Anyone ever notice that the payoff functions for options look like a bode plot for circuits? Now I'm pretty fucking autistic but I wanted to ask and see if anyone's traded options or put together a risk management strategy based on the laws of electricity and magnetism before.
Bonus points for sparkies; Edison eternally btfo'd this thread taken over by Tesla time travel conspiracies (((mods))) will slide this and MKUltra sleeper agents will appear in your closet at 3 a.m. unless you reply, "Based Americhads will save crypto."
Holy shit you are boring as fuck. How does it feel to be this virgin OP?
Jace Edwards
Haven't killed myself yet and the wagelife isn't too painful so I'd say a perfect 5 outta 7.
Isaiah Campbell
Yes the EM wave risk return strategy is used by MMs to pin prices to ensure large returns with minimal risk. If delta hedged properly, they can see high end returns that are usually only seen in arbitrage opportunities. This is also known as statistical arbitrage as it is not a true arbitrage, but one from a phenomenon model. Retail can try to emulate it, but a properly model of the volatility curve is needed for the equity.
Austin Lee
>a risk management strategy based on the laws of electricity and magnetism you can't be fucking serious
Nice. Thanks for filling my google tabs with autistic joy for the next week. Godbless.
Never going to /make it/
Charles Nelson
Well at least it's better than a risk management strategy based on astrology and tarot, though not by much. Good luck user
Gavin Cook
Best of luck. Stocks is pretty crowded though, but if you can make a working model, it is one of the closest things to free money out there.
Isaac Nguyen
Also I should say the first sentence of is all nonsense. After that I'm actually talking about a real technique though. I'm not joking about the model.
Hudson Long
check'd i'll build the model and be the first person to land on mars.
