Recent content by CyJackX

Long and the short of it is I've gotten somewhat involved in the DAO/management side of a certain cryptocurrency. They are collateral in the Rari/Fuse pools, which, as a basic primer are: Pools where you can lend cryptocurrency and others can borrow them. Borrowers get liquidated if their LTV...

Why trade trends and get whipsawed, trade the mean-reversion? But yeah, you are going thru what every one has gone thru...the initial awareness of your own irrational feelings coming into your trading. You were doing good when it was day one because you hadn't yet generated sunk costs, revenge...

Synthetic long.

Hm, I'd be surprised if TOS doesn't give you just a spreadsheet of exits and entries. I know IBKR I can find it. Sorry your MSFT didn't work out today.

Probably very doable to put into any spreadsheet software?

I'd be interested in seeing a chart of your hundreds of trades in a standard curve; seeing what your average profits or losses are, as well, as well as outliers, etc. If you can generate any sort of positive expectancy on noise, you're doing better than most...

Are you exiting manually or setting automatic limit and stops?

Couldn't you borrow Tether thru Defi to short? Sell it for USDC or some other stablecoin.

You're scalping a lot of pennies? What're your risk management or exit strategies if it goes awry?

I'd consider shorting Tether except for not knowing how long I'd be making interest payments before it went bust. At this point, how does the hammer even drop on creditors wanting to redeem their Tethers directly?

This is very specific to ITT Tech, though, which was noted for its predatory misinformation to its students.

Ah, yeah, hadn't even seen the whitepaper. While nascent, their discord does have the devs trying to answer questions... I think it's interesting; They will have different pools per expiry. The strikes within an expiry will share a base IV and each have their own individual "skew ratio"...

Interesting, looks like these folks are looking to solve similar issues, although they leave it vague how they'll do it: https://blog.lyra.finance/introducing_lyra/ Taking market based supply/demand, then, "Institutional Grade Pricing Mechanism"...

Seems like one of the only ways to go with meme stocks, IMO. Although I occasionally sell a put ratio spread.