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Right, so in case it's not clear, people are asking you to quantify "basically" and "essentially" with math to get a number out. English words aren't going to m
by kelseyfrog 4y ago
Right, so in case it's not clear, people are asking you to quantify "basically" and "essentially" with math to get a number out. English words aren't going to make your point. They want you to back it up with a statistical analysis.
- logicalmonster 4y ago> people are asking you to quantify "basically" and "essentially" with math to get a number out You're hoping to see a specific number? What number are you even asking for? To me, your comment doesn't make even a tiny bit of sense because we're not talking about a specific quantity of a stock at a specific price for a specific time period, we're just talking about the general principles of basic option strategies.
- kelseyfrog 4y agoThat's the beauty of outlining a methodology. You'll need to answer a few things but most importantly, how do you quantify risk when executing your strategy ie:selling calls? It feels like you're going off vibes, which is fine, but what's irking people is that "basically" and "essentially" are weasel words that make it seem like you're trying to launder gambling as investing. Maybe a better question to start with is, which measures of quantitative risk are you familiar with and how to they play into your strategy?