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Hi Rat: long time no seeRatbastrd wrote:Hey guy's,
Open positions:
short aapl @ 130
short tsla @ 426
long ethe @54.13
Long time lurker, with a thought to share.
For seemingly being intelligent guy's, the ZH crew often write really stupid articles. If Softbank is in fact the whale, using sophisticated options strategies to push the market higher, doesn't it seem reasonable to also assume they understand the implications of said strategy including "Gamma triggers" and would have managed the position accordingly? In fact, I would go so far as to speculate that a) If SB is the whale, and did use massive options plays to push markets to the extreme. That b) They would have also had an exit strategy, which in fact might be the "real" strategy, which was to pull the rug at a certain point, or let the positions fall off, and let the accumulated hedging positions (they) and the CTA's accumulated do the work for them. I'm willing to bet who ever was behind this is making more money on the downside and is smoking fat cigars and drinking expensive scotch, congratulating themselves on the latest market circus show.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/one-d ... sdaq-whale
Yes, thanks I just saw.Al_Dente wrote:Hi Rat:
Not sure if Cobra heard that so I'll amplify it:
""This is one of the best technical forums on the web, you guy's rock!""
also vote for Cobra; he likes that
https://stockcharts.com/public/1684859
and:
""Probably time I contributed.""
I agree
Agree. I believe they have plan behind. But if they do have plan then it means the market will go down sharply in the coming weeks. Well, even they don't have the plan, now big funds finally caught the big guy, they'll eat it up by pushing the market sharply down anyway.Ratbastrd wrote:Hey guy's,
Open positions:
short aapl @ 130
short tsla @ 426
long ethe @54.13
Long time lurker, with a thought to share.
For seemingly being intelligent guy's, the ZH crew often write really stupid articles. If Softbank is in fact the whale, using sophisticated options strategies to push the market higher, doesn't it seem reasonable to also assume they understand the implications of said strategy including "Gamma triggers" and would have managed the position accordingly? In fact, I would go so far as to speculate that a) If SB is the whale, and did use massive options plays to push markets to the extreme. That b) They would have also had an exit strategy, which in fact might be the "real" strategy, which was to pull the rug at a certain point, or let the positions fall off, and let the accumulated hedging positions (they) and the CTA's accumulated do the work for them. I'm willing to bet who ever was behind this is making more money on the downside and is smoking fat cigars and drinking expensive scotch, congratulating themselves on the latest market circus show.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/one-d ... sdaq-whale