Karen the Supertrader - TastyTrade Hybrid Experiment

[stepan7]

It is on page 2 of the spreadsheet. The running p/l since April 5 is $1,729.

Is this $1,729 p/l on closed positions?

 

[Sweet Bobby]

Is this $1,729 p/l on closed positions?

It is $3,168 on closed positions.

 

[stepan7]

It is $3,168 on closed positions.

Cool. Where is it in the spreadsheet?

BTW, AFAIN most Fixed Income managers (aka Bill Gross) literally living on analyze tab.

 

[Sweet Bobby]

Maybe this is the better way to share it. Just copy the link below and paste in your browser.

 

[Sweet Bobby]

Cool. Where is it in the spreadsheet?

That didn't work either. I tried to paste the link as plain text. Can you give me your email address and I will email you the link.

 

[stepan7]

That didn't work either. I tried to paste the link as plain text. Can you give me your email address and I will email you the link.

you can use code predicate

test

use [ CODE ] test [ / CODE ] and remove spaces.

 

[stepan7]

Or you can you add new column in Net Liq tab?

 

[Sweet Bobby]

you can use code predicate

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BrPv0YoZzf5sUSw453cUQBrLmvKzbuYULKdUMTzvNxg/edit?usp=sharing

 

[stepan7]

Thanks

 

[i960]

Points well taken, Maverick. I go to great lengths to manage risks. It is a nonstop pursuit. Can you elaborate more on risk adjusted returns? Do you think that this strategy is too risky? Is so, what are your suggestions to manage the risks? What type of strategies do you employ? I look forward to your thoughts.

A GTC order on highly convexity exposed options is NOT managing risk. One gap down on any kind of black swan/war declaration/natural disaster/etc. and you're dead, completely dead.

I guess you're just going to have to learn that the hard way here.