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    Using Naked puts to go long

    If you calculate the true value of the option, sometimes the BID is actually lower then that value. That's getting in. If it's too wide getting out, I can always wait for it to expire in the money. I get to collect all the premium for my troubles. You can always hedge Vol Risk other ways...
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    Using Naked puts to go long

    Can somebody please tell me the disadvantages of using Deep In The Money Puts for going long? My Situation: Stock is trading at $100. I naked sell a Put at strike price $200 Dec 2017. Benefits: Time Decay is on my side. Your Broker will not charge you Margin Fees ( at least my broker tells...
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    I am looking at this thread for the first time.. What on earth is keeping it alive? He posted about a -2% dip in 2007. How many days have we had S&P not dip below 2% for now? I remember there was a big decline yesterday. Is that why this tread came back?
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    Does Hedging mean more brokage fees?

    I was told professional traders don't trade just one direction but has a long / short portfolio of different sectors etc. They would look at the overall portfolio and decide to "unwind" trades if they see IV to increase in the near future or cut off and replace under performers. Diversified...
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    How the Hell do You Make a Million Dollars with 2% Compounded?!

    8 Years for 1 Million is hardly "quick path to millions".
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    How the Hell do You Make a Million Dollars with 2% Compounded?!

    I was watching a video with Anton Kreil (you may know him from the fun watch Million Dollar Traders). Getting straight to the point he mentioned in his seminar: If you start a trading account with $10,000 leveraged up to $40,000 - you make 2% trading a month, compounded. By 2/3's of year 7...
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