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    Offsetting dividends in a Roth and in a non-retirement account

    Tks for that last note, although identical is still stumping me in this world of easy high correlation data and trades.
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    Trips to Shareholder Meetings are Tax-Deductible, right?

    Maybe I just have nothing to add.
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    No revenue but expenses

    Bona fide writer here, been on staff here and there and freelancing throughout my life. Been taking home office and other deductions year after year. No issues. Profit goes into a solo 401k. Yada yada. But this year I will have no revenue — let’s just say I’m working on a long term project. Now...
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    Looking for a list of the top 12 hedge fund blow ups

    Whereabouts or contributions?
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    Another spread tax question

    Yes, that would be a probable effect.
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    Who are the big non-institutional premium sellers today?

    Just wondering anecdotally …
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    Who are the big non-institutional premium sellers today?

    Yeas ago, there were folks like Vic Neiderhoffer, who blew up twice, Max Ansbacher, who never got super large, and, more recently, the infamous James Cordier. Who’s doing naked or spread OTM calls, puts or ICs, in size nowadays?
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    Another spread tax question

    The latter, in this case.
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    Another spread tax question

    Let's say I am writing a credit spread on ES in an IRA that allows futures. I write the short end and take a credit in my tax-deferred account and but the smaller long end in a taxable account. I eat up some SPAN in my IRA, as my only added downside to this, from what I can tell. If it is not...
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    Odds calculation check

    Thus my odds are 4:5, right? For some reason when I try Kelly calculators online, these dont compute.
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    Odds calculation check

    Five strikes between the calls. My risk is 500. Now what about those odds?
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    Odds calculation check

    Sold a 25 call bought a 30 call sorry for the slang.
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    Odds calculation check

    Ok, I’m selling a credit spread with five points between the calls. The premium I get is 1. Thus I am risking five to get a max of six in return if I win. So, my odds are 5 to 6, right?
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    UVXY short call spreads v. VIX short call spreads

    They both get Sec 1256 treatment, too, right?
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    Offsetting dividends in a Roth and in a non-retirement account

    Indulge me here. Let’s say I am long 1000 PM in my Roth IRA and then short 1000 in a different account, fully taxable, with a different broker. Hold both. My Roth dividends are not going to be taxed. But I can still deduct the dividends I pay in my short account, giving me a net gain, a slight...
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    UVXY short call spreads v. VIX short call spreads

    Didn’t know VIX options were tradable overnight.
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    UVXY short call spreads v. VIX short call spreads

    Quick reasons why?
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