"You can't call giving the average american option, you cannot call that democratizing investing. You are turning the market into a casino," he says. "It's etely a bucket shopp es e. Analogy i've made, ye, man, it's drafht kings." 'I'm sorry, c f a society, if i messed it up,' writes Jim Boulden of his cousin who was killed by an options trader in New York last week. "'If we don't talk out and learn as a financial community, if we're not loud about this stuff and it's not offensive to us, then, you know, whatever' So lots to