that breaks the law, the ATF take their license.The “five guns a year” thing would be an order instructing the ATF to reinterpret the already existing law regarding which sellers are “engaged in the business” of selling firearms (or some language like that—I haven’t looked it up recently). And that is an allowable order. The ATF would have to make this change via proper procedure under the Administrative Procedure Act—but there’s nothing inherently wrong with her instructing them to do so.And the license seizure for violations… quite honestly, that should already be a thing. And gun rights supporters would mostly cheer if someone would start doing what we’ve been saying all along and enforce the laws we already have before drafting new ones.Because right now (though this is technically a slightly separate issue), only about 10% of all failed background checks are even referred to the ATF for prosecution, and only a few dozen per year are ever actually charged. So, literally, about 99.99% of all people who are banned from buying a gun and yet try to buy one are never charged at all.Now, I seriously doubt this is the limit of what Kamala Harris would wish to do regarding gun control, nor of what she would attempt to do.But thus far, I have to give her credit for proposing a path of executive action that she could legitimately take—and not a particularly objectionable one, at that.Were I in Congress, and a hypothetical “President Harris” took office, I’d say, “Go ahead. Why wait 100 days? It’s certainly not enough of a threat to get me to vote for gun control.”

No you would need a standing order/ instructions to purchase the next series or it merely closes the position for credit or debit. Or the need for delivery or receiving the commodity accordingly.People roll thier positions all the time but note you are selling and then buying each contract. Look to buy long dated contracts if you wish to hold but understand that can vary the way the product moves cost of carry etcTalk to your broker about cost, timing etc.

Offline trading is when you don't buy/sell shares online. That is when you place your order to a broker who then buys or sells them for you. Earlier when online trading facilities were not there one had to do trading offline only. Now that everybody has access to computers and internet people normally prefer trading online only. There are basically three reasons behind it.One that the charges for offline trading are more than online.Second, there is no transparency in offline trades. Whatever the broker tells you, you have to take it. In online trade the trade actually happens in front of you and you yourself place the order with a price. So there is no question of transparency not being there.Third, the process is very cumbersome in offline trading. In online trading since your trading account is linked to your demat account the shares automatically get debited or credited to your account, whereas in offline trading one has to fill up details and sign a preprinted slip and give it to his broker if he has sold any shares so that they can get transferred to the person who has bought them.Trading: With an online share trading account, the users can place their own orders. On the other hand, an offline account means that users need to avail the services of a broker to place orders. Instructions are specifically given to the brokers in an offline trade, which creates dependence on the broking agency.The Off-Market order option lets you place buy/sell orders in stocks after market hours. These orders are sent to the exchange on the next trading day. You can place an off-market order between 7.00p.m. till 9.30 p.m and again from 12 midnight to start of market next morning on trading days.