FreeGuest Trade IdeasMon October 7, 2024Report Your Errors, and Don’t Trust Those Who Don’tStatistics are crucial in investment decisions, yet often overlooked. This article highlights the risks of relying on averages without proper statistical analysis. Understanding standard deviations and significance can provide a clearer view of market strategies and reduce reliance on luck. Always question financial claims and verify with proper analysis.
FreeBlack Swan PartyTue August 6, 2024Three Reasons Why Summer Volatility Will Likely Retreat and a Trade to Play ItMyron Scholes noted that risk management often fails during systemic events. Recently, I accurately predicted periods of low volatility using my VIX theory, yielding significant returns. Despite recent market fears, I believe the true mean of the VIX is lower than current levels. The economy’s resilience, potential Fed cuts, and market improvements support this outlook. Shorting volatility with strategic options can capitalize on the current market environment.
FreeBlack Swan PartyWed May 29, 20245 Things That Could Go Right: Why Volatility Should Remain Subdued During Summer“Bad news sells better than good news,” says Daniel Kahneman. We often focus on risks that seem urgent, even if they’re improbable. This tendency skews our financial decisions. In reality, our fears are often misplaced. To succeed, consider optimism and use volatility to your advantage. When fear peaks, it can be the best time to invest in beaten-down assets or short the VIX. By understanding and managing our instinctual responses, we can achieve better long-term returns and build wealth more effectively.
FreeBlack Swan PartySun March 31, 2024Fried Black Swan“Black swan meat is delicious and has medicinal value,” according to North Korea’s Rodong Sinmun. This piece, dedicated to Daniel Kahneman and Daniel Ellsberg, explores how Black Swan risks, while feared, can be monetized. Rather than predicting crises, the key lies in profiting from the fear of such events not occurring. As geopolitical tensions rise, understanding and leveraging these market anomalies can turn fear into opportunity.