Quote from atticus:
1) You're mentally-ill if you think anyone would buy into this structure. You employ a risk-manager who hedges to a defined-risk standard.
2) You can't hedge to a defined-risk or any other delta-hedge on an intraday basis. I would assume you're referring to hedging overnight positions via a partial synthetic call or put; better, but still dumb.
On one had you're talking going home flat; on the other you're talking about hedging... you're going to buy insurance for an intraday position? Or replicate with synthetic puts or calls to carry stuff overnight? You think your (sic) top producers are going to pay for insurance for the collective?
3) You would be shut-down in a week if you began to tout your book on Twitter. I can't fathom the brain-pan that would consider this a good idea. You would have zero-impact on price, and it's illegal as you would be operating as a B-D.
It's obvious that you're out of your depth and/or haven't given this a lot of thought.
1. of course they wouldn't. never said they would. i absolutely agree. and i'd hire the best name i could find and offer him a massive bonus package based on performance and a $1 year salary.
2. look at any chart of any stock today and tell me how you hedge for overnight risk at the open carrying over from the close without being either flat or hedging in the opposite direction just in case you're wrong, or something happens while you're sleeping.
can you predict the future?
3. i tweet my positions to my trader buddies all day and night long, in all three major major markets. so far no one has shut me down and doubt highly they will...
not any brain dead than you are for thinking anything is possible in the world if an AIG can take down a $200T financial system built by men who thought they knew what they were doing.
perhaps the rules of engagement need to change in the little guys' favour.
tweet.
just bought 10,000 BAC at 10.69.