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The fund that blew up was their lower levered vehicle. We never even heard what happened to their higher levered funds since they stopped reporting.

I could give you some trades but I'm afraid you might put them together incorrectly. LOL. I'm just looking out for you.

To be fair Zany, he has another 20,000 plus posts under his old alias Stock777. :)

I can walk and chew gum at the same time.

Don't worry. I never believed you were ever in the trade to begin with.

Of course you sold the highs. This is ET afterall.

Ouch! That will leave a mark.

Ask LJM Partners how that put writing worked. Yes, you can google that too.

That's not what they do. You really need to read up on it. ET is a terrible source of reliable info. There are many books on the topic. Tail funds are not built to "catch the upside". Think of them as synthetic puts. They are designed to complement a long risk portfolio. Please google...

He taught mostly advanced mathematics. Here, I'll help you. Ed Thorp. Maybe the best trader that ever lived. Google him.

Tomorrow!

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/settlementprice.asp

Please for the love of God google futures settlement procedures and learn what they are. Look, I think it's cool that you are starting 200 threads a day asking questions. I'm all about intellectual curiosity. But half the questions you ask can be found simply by googling them.

No, instead we have trolls that do that here. :)

You need to look at data over the last 50 years, not just one year.

You're wrong.

You guys are so gullible. The sweet bobby is playing you guys like an Alabama fiddle.

https://gizmodo.com/child-pornography-that-researchers-found-in-the-blockch-1823927566

They have an ETF you can track that follows a rules based approach, FFTY. It's up 33.5% over the last year.

The absolute level of rates is not important as to whether you should exercise. Sure, higher rates equates to more money. But to a bank that has a 100 million dollar position, if the net benefit is > 0 then they should exercise. Also, you want less time, not more. The more time you add, the...