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out for a profit of 1 tick.

im going to the dollar store now for a shopping spree..i can finally afford that plunger i've been saving for
 
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u bought that spy 119 nov put. how much u paid for that

edit: currently the spy 119 put is worth $5000. Assuming u bought $5000 just 1 option which will be your risk. U have 17 days till expiration and the strike price is at the money. U want to use the FX to hedge based on your $5000 option. did u measure the volitily when using fx as a hedge based on the delta factor?
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what the hell are you talking about?
 
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what the hell are you talking about?
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Just someone with a very limited understanding of options pointing out that someone else may have an even more limited understanding. What else is new?
 
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If the funds know how to hedge, 2008 debt crashed would have been avoided. The one who knows how to hedge are the farmers, elevators, meat packers, ranchers, airlines, refinery, etc etc etc
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Airlines are notoriously horrendous at hedging. Generally, everything carries risk in some form in my opinion.
 
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Just someone with a very limited understanding of options pointing out that someone else may have an even more limited understanding. What else is new?
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nov puts 1.76 x 1.77 end of day or am I living on Pluto?:confused:
 
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Full position on, just like 2 years ago....
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I assume you are going for a kill here, therefore what do you see that suggests to you any sort of similarity to 2008? Liquidity is not an issue any more as the FED won't stop QE process as there are large budget deficits. Deflation expectation is irrelevant as CPI keeps advancing rather than declining, the dip in CPI turned out to be just a blip. I don't know, I would bank more on a corrective mode down 'sell the news' rather than a resurrection of the bear market, which I believe is now a thing of the past as there ain't enough reasons for markets to tank IMO.

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