what you have on the ditm calls from the bids are option values that are less than what is given by the intrinsic. you should see a huge put/call...
hi sam, oh, my response was geared more towards the "hard-to-borrow" aspects and the effects on the option market when a tender offer occurs....
if you want to play the arb, no. at least not the jacked up ones.
the tender offer takes some away from the float and reduces availability of shares to short, which makes the stock difficult to borrow. people...
the smelly attitude continues..... how do you expect anyone to help you when you choose to behave like a child? i take it that those simple...
do you know what gamma is? do you even have any idea as to what a straddle looks like on a risk graph or how that changes over time? do you have...
not at all.
uhm, yeah. excuse my semantics. curve-fitting just rings a rather cacophonous bell in the head, you know...
any experienced or semi-experienced systems developer should tell you that curve-fitting is the ultimate no-no in systems development, but what is...
i'm writing an options system in matlab. anyone else doing that?
don't know what information you're specifically hoping to discover, but if it's pricing, then generally, backtesting option (prices) is not really...
i think you missed his sarcasm.
trendlines are basically taught in the first or second chapter of any introductory t/a book. ask yourselves. have you ever met anyone who...
not necessarily. maestro, you got a bad ass toy.
the guy was a former market maker at cboe. he blew his ass out and is now selling $2,500 courses because he can't make money from trading. is...
theTaoTrader, well, first of all, the call is priced higher than the put at the same strike level (given the same iv) because the call has a...
hey, has anyone heard of the turtle method? :p
when you own the put and long the underlying, you pay interest. if you're doing the call, you collect. but whatever the interest is, it's often...
Dude, you can do it overnight
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