Derivatives Expert Reveals How To Profit Huge From A Market Crash

[mattanderson]

Thank you so much!!

Thank you gentlemen!!
Brilliant discussion!
Thank you both!!

[RyanLewton]

Can we get more long form conversations like this? I enjoy hour+ long deep dives into this stuff.

[roberttaylor]

Used to think investors lose out amid crash, meanwhile some make profits. I also thought folks went out of business during the great depression, but some went into business. Bottom line, there's always depression for some while others amass wealth gains.
I’m glad I found this conversation. My risk tolerance is high, and I want to take advantage of the upcoming market run. Can you direct me to your advisor?

[patrickhussey]

In this episode, George discovers the benefit of in-the-money call options. Love it.

[MrDayinthepark]

You got an excellent guest this time George.

[lazybear]

Look into OTC options. Specifically a knock-in put. Cheaper than listed.

[nancya]

I am a complete novice and love to learn by listening to George and guests. PLEASE put the links to the things you talk about in the description. For example this gentleman’s channel. Thank you.

[zawierk]

IVE is a bit like a weather foreceast for options. A low IVR means the weather looks calm. A high IVR means expect major storms or hurricanes. Clearly if you are buying options you want a low IVR. IVR goes from 0-100. It can go over 100 which is because it looks at the last 365 days of volatility. Look up some YouTube videos to help learn more about this important options indicator.

[ricks]

If you have a large long call option position and you see a volatility spike, you can pair the trade with long stock to get a price mear the mid of the option bud/ask because the other side of that trade is a covered call. Then sell the stock right afyer the fill. Tada, a fast fill and mid price achieved (and the small trade fees are often cheaper than taking the bid, especially in high vol)

[prw]

@05:50 It isn't just the volatility going down, ...it is also the time decay value. The value drops as the contract nears expiration.

[deepwater]

I bought a boat load of TLTW EFTs that sells covered call options on its TLT position and is working out very well for now.

[theinflationsituation]

Damn GG, that was a great one. Thanks! EDIT: Recognized Patrick's voice. Nice to see him. Sharp dude!

[RobotsCanDoAnything]

Excellent commentary gentlemen, great job 👏

[zawierk]

Before you buy or sell options you need to fully understand IVR, Implied volatility rank. If you buy an option with a high IVR you will regreat it.

[gregslingerland]

I spent every dollar I had to short NVDA more today.

[stuffaboutthings]

More Patrick tutorials, I guess that's what his new channel is for .

[lindaanderson]

Mike Maloney has long shown they will never stop printing. Before they bought stocks, through Blackrock, but now they need to print more and the market is too high so they need a war to spend the money on. So, war or hyper market. Craziness either way.

[graveyarddoji]

I agree futures are easier you know exactly how much you’re going to make on a move

[asmusndsu]

It's simple, you have to stick to ITM options with intrinsic value... OTM options have less of a probability to profit than playing a casino game where the casino doesn't have the cash to pay you out if you hit the jackpot. OTM options are only good to sell against something else you own or to create a spread

[drdray]

Regarding the lag of recession, , I wouldn't try to estimate based on when cuts start but rather from when hikes begin / pass some weighted threshold. I imagine the most accurate forecasting metric relate to the area under the fed funds rate chart, ignoring area under the base, amplified by leverage in the system. Much more complicated but I imagine there would be more probabilistically accurate information to gain from such an analysis.