Another anecdotal note:
I always was thinking that an option seller should keep the credit fully w/o any risk, because he practically lends money.
But it wasn't the case (with the other hedging mechanisms, especially zero-delta-hedging). And I couldn't understand this, because logic tells me different.
So, in recent weeks I tried to find a way for this problem (keeping the credit fully).
And only by accident I rediscovered that little note of mine from 5 years ago in my archives about this simple system...
So, in the end it proves me right, the credit can guaranteedly be kept fully. Logic always wins!...
I always was thinking that an option seller should keep the credit fully w/o any risk, because he practically lends money.
But it wasn't the case (with the other hedging mechanisms, especially zero-delta-hedging). And I couldn't understand this, because logic tells me different.
So, in recent weeks I tried to find a way for this problem (keeping the credit fully).
And only by accident I rediscovered that little note of mine from 5 years ago in my archives about this simple system...
So, in the end it proves me right, the credit can guaranteedly be kept fully. Logic always wins!...
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as the US has mostly only the indices as European Style.