This Forum overtrades options

atticus · Nov 24, 2011

Quote from bwolinsky:

We established legal documents to support this. You do not understand the rules.
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I understand you're in violation of SEC, FINRA and/or CFTC regs depending on the product.

Wolinsky is just a wannabe scammer.

atticus · Nov 24, 2011

Please tell us more about the fantasy reverse auction!

ammo · Nov 24, 2011

bo,toss out all your education for now and STEP 1:just use your head to correctly predict 70% of the time where the market is headed,once you have that ... STEP 2,take all your education and figure out a way to max extrapolation with the capital you have,step 2 won't work until you have figured out step 1...that is if you want to trade directionally...the other option is to learn options like atticus and make money regardless of where the market goes , buying or selling under priced /overpriced options and flattening out when they come back in line.....hyping your band skills and gpa..is just that ..hype...if you have a gift ..max it out....don't b.s yourself or your clients..you will end up driving a semi from town to town setting up and tearing down carnivals for the rest of your life..theoretically

atticus · Nov 24, 2011

Hey Colonel, let us know when you're done arbitraging the 5th helping of biscuits and gravy. One thing is clear; pooling is a quick trip out of this business. I know you are not a CPO.

kinggyppo · Nov 24, 2011

Quote from atticus:

Epilogue. His white-paper on CMA:

http://www.advisorworld.com/2010/03/23/capital-management-arbitrage

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Capital Management Arbitrage
Submitted by beau on Tue, 03/23/2010 - 23:15

My interpretation of the theories of value creation I've studied are fundamental to my allocation decisions. I have learned that being a capital management contractor is on the order of being a "Financial Mercenary."

Arbitrage is explained simply as the natural progression and push towards a theoretical efficient point at which all investors agree on the price. Unfortunately, transactionalism, not necessarily the unethical kind of churning brokers do sometime, puts too much emphasis on the frequency of trading.

International Capital Asset Pricing Model Arbitrage Pricing Theory of Capital Management (iCAPMAPTCM) would indicate that our assumption of risk free rates in our portfolios needs to be re-considered in light of the jump in M1. The RFR is not simply an interest rate that can be held to maturity for a guaranteed profit b/c inflationary pressures will reduce the value of long term bonds substantially. I would like to say bonds are attractive, but being at what is likely a 20 year low in interest rates, I don't believe our bonds are anymore "risk free" than any other government bond you can buy. It is for that reason I suggest TIP for an "Inflation Plus 4" return.

With the advent of inflation protected bonds, I think we need to re-examine the implications of the RFR in our Capital Allocation Models. If we eliminate "inflation risk", a leveraged account in TIP should have no problem doing 2 digit returns regularly.

The idea I had about an Arbitrage Pricing Theory of Capital Management came when I made the connection that the CAPM denotes under- or overvaluation. The question is not necessarily what to buy than it is "What is the most efficient way to Arbitrage this mispricing?" Put that way, the CAPM becomes the iCAPMAPTCM if we add an exogenous assumption that we can count on foreign inflows into our country to exploit our capital markets inefficiency, which is not bad b/c the price usually increases when new money comes in. The CAPM can be used to measure "Arbitrage Efficiency" if it becomes a daily value that gets calculated, and if we experience "positive risk adjusted returns", the question I believe goes back to whether "these positive risk adjusted returns" were "earned too quickly." I think an Alpha-Like Measurement of CAPM model trading adds a level of clarity to the CAPM when it accounts for international inflows.

I think that's enough lecture, and I'm working out the math and didn't think equations on my blog post would be too attractive.

Read more: http://www.advisorworld.com/2010/03/23/capital-management-arbitrage#ixzz1eZxbW0JB

ICAPMAPTCM bitches!
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man we need to send you after MF Global how about a 10% finders fee, I bet you could find the money before I sit down for turkey. You should have been a detective, LOL!

Martinghoul · Nov 24, 2011

Quote from bwolinsky:
I appreciate that, Martinghoul.

My only response to criticism centers around asking whether any critic actually has a plan in place that they are following to earn $1 billion. Don't have one? I'm sure you're not alone.

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You see right through me... No, I don't have a plan to earn $1 billion. I know that I can't compete with people like you, so I have given up trying.

What a priceless thread this is... The powers of speech fail me.

TraDaToR · Nov 25, 2011

This is the first article I read on Beau's exchange website. If you have questions, you can contact him. It's written at the end.

http://kcstockexchange.com/category/too-big-to-fails/

atticus · Nov 25, 2011

And witness the birth of our collective awareness of how present levels of technology can absolutely revolutionize the way we conduct our lives, and how we govern our diplomatic relationships with Democratic Global Society and American Capitalism.

We would like our output to be as flexible about its input for our own sanity in performing quadrillion total bit calculations to arrive at Optimized Variables through both Parametrizational techniques related to the disproportionate Scalar Conversion Fractal Mathematics Theoretically Derived Factors affecting the underlying volatility of the portfolio uniformly that, over many iterations, should converge and be Plainly Scalar, meaning any combination of optimally allocated pyramidial combinitorical options can be taken into consideration and adjusted for that investorâs and advisorâs chosen counselled level of risk .

Looking for the other shoe (bold text in your gibberish). Thanks.

Parameterizational
Combinatorical
Pyramidal

Soon2Bgreat · Nov 25, 2011

Quote from BeatingtheSP500:

I don't know why you guys are wasting time on this. Presenting logic and reason to the irrational is not going to result in the other side saying "Oh yes I see your point and perhaps I'll reconsider my position"

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Haha.

Yup agaig is a great movie, but still doesn't compare to bwol's rollerblading reality TV.

Martinghoul · Nov 25, 2011

Quote from atticus:
And witness the birth of our collective awareness of how present levels of technology can absolutely revolutionize the way we conduct our lives, and how we govern our diplomatic relationships with Democratic Global Society and American Capitalism.

We would like our output to be as flexible about its input for our own sanity in performing quadrillion total bit calculations to arrive at Optimized Variables through both Parametrizational techniques related to the disproportionate Scalar Conversion Fractal Mathematics Theoretically Derived Factors affecting the underlying volatility of the portfolio uniformly that, over many iterations, should converge and be Plainly Scalar, meaning any combination of optimally allocated pyramidial combinitorical options can be taken into consideration and adjusted for that investorâs and advisorâs chosen counselled level of risk .

Looking for the other shoe (bold text in your gibberish). Thanks.

Parameterizational
Combinatorical
Pyramidal
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Wow! I had no idea this could get any better...

However, "disproportionate Scalar Conversion Fractal Mathematics Theoretically Derived Factors" places bwol into a league all of his own. So does "combinitorical" (sic).