Take a look at "Central Banking 101" by Joseph J Wang. It may turn out to be the best book 2021 for traders and investors. Although I have...
IMHO "Mind Over Markets" by James F. Dalton is much better. Just don't try to use its ideas for shorting stocks. It won't work.
How did you determine those parameters? Are you sure they are optimal?
I have read the paper "Capital Asset Pricing Mistakes: The Consistent Opportunities in Tail Hedged Equities" by Chitpuneet Mann, Mark Spitznagel,...
Recently, I found that if I sell short SHV (short US treasury securities, non-volatile price), I only get charged 0.5% per year. It is about twice...
IMHO it is not a big problem if you take into account the generous dividends they pay. However, my MPW research history has shown that they can...
Currently, many people are excited about the Digital Ocean (DOCN). You can read the recent viral bullish report (forecast) here -...
Books by Brent Donnelly: 1. The Art of Currency Trading (2019) 2. Alpha Trader: The Mindset, Methodology and Mathematics of Professional Trading...
In this case, the problem is not competition but MPW accounting practices and growth strategy. See the link in my previous post.
UPDATE. I have found the bearish case for MPW -...
I consider MPW for long term investment
Hospitals seem to be less risky than offices, retail etc. 5% dividend yield is obviously better than 1,5-4% yield of most other REITs.
MPW owns hospital buildings, about 5% dividend yield, and it increases gradually. It seems to be about 20-25% undervalued to compare with other...
Seems like my initial post was too confusing. Now I make it more clear. Hypothetically, I have $100 cash on account. Currently, the stocks are...
I was hoping that people who have experienced surges in volatility, for example in March 2020, will answer here. They have seen themselves how...
My example was hypothetical. I assumed one unit is 100 shares, i.e. $1 per one share.
Selling naked calls is inherently bad idea. If you feel yourself to be the smartest kid in the group, sell call spreads. I would avoid it.
I think I can handle it. This applies to assets with robust dividends and sectors I'm long-term bullish about.
Let's say I have $100 on my broker's account. There is some asset that costs $100 per one unit. I'd like to sell four deep OTM puts with a strike...
yes, now I see it, thanks
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