Newbie conclusions: The topic should be 5 Key option risks Price - Distance Delta - Speed Gamma - Acceleration Theta = Time decay (inverse to Gamma) Vega = Volatility Rho = Delta but use interest rate p.s. this is a very informative video btw. (This is my opinions and might be wrong)
The quality of this video is A grade. I watched it twice and gave it a thumbs up because I can clearly see you know what you were talking about. Looking forward to the next video of this caliber.
I love the format of the videos. no BS, just facts and educational content for every second. direct to point and clear without distraction. i learned from this videos more than what i researched about trading over past 5 years.
You are by far the most transparent and honest youtube channel on the topic. I know in the coming years you will have millions of views. I've been all over the youtube scene for day trading and none are like yours. Yes i've found some good ones who teach legit strategies but still they make money off their course or masterclass. They will not be as open and honest as you which puts you at the top. I can't stress how much you've changed my view on trading for the better. Thanks. As far as i'm concerned, you are the real Jesus. The old jesus would be proud and you being the new one.... Pleasure to meet you!!
Coding Jesus, can you make a video about actually executing and displaying algorithmic trades. Because I feel like your videos explain everything well but lack on display. Thank you!
Greeks are mostly used to price derivatives, not quite as a strategy risk metrics, could you dedicate a video to proper quant strategies / portfolio rr analysis (i.e. sharpe / calmar / profit factor / model drift)
Look up an option pricing model. Nowhere in an option pricing model are Greeks used an inputs to price a derivative. Greeks are a reflection of a strategy’s risks.
@Coding Jesus greeks are partial derivatives of pricing models, each giving price sensitivity to a risk component. I don't disagree with "risk metric" per say, but you should specify that it's only applicable to derivatives and used as risk adjustment variables. Great content, keep up the good work 👏
Pastor your message is pure and true. Just want to ask please can you setup a course on quant trading (for beginners python devs, data analyst and c++ devs) I am saying this because I have searched but can't find any reputable full course on Quant trading basics to advance. I am willing to pay, because I believe if you can give us all these for free , then you would even give us better for a full course. Please what do you think?
(Edit, I forgot to mention, you lock in a profit, each time you balance delta, when buying vol.) And on a second read, my explanation is confusing, just get the book (anyone), it does a great job.
Hey Jesus, i would absolute love it if you could come on our discord and do a Q&A. Is that something you would consider? We have everything from crypto ninjas to forex and crytpo swing traders. We'd love to hear your thoughts on quant development in the crypto space.
man: 1) what's the meaning of your code: 87wZCoEfvb6AXfJtwwv2EGVc3f6UafSZM39CZ2xRLU1dKvLYK3x6JGbP4bj8iatHdwU3BnSvPfyKPVjwDKBepufSRDT1Kub 2) I didn't understand from your video how to we make risk management from the greeks 3) There are some proven chartists that make money, I know the majority looses money, but that also happens in quantitative trading... financial markets, traded algorithmically or discretionarily, are just a poker game, even if there are good players, it does not mean a quantitative player is better and a chartist is a looser. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a chartist, I develop my strategies algorithmically, but don't be too tough in price action, there are good players using it...
1) If you know, you know. 2) ... 3) Chartists are losers because they fight against reality. Reality being an efficient market, chartists being a form of analysis that postulates that it can aid investors in generating outsized returns.
@@CodingJesus 1) that's too bad for your audience like me not to say something about it 2) So you say risk management is just hedging? I don't know anything about it, actually. You just explain option greeks like a textbook, which is something good, by the way, but maybe you could explain in another video how to combine risk management and the use of greeks more profoundly maybe. 3) Not all algorithmic practitioners think (and they have tested it) the market is "always" efficient... they are well respected practitioners... don't let your ego write me back...
@@bumdass7761 I'm not into crypto at all, I do trading in other asset classes. Besides, your response means you welcome questions, isn't it? Little by little I was gaining trust on him but in this world of talented and not talented people, I prefer to admire humble talented people. Intelligence is uniformly distributed in the world, and to be more precise, Jesus Christ taught his disciples in a humble fashion... I think he should correct his ego for the sake of his channel. Once he get more subscribers, he will have problems with that...
Wouldn't the gamma decrease as the underlying asset increases? You seem to be saying the opposite happens.... You lost me. If I invest 50 cents into a stock worth 1$ and that dollar goes to 2$ I make 50 cents..... .5 delta right? If that 2$ moves to 3$ than I gain less than 50 cents on that dollar move making my gamma negative.... no? What am I missing here...... It would make sense if you said "it increases by 1%" and not "$1" Buit in that case nothing would change. I'm struggling to see the the real world application of what ur saying..... or how it even makes sense. Clearly I'm missing something.
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