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This FT piece on deb #cancellation is interesting and poses a few interesting questions.
Let me begin with what I do not like.
The case against cancelling debt at the #ECB https://t.co/o0Vvvf6leU
#monetization 1/
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This is what the FT seems to suggest too (this is why the piece is more complex than it seems)
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What is interesting is the last sentence of this paragraph:
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Interestingly, the strong independence of the ECB in this case could help.
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https://t.co/G4XhPZQZup
But the FT acknowledges that the issue is on the table and that sterilization may be part of the equation.
I am ok with this
/end
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Short straddle is non-directional strategy
Selling same strike price CALL/PUT option same underlying with same expiry.
Nifty Spot at 14353, So you can sell 14350 CE as well 14350 PE of 14 Jan. Expiry.
(1/n)
*RETWEET for max response
Bullish short straddle: Selling 14400 CE and 14400 PE of same expiry.
Bearish short straddle: Selling 14250 CE and 14250 PE of same expiry.
You can sell straddle as per your market view.
If you are natural view sell CE and PE at ATM strike.
(2/n)
Short straddle has limited profit potential (only premium) and unlimited risk without adjustment.
In Example, Short straddle of 14350, Breakeven is (14131.0-14569.0), need 1.7Lac Margin to sell straddle.
Maximum profit: 16k and Loss: Unlimited, Winning probability: 50%
(3/n)

If market staying near at 14350 then win. Probability increase slowly. Rewards also increase slowly.
Volatility(IV) is also play important role in selling straddle, Like If IV increase so straddle premium increase and IV cool off so premium casually comes down.
(4/n)
Short straddle adjustment:
https://t.co/59Lr64kEtK way to limit the overnight risk.
Convert short straddle in Ironfly, its nothing we have to add long strangle in short straddle it become Ironfly. It gives the good Risk Rewards.
(5/n)

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You can go through this thread.
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1. Threads to learn Options
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3. Some core rules to investing
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4.Summing up 2020 Trading lessons
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5.Effects of margin change on
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The entire thread will have some quick pointers on options trading. These bullet points are based on experience and learning and even if you are completely new,will help you to build some perspective. So,lets go :
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This thread is about the trader who with his reckless trading destroyed the entire Barings bank. In case you would like to read more such informative threads,do not forget to retweet and share as acts as encouragement
9. Top 5 resources to learn everything about stocks
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The following thread will have top 5 for everything you need in the world of stock market and as learner who wants to REALLY grow. Make sure you #retweet the thread and let it reach the maximum number of people as sharing is caring.
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14. Stocks where you should NOT invest
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— Abhishek Kar (@Abhishekkar_) July 6, 2020
In the following thread you will understand a few dark truths about stock trading as a profession.
Sadly everyone touches the only green side but there has to be a balance. Don't forget to #retweet for wider reach.
Yesterday was brutal for some people...
Losing life-changing money sucks, losing any money sucks...you can chase the market or you can change your strategy.
2/ The original thread is gone but you can read it here.
https://t.co/cLLNs75rB0
tl;dr
- Traded $32k to $1.2m
- Thought I was a genius
- Made poor investments
- Didn't conserve capital
- Peaked at 150 BTC
- Lost nearly all of it
2 weeks from losing my house + no income. Oops.
3/ I am going to assume you are in it for the money rather than the tech. Yeah, you might Tweet about the amazing blockchaining of cross-border payments and oracles yadda yadda...really, you are in it to make money.
If you are really in it for the tech, go and build something.
4/ Okay, so if you want to make money, trading is super hard, you are trading against:
- Better traders than you
- People who can move markets
- Unknown information
And if you are trading with leverage you might blow up your account with the volatility.
5/ If you are not trading, you are investing. Okay, so what are you investing in?
I made the decision that the crypto with the best opportunity of existing in 10 years is #Bitcoin:
- Solves a genuine problem
- The right tech
- A proven track record
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