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Deciding how much of total buying power to have deployed is the most fundamental aspect of portfolio management.Over the years, what degrees of capital allocation have been able to survive when the market has turned against us?Join Tom and Tony
Deciding how much of total buying power to have deployed is the most fundamental aspect of portfolio management.Over the years, what degrees of capital allocation have been able to survive when the market has turned against us?Join Tom and Tony
Today's conversation involves focus on sticky implied volatility despite a large move up in the market last week as well as some talk on the recent uptick in the 30 year to 10 year interest rate spreads.
Today's conversation involves focus on sticky implied volatility despite a large move up in the market last week as well as some talk on the recent uptick in the 30 year to 10 year interest rate spreads.
Market participants generally have two choices for measuring how much time is left on an option contract: calendar DTE or business DTE. In reality, weekends have less price action than business days, but slightly more than a typical overnight.
Market participants generally have two choices for measuring how much time is left on an option contract: calendar DTE or business DTE. In reality, weekends have less price action than business days, but slightly more than a typical overnight.
Volatility and price direction is reverting to a “short term” normalcy, but there are a few assets/prices not changing much. These are the following: Currency IV, Natural Gas IV, Bonds, and the 10y-2y spread. 
Volatility and price direction is reverting to a “short term” normalcy, but there are a few assets/prices not changing much. These are the following: Currency IV, Natural Gas IV, Bonds, and the 10y-2y spread. 
When trading futures, comparing borrowed capital dollar-for-dollar with traditional margin financing makes futures a much cheaper way to put on the same trade.Even if you are not one to use margin, financing for 2.8% and leaving that cash free
When trading futures, comparing borrowed capital dollar-for-dollar with traditional margin financing makes futures a much cheaper way to put on the same trade.Even if you are not one to use margin, financing for 2.8% and leaving that cash free
We’ve found that stock indices tend to not react much on earnings days. So what about trading our go-to option strategy initiated in earnings season? Join Tom and Tony as they analyze the earnings impact on the index’s option strategy performan
We’ve found that stock indices tend to not react much on earnings days. So what about trading our go-to option strategy initiated in earnings season? Join Tom and Tony as they analyze the earnings impact on the index’s option strategy performan
At tastylive, we are often looking for high IVR to encourage us to put on trades. How much difference does this make and is the effect different for defined risk vs undefined risk trades? Today, Tom and Tony examine the data to see just what hi
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