Quote from sakhter:
I was going with the idea of "wraping several positions into one" and someone elses comment about using tri-arb (where correlation is important, unless u have some other definition).. combine that with intraday binaries for some exotic spreads and viola.
Quote from sakhter:
You're entitled to your own opinion. Maybe I will learn, maybe I won't. I highly doubt your a fortune teller and can tell future events. (ie. how I will totally not learn anything). legendary stupidity or not, it's still legendary.
Maybe that crystal ball of yours can be put to better use.
cynics are hilarious.
Quote from atticus:
You're special needs. ^This is you attempting to bluff your way through this thread. Correlation is 1 on triangular arbitrage. Adding binaries, intraday at that, is pure bullshit. UBS is 600bp wide on a one-week atm Euro binary call. I can imagine that Saxo and the IG shit would be worse.
Try the FX-ebonics in prison, it may fly there.
Quote from atticus:
You're special needs. ^This is you attempting to bluff your way through this thread. Correlation is 1 on triangular arbitrage. Adding binaries, intraday at that, is pure bullshit. UBS is 600bp wide on a one-week atm Euro binary call. I can imagine that Saxo and the IG shit would be worse.
Try the FX-ebonics in prison, it may fly there.
Quote from sakhter:
again, it is just an attempt to figure out what veyron may be doing. I have seen binary options dealers where you place your bets on whether it will close higher or lower than the previous close. And no they aren't 600bp wide & I am sure you can create intraday spreads. However MINIMAL they may be. (http://www.anyoption.com)
Quote from atticus:
You stated that you trade triangular-arbitrage with options...
You didn't just post a link to a site receiving 60/100 on a 50/100 fairval payout? Holy shit, you did. That's 1000bp in edge loss at 100/167 and 700bp in edge loss at 100/175 payout.
omfg. I am crying.
Quote from sakhter:
I guess you don't understand sarcasm.