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    SPX IV this Friday Vs M-T-W-T-F next week 16% vs 11%??

    fwiw, bbg has 14/9 for respective vols.... bloomberg's calcs aren't very good though. and my model has 12.5/12 and those aren't very good either.
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    SPX IV this Friday Vs M-T-W-T-F next week 16% vs 11%??

    you have a lot of factors for why Monday 4260 could be a lot higher than Friday. I also use etrade but I would rather trust my own vol calcs (and I use European black scholes with no dividends). You should call them and ask them how they calculate the vol. if you can’t I will call my guy and...
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    SPX IV this Friday Vs M-T-W-T-F next week 16% vs 11%??

    I think the modeling of 0dte options is tricky and very few retail firms will do it well. So who knows what vol you are seeing. Secondly, there's a lot of other impacts that will affect the implied levels. The controversial flows will impact the vol pricing a lot as there's a lot of delta that...
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    Events Calendar (ERs etc.)

    That would be illegal. The Wall Street gangsters deliberately put bugs in the webpages to make those dates bad.
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    Events Calendar (ERs etc.)

    Idiots don’t understand the rules around announcing earnings. If they did they would be earning millions. same idiots don’t understand the reality of information. They are stuck in their theoretical world of c++ programming and are fundamentally lazy. That’s why they will never be rich.
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    If you could be an animal. What animal would you possibly be and why?

    Giraffe. If you’ve ever seen one in the wild, they are very regal. Tough to kill. Elephant. They are very complex creatures and they are the true kings of the jungle.
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    Events Calendar (ERs etc.)

    My advice to you is to put him on block... or better, irritate him enough that he puts you on block.
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    How to deal with wide options spreads in volatile markets?

    A few notes: 1. Posted markets are typically wide on the open, especially on a long weekend with the debt ceiling agreement. You will likely be able to trade inside. Alternatively, you could have delta hedged and then unwound the whole thing when the bid/offer tightened. 2. is your study on the...
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    The Bible Is an Outdated Relic

    maybe a “a stone’s throw away”
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    Company Insiders Made Billions Before SPAC Bust

    The Media loves a guy who can create a constant stream of headlines. Wall Street is one giant marketing machine and CNBC is its mouthpiece.
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    Meme of the Day!

    my favorite trumper phrase was “fuck your feelings.” Oh the irony.
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    Target loses $9B in week following boycott calls over LGBTQ-friendly kids clothing

    kind of like trumpers showing police presence at Biden’s inauguration as proof the election was rigged.
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    Do you compare your trading results to just buying and holding the S&P500? Why or Why Not?

    I’m glad your model works for you. Some clarifications : risk adjusted means return/volatility. The idea being if you are running higher volatility you will have a greater risk of blowing up. This is one of the risk optimization philosophies that the trading community follows. I personally...
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    Free left tail convexity. Am I kidding myself?

    I agree. This has been an interesting thread.
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    Do you compare your trading results to just buying and holding the S&P500? Why or Why Not?

    I seek to out perform buy and hold on an after tax and after living expense basis. (But not necessarily risk adjusted). However there are other reasons to trade than to beat the spx. Instead of trying to “maximize your return on the long run” your goal should be to ensure you earn enough to...
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    Do you compare your trading results to just buying and holding the S&P500? Why or Why Not?

    because you can produce a positive return every month.
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    How realistic is it to raise capital using your trading record from an IRA account?

    I wouldn't flex on this. I read your posts on an options thread. You clearly fooled me.
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    Enron Short Seller Lists Miami Beach Condo for $21 Million

    I hear you on that! But I'm pretty sure at 20MM, Jim Chanos doesn't have that problem :)
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    Enron Short Seller Lists Miami Beach Condo for $21 Million

    It’s all personal preference. if I were kidless, I’d be in a Miami oceanfront condo in 10 seconds. I know others who would rather have a 100 acres in VT
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    How much have done in May as performance so far ?

    Vincent is running around delivering bagels while being short 3mm of effective delta…
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