Quote from Pekelo:
23. When Soros gives you sound advice, listen.
I think a Karen vs. Vic comparison is due since they seem to employ very similar strategies. The differences as far as I understand them:
1. Karen also sells OTM calls, not just puts.
2. She adjusts the positions actively.
3. She somehow survived the 2008 meltdown.
4. She keeps capital for further adjustment in case of big market movement.
5. She is a licensed insurance agent. (just kidding)
So I guess I will take Karen's advice over Vic's....
Her fav book if anyone wants to do the same:
The Option Trader's Hedge Fund: A Business Framework for Trading Equity and Index Options
http://www.amazon.com/Option-Trader...r=1-1&keywords=the+option+trader's+hedge+fund
Quote from Pekelo:
23. When Soros gives you sound advice, listen.
"There was a flaw in his approach however. It is valid only in a trendless market. If there is a historical trend, a tide, .... he can be very seriously hurt, because he doesn't have a proper fail-safe mechanism."
I think a Karen vs. Vic comparison is due since they seem to employ very similar strategies. The differences as far as I understand them:
1. Karen also sells OTM calls, not just puts.
2. She adjusts the positions actively.
3. She somehow survived the 2008 meltdown.
4. She keeps capital for further adjustment in case of big market movement.
5. She is a licensed insurance agent. (just kidding)
So I guess I will take Karen's advice over Vic's....
Her fav book if anyone wants to do the same:
The Option Trader's Hedge Fund: A Business Framework for Trading Equity and Index url]
Quote from Pekelo:
23. When Soros gives you sound advice, listen.
"There was a flaw in his approach however. It is valid only in a trendless market. If there is a historical trend, a tide, .... he can be very seriously hurt, because he doesn't have a proper fail-safe mechanism."
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