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I've figured out how to produce returns using cash secured or naked option strategies utilizing informational asymmetry gained from rigorous analysis of corpora
by brilliantcode 10y ago
I've figured out how to produce returns using cash secured or naked option strategies utilizing informational asymmetry gained from rigorous analysis of corporate Q's and K's that will actually generate wealth not slowly build it like value investing does.
This critical edge that has been hiding in plain sight but validated by actual large funds using the same methods.
Someday, newyorker.com and HN will be reading how a "Korean Canadian stock whiz turns his $50,000 CAD tax free savings account into $50,000,000 CAD"
edit: due to downvotes I will not be revealing this prized strategy.
- corybrown 10y agoHope it works out for you, best of luck!
- acedinlowball 10y agoI use the same technique. It has been working very well for me so far. I'm not rich, but lets say I will never have to worry about money again for the rest of my life, and neither will my descendants for the next 6 generations.
- ryankennedyio 10y agoThe downvotes say it all, but don't ever write naked options. The strategy has positive expectancy, except every few years you lose >100% of capital, since the risk is almost unbounded.
- sokoloff 10y agoI write naked puts almost every week. It's about the only way I buy highly liquid tech stocks nowadays. The risk is absolutely bounded, of course (and similar to buying a stock outright). Naked options are not the problem; naked calls are, of course, far more risky and most investors are barred from writing naked calls on individual issues.
- brilliantcode 10y agoI never write options. cash secured put/call options are buying not selling options.
- mcguire 10y ago"edit: due to downvotes I will not be revealing this prized strategy" Thank you!