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Jonathan Rose of Active Day Trader teaches his coaching students how to trade stocks, and how to trade stock options to increase their trading account.

Jonathan Rose teaches option strategies to take advantatge of inefficiencies that arise in the stock market in good economy and bad economy.

Option trading for beginners, options trading strategies are used to grow our trading account.

This video is on Closed End Fund Arbitrage, it's a secret of the hedge fund space, hedge fund secrets to trade closed end fund premium and discounts.

[ww]

I understand the concept, but there are a lot of closed end funds that trade at deep discounts for years, so while you are effectively buying the underlying stocks at a discount, you still only own the CEF and there’s no guarantee that the CEF will close that discount anytime soon. Sometimes it does but it might be 5 or 10 years, which leads one to consider opportunity cost.

[MastersintradingLIVE]

Curious -- Have you ever heard of Closed End Funds, and for those who have - Have you ever traded Closed End Funds?

[yifanjiang]

not an expert in this but there are a few key factors that can severely affect profitability: 1) hard-to-short stocks, and 2) interest of borrowing stocks for shorting. Another thing which I don't know at all: do you get the NAV of the fund by the time the fund is liquidated?

[Helloimtheshiieet]

So wait in theory couldnt you buy at an all time low options like APRE right now with no volume?

[lucproulx]

This might require a long answer (which you can tell me and I won't be offended), but seems like, based on the graph that it has been at a discount price since 2016. Why didn't it catch up a few times since then?

[johnseck]

Cool trade as always. Thanks for sharing.