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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    read this: this: and this: in the end you might find some things out ... seriously doubt though you have the brains to understand the above ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    you were the one that was asking about it into detail ... I was just replying ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    that you are a genius ? :D
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    it was 20 years ago ... you don't really think I keep papers from that time just in case some nutjob on the internet might want 'proof' of that lol I never keep papers older than five years for that matter on anything ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    seems you only want yes people in your thread ... fat chance of that happening with the nonsense you tell ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    I used to work for one of the second biggest options market makers in Belgium ... you never heard of them, they are now part of KBC Securities ... don't know how I could 'proof' that ... you'd probably find ways to call me a liar again ... and that was the last from me ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    everybody in this thread has been saying you are wrong several times ... when you are short gamma you lose on the deltahedge what you win in theta ... about five people have told you so by now ... but that message just doesn't seem to come accross and you keep repeating you are right ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    I was written 25 years ago way before internet ... I am not planning to scan it in for you ... stick to the english books I recommended you ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    it's so easy to have comments when one hasn't got a clue ... :D
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    it's in Dutch ... so doubt you could read it ... just start with the books I adviced you, you might get wiser soon than all this 'searching' for papers on the internet ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    rofl ... I wrote a book about it myself ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    I used to be an options market maker for an institution and traded an options book for many years for my own account ... so I doubt that ... :D
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    because you are talking nonsense ... read Sheldon Natenberg for a start and then you might try J. Baird to get some idea how options market making works ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    botpro you clearly have no clue what you are talking about when it comes to options ... I rest my case ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    I told you to read some books ... maybe then finally some light will start to shine ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    you obviously are not or you wouldn't be saying all the nonsense you were saying before :D
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    you obviously don't have a clue whatsoever what you are talking about ... read up on option models and how they work ... you seem to act like you have invented one of your own ... hedging in options is mainly for option market makers or for volatility traders ... doubt you are either one of them ...
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    Continous hedging as a rachet device to lock-in profits

    there is no easy free money in delta neutral hedging ... that sums it up pretty much :-)
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    Dax/FTSE futures data too thin to work with?

    off course you can't trade the cash index ... :wtf: that's exactly why you have futures ... cash indexes are just averages calculated ... that's futures 101 ...
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    The most undervalued stocks on the market right now.

    you mean Fortunately not everyone understands this or you wouldn't be able to buy the stock so cheap :-D
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