It’s Not The Merit It’s The Price
The wrong price can ruin a great idea
Our thinking on options, trading, investing.
The wrong price can ruin a great idea
The basics of log returns
Log returns measure how far strike prices are from the stock price as a function of time and volatility
Using SP500 returns to distinguish geometric (compounded) returns from average arithmetic returns
Trading is applying a process to a need or service the market demands
Understand the meaning of "average" when returns compounds
Developing a habit of looking past first-order consequences
Learn how to compute the the volatility between 2 expirations
Translating rates of return over different time periods
Thoughts on how we perceive risk and liquidity
What's more likely to have alpha: systematic or discretionary conditional on you being allowed to invest?
Being a strong bettor requires well-tuned meta-knowledge
Don’t obsess about investing beyond the point of diminishing returns.
More life-applied portfolio theory
How probability relates to correlation
Options, volatility, and risk — written by traders, delivered when we publish.