Asymmetric Investment Returns is a blog authored by Mike Shell since 2006, covering topics about asymmetric investing and trading for asymmetric risk/reward in pursuit of asymmetry.
Being a "Vanna-Charmer" implies that the person is not just trading options, but is doing so with a sophisticated understanding of how certain risk factors, like vanna, can be leveraged to enhance their trading strategy and returns.
A list of some notable publicly traded sports teams and how their stocks have performed.
Chief Investment Officer: The unemployment level provides a current assessment, the rate of change is often a leading indicator that can signal future economic trends.
Tennessee investment adviser explains price controls lead to shortages if suppliers reduce production, reduced quality if producers can't change enough to be profitable, and reduced incentives for innovation where research and development costs are high.
If the S&P 500 trend is any guide, we'll soon see if the oversold condition was enough to shake out those who wanted to sell and bring prices to a low enough point to attract buying.
Can market makers see your stop-loss orders?