To my earlier point about margin reqs, i can do a MTUM-VLUE spread any day with decent margin, but this just seems waaaay higher. So I don’t think...
I see, thanks guys! I guess the high margin req kind of killed the trade anyways
@FreeGoldRush yes but once they’re all bankrupt you would assume the two securities should trade at the same price right.. like if there was no...
I agree on the non-fungible part but if their statement clearly states that they have the same voting/economical properties, I would assume that...
given that 1 AMC should in theory = 1 APE given that: [ATTACH] How is it possible that APE is trading at a ~40% discount to AMC. Also why is...
yes I like the FSTL/SX86P futures for that too, but I don't think they have options
How would you size that? especially since the loan is in EUR?
yes of course but I don't see any options listed beyond 2022. how would you structure/ roll the hedge?
I basically want to hedge the (tiny) chance of a 5% bund in 2025
yes exactly
no I meant fixed until 2025, then variable
Assume you have a 500k fixed rate mortgage until 2025, then variable. You want to hedge the interest rate risk, how would you do that? You could...
Portfolio was flat throughout March but that was due to luck obviously
Because having an extra 500k for example while the world around you seems to be ending is really comforting. I had a really rough time personally...
what about doing some diagonal spread, for example short 2x Q1 10 delta put and long 5 delta Q2,Q3,Q4 1x each for a 2:3 ratio. then let the Q1...
do you have a better strategy? Maybe short VIX futures and buy a bunch of calls?
Sorry meant to say 50%, ie covid crash level
Looking into (simple) ways to get some tail hedge (insurance) on quarterly rebalanced ETF portfolio. Background : I had some puts and put spreads...
Got it, I had to change the group in the upper right corner of the screen, next to the time
That's strange, I can't get the second window to open. Maybe there is a setting to allow duplicate windows? But it does work for normal charts
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