No, I didn't take the trade. It's not a matter of knowing my positions. It was a (forgotten) journal entry in light of regulatory scrutiny.
2% loss on portfolio.
"He only loses money due to clerical errors?" from my friend who is observing this journal
Ok, that's all well and good--- but, as an allocator asked me, why doesn't he post the exact pricing of the legs? Professionals in the business find this odd---
I understand not posting anything, I don't, but I am not looking for allocations.
I guess you made nice with Convexx? I am happy to see this.
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His allocator thinks that the COB can't sum the legs of a spread. "Professionals in the business find this odd." This guy is legendary.

its likely the vol fund guy modeling sub 9 by the end of the year![]()
"He only loses money due to clerical errors?" from my friend who is observing this journal
lol as opposed to only losing money when doubling down, ignoring stops, doubling down again, having a 10yr+ researched system that incredibly inverted that ONE VARIABLE which turned all winning signals into losses, etc.
Surely this friend has some opinion of your own journal, yes?
No, I didn't take the trade. It's not a matter of knowing my positions. It was a (forgotten) journal entry in light of regulatory scrutiny.
2% loss on portfolio.
It's not a clerical error. I forgot about the position because the stuff I model and don't trade is expressed at mid. I forgot about it. Regardless, I will take the loss and account for it. I would never have let the thing go to D1. Admitting that I forgot about it won't change the PNL. Unlike some people that ignore a stop-loss because two years ago they stated something about a "five touch rule" on stops. I think you know that guy.
Is this the same friend who stated that I need to post the individual prices on the leg of each spread...? That moron?
i admit my losses and short comings when it comes to the market. That is respected on the Street.
i admit my losses and short comings when it comes to the market. That is respected on the Street.