convexx's "hitting bids and lifting offers" ETF options

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i admit the fact that it was forgotten solely to show that I would never be so reckless as to allow the NDX spread to go D1. Not as an excuse.
 
I have this trade on in much larger size. At "work" (similar structure) and with the many accounts in which I share PNL and enter via VPN with local machines with EU addresses. 7-day DNT; SPX 1835/1935 from 43/100; double no touch.
 

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I have this trade on in much larger size. At "work" (similar structure) and with the many accounts in which I share PNL and enter via VPN with local machines with EU addresses. 7-day DNT; SPX 1835/1935 from 43/100; double no touch.

5%.
 
Massive rally in the next two days should touch 1905 SPX. All of my internal work says we scream higher.

Do you model what VIX/spot index of choice vol would be on your SPX/NDX/index stuff if targets are hit? BTW, nice to have you back risk.
 
Trading is strictly pay for performance - nothing else matters.., nor respected


RN


Many traders have blown up in a spectacular fashion and get refunded with huge amounts of money to go at it again. John Merriweather, Victor Niederhoffer, and several others come to mind.

Those who just churn out a living, while admirable, don't seem to be rewarded by the Street very often...

Big risks equal big rewards, win or lose-- the Street likes risk takers, not churners. Just my opinion.
peace,
surf
 
"Targeting a touch of 1889 and 1924 for the week."

Any adjustment on this range ?

My price drivers borrowed from surf are targeting 186-190 spy for the rest of this week.
Run up put premium here and smoke em into Friday
 
Many traders have blown up in a spectacular fashion and get refunded with huge amounts of money to go at it again. John Merriweather, Victor Niederhoffer, and several others come to mind.

Those who just churn out a living, while admirable, don't seem to be rewarded by the Street very often...

Big risks equal big rewards, win or lose-- the Street likes risk takers, not churners. Just my opinion.
peace,
surf


But in the end its not about how much you make if you don't walk away with it


:)
 
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