Eliminating half of the risk - A practical options research

Hey Moderator!
Congratulations for your inactivitiy and tolerating such troll scums here spamming my thread.
Yes, you are a part of them!

If you put us on "Ignore", how do you see our messages? How do you know we are "spamming" your thread? This is NOT "your" thread btw, this is a thread created by you but for ALL to read. People are genuinely trying to help you but you are not able to follow the train of thought of people who are trying to help you and instead insist on others to follow yours which people are telling you that is not correct. Who are the experts here? If you think you are the expert, then why bother creating this thread for people to tell you what they think? Or did you create this thread just to show off how much of an expert you are? If you think you are an expert because you are so good in math and computer programming, why don't you trade in real life, put your money where your mouth is? In options trading, it's how much money you can make that matters, not how well you can write programs. And I am also curious, if you are so good in math and programming, why don't you work as a programmer or a mathmatician? Programmers still get paid very well these days. Why become a trader?
 
If you put us on "Ignore", how do you see our messages? How do you know we are "spamming" your thread? This is NOT "your" thread btw, this is a thread created by you but for ALL to read. People are genuinely trying to help you but you are not able to follow the train of thought of people who are trying to help you and instead insist on others to follow yours which people are telling you that is not correct. Who are the experts here? If you think you are the expert, then why bother creating this thread for people to tell you what they think? Or did you create this thread just to show off how much of an expert you are? If you think you are an expert because you are so good in math and computer programming, why don't you trade in real life, put your money where your mouth is? In options trading, it's how much money you can make that matters, not how well you can write programs. And I am also curious, if you are so good in math and programming, why don't you work as a programmer or a mathmatician? Programmers still get paid very well these days. Why become a trader?

my god, the dichotomy.
 
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