who give a s about bonds anyway, other than using as a yield reference.
this has to be the most ignorant shit i've ever read in my life.
who give a s about bonds anyway, other than using as a yield reference.
I am thinking aloud so may not make sense.
1. If there is no skew, and I use B-S, the stock price distribution is lognormal. So, skew, to me, represents non lognormal distribution of stock price. I could, from a skew vol, assumed constant T, rate, dividend, create a stock distribution that has fat tails on both tails if skew is a smile around ATM. It then represent the market's best estimate of what the real world should behave? What do you mean could not be arbitraged?
2.) Yes, but they are correlated so must behave according to a set of relationships? If the market priced it different from that, can it be arbitraged?
By the way, what exactly is your definition of arbitrage? I don't know exactly what it is, I pick the word out of books deriving B-S.
Didn't say should, said for example:1) You're stating that (dominant) strike volatility should increase as moneyness decreases? I don't follow.
Why do I have a feeling CELG is 90% of your portfolio?Didn't say should, said for example:
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I trade CELG calls:
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IV increased as moneyness (strike) decreased?
Why do I have a feeling CELG is 90% of your portfolio?
sorry, timing of what?Talk about timing...
anyone on ET actually talking about buy and hold lol...
just look at all the threads... other than the chit chats, vast majority are about the free lunch that doesn't exist - where is that illusive 'edge' that "I" can find, but all the millions of other traders out there have not found yet lol.
yet very few are talking about approaching the market like my pro boys do, how to gauge and manipulate the market and take advantage... the 'feast dinner' I have been talking about.
buy and hold has been doing well, but I wouldn't call it free lunch, but it's just semantics... every investor should benefit from the index upward drift... it's a built in benefit when you subject yourself to the volatility.
no.. my pro boys ain't them hedge fund monkeys... my guys play it in a much bigger scale.
what's the point... you know what I meant and I already explained what I meant... unbelievable.. how about producing something constructive and creative for a change, instead of wasting time on semantics.