Options Theory
Binary Straddle Example Based On The 2016 Election
When an outcome is binary with an implied probability, the straddle will tell you the expected move in either direction
Options Theory
When an outcome is binary with an implied probability, the straddle will tell you the expected move in either direction
How Markets Work
DCF valuations underestimate the value of an asset will trade for.
How Markets Work
Syngerstic bids look expensive to those without the same diversification advantages
Risk and Edge
Practice relative value thinking
Options Theory
Card games used in training
Options Theory
How professional option traders trained
Options and Volatility
See how out-of-the-money options have non-linear responses to changes in implied volatility
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Math fun relating ideas
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Convexity is a fancy word for "my position size is not constant"
Options Theory
The most important greek for long-dated options
Options Theory
The .50 delta option is not necessarily at-the-money. See how the .50 delta strike holds information about the underlying distribution.
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The moontower version of the "efficient markets hypothesis"
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Examples of a counterintuitive aspect of portfolio theory
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How oil tested assumptions that hold most of the time
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Markets are not democracies
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The start of an option career in 2000