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LTWasn't this guy a henchman in the original die hard?
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MSHere's another interview on options, where the trader did not give me any education on how they manage their greeks or a trade. Any option trader knows that options are complex and misleading. One can learn something very basic about options and THINK they understand options. They can then be exposed to something a little deeper and THINK they understand options. Options like an onion can go deeper and deeper and deeper layer after layer. I feel like none of the onion was exposed nor any detail about the market, where is Dean is seeing tail risk, or mispriced options or when long vol, how does he pay for the vega or whatever. Not a great education here.
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IOI'd sell volatility in bitcoin through options.
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YBThe "what I got wrong" portion of this alone is highly valuable. Great job Real Vision!
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MMReally amazing conversation when there is no mention of the 800 lb gorilla everyone is trading against aka Federal Reserve/Central banks? Maybe, we are closer to the end game? Can we get someone to interview Bernie Madoof to learn what his take on all of this is?
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MBI truly liked Dean Curnutt as interviewer as he was well prepared, calm but still lead the interview well - pls bring him back. I liked the content as well although it sometimes just scratched the surface thus could have gone deeper. I do concur with others commenting here that this interview together with the one with Nancy Davies lays a good base to build upon.
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AMI really enjoyed that interview! Geat Job!
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VSVery well done- a consummate professional.
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NEIt’s funny how at the beginning he called it the great financial crisis, just like people used to call WWI the Great War.
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APAmazing guy
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PA"I don't want to go too much into technical details....". Please do! It's oftentimes hard to get some expert opinion and having enough detailed information to know exactly what they are talking about. I really enjoyed that interview! Just great stuff.
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SSTotally professional by both Mr. Britton & Mr. Curnutt. Really enjoyed this piece and ask for more from both of them. Well done!
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THBritton reminds me of the old quote from Peanuts, Linus: "Until it is demonstrated, one forgets the very great difference between the merely competent amateur and the very expert professional." Anyone trading in front of a glowing screen at home might benefit by realizing that they're competing directly with intellects of this magnitude. A great lesson in humility, & a really useful interview. Bravo, Real Vision!
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V!I feel like this interview was done just for me. Thanks RV, very relevant!
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NvVery interesting. Thank you Capstone website has a good white paper on volatility strategies