What if Karen the Super Trader had an effective hedge?

Maple Leaf Capital is a HF making very decent returns by trading options:

http://www.cboe.com/rmc/2013/Day2-Session-1BWexler.pdf


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"Absolutely. I am the trader for an RIA whose main strategy is selling weekly puts and hedging with vix. Manage about 55m in that strategy, avg volumes of 10-12k spy contracts (1-1.2k spx) per week."

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! one of best videos I saw in a very log while!!!!
 
I traded a Hedging strategy when I first discovered options trading in 2015 I started learning at tarty trade but saw that my short verticals would typically end up ITM(i normally sold ATM or near it because the premium was more) so I would then take profit on the short side leaving the long and sporadically hedging creating a ratio spread this worked for a while until the crash which by pure luck I had on a calender ratio all my short puts where expiring that Thursday. The long puts where further out in expiration I woke up to a net loss of (35k) on the shorts that expired at 9:30 that Friday lucky the market continued to drop and the long puts actually turned to a huge profit. I’ve since turned to day trading but I’ve recebtly been thinking about returning to longer term options strategy’s my issue is we hardly have any pullbacks and put spreads are really cheap any call spreads sold typically won’t even come back enough to leg out and adjust. I think a calendar ratio call strategy could potentially work though
 
I traded a Hedging strategy when I first discovered options trading in 2015 I started learning at tarty trade but saw that my short verticals would typically end up ITM(i normally sold ATM or near it because the premium was more) so I would then take profit on the short side leaving the long and sporadically hedging creating a ratio spread this worked for a while until the crash which by pure luck I had on a calender ratio all my short puts where expiring that Thursday. The long puts where further out in expiration I woke up to a net loss of (35k) on the shorts that expired at 9:30 that Friday lucky the market continued to drop and the long puts actually turned to a huge profit. I’ve since turned to day trading but I’ve recebtly been thinking about returning to longer term options strategy’s my issue is we hardly have any pullbacks and put spreads are really cheap any call spreads sold typically won’t even come back enough to leg out and adjust. I think a calendar ratio call strategy could potentially work though
Good post. This is why I am proud that I have discovered a method that eliminates calls and provides protection against a Creasy. I am not a fan of spreads.
 
Yeah I do to I mostly tried to get as much of the premium from the short side hedging the long side

Good post. This is why I am proud that I have discovered a method that eliminates calls and provides protection against a Creasy. I am not a fan of spreads.
 
Maple Leaf Capital is a HF making very decent returns by trading options:

http://www.cboe.com/rmc/2013/Day2-Session-1BWexler.pdf


Also related:


"Absolutely. I am the trader for an RIA whose main strategy is selling weekly puts and hedging with vix. Manage about 55m in that strategy, avg volumes of 10-12k spy contracts (1-1.2k spx) per week."
Uh, did I hear this dude right. They are doing a short vol strategy? When volatility is at historic lows? And you post this guy like he’s somebody that knows what he’s doing? He’s not worthy to carry karens jock strap! I worry about you, Penelope! You definitely must be a buy and hold investor. No way you’re a legitimate trader.
 
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