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Hull and Baird describe synthetics the best -- cottle is in a world (mystic) of his own.

Wow, the same thing happen to Archimedes -- except he was naked at the time. I wonder what hit him between the eyes? :eek:

Hard-wire limited risk into your thinking, especially wrt portfolio wide choices. Risk can be mitigated via dilution, restructured payoffs, locked positions, absolute bail... list goes on...

Having trouble with risk/reward?

I'm thinking how long does it take for a guy to wake up when his boys are being attacked -- it's knuckle sandwich time for the bitch.

Stick with a finite universe. Criteria based on modeling is equivalent to wet blankets and retarded brother-in-laws.

Retail beers: It's a three-way split for me. Shiner Bock St. Pauli Girl - dark 1554 (New Belgium)

Hey Doc(puss), you deleted your post. May be it's "The Gambler" who has ADD.

Oh shit, did I start something?

It's that hippocratic oath thingy, No?

Capturing the forward value is quite boring. Being retail is more powerful than arb'ing.

Finally, an explanation. :)

Arb can always resurrect at mio. There're no grim reapers there. Long live Riskarb! :D

Delta as a proxy to CND is moot at best -- it's model based. Terminal values are usually misleading for risk assessment.

I think Mad Dog 20/20 will help you in your predicament. Eventually, things will be a blur and won't matter. You'll start to feel invincible :D

Money management is equivalent to TA. Sad truth.

If you think it's a good book, then don't blow it off as dated material. It's a simple read. Basic stuff. Our language hasn't changed much since the 90's. But you're right, your comments fill the null space.

Dated my ass. Shelly's book is probably the best layman's option book on the market -- albeit, simplistic, but damn good.

Bill Gates (hence MSFT) is a marketing guru (company)... not a solutions provider... Don't fool yourself...

I'm not a programmer, but python rocks. It's so easy to fetch data, make trades, etc. FREE is Good!