I'm seeing a crap ton of puts on oil today. The saudi's have backstopped this and it looks like we won't have a recession.
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I'm seeing a crap ton of puts on oil today. The saudi's have backstopped this and it looks like we won't have a recession.
How many constitute a crap ton i.e. how many puts are sold that it starts hitting your radar?I'm seeing a crap ton of puts on oil today. The saudi's have backstopped this and it looks like we won't have a recession.
I can't put names out in public like that. Family offices (big ones). And a big institutional office. Really big. Like, huge.How many constitute a crap ton i.e. how many puts are sold that it starts hitting your radar?
Oh - I misunderstood - I thought you meant volume, not players. Thanks.I can't put names out in public like that. Family offices (big ones). And a big institutional office. Really big. Like, huge.
Okay, are we still good with this? Thinking about doing some things.I'm seeing a crap ton of puts on oil today. The saudi's have backstopped this and it looks like we won't have a recession.
Fuel prices help to drive the economy. It's speculators that rove the price down as far as it went. I'm seeing a slow creep back up in oil prices but not to the point of restricting commerce.Okay, are we still good with this? Thinking about doing some things.
I know OB probably isn't the best place for financial advice, and am doing it anyway...but curious of the mood of those in the know.
On page 3, I also called it to the day when to buy back in...... I am not Kreskin but I am a good trader.
Whether good or lucky, well done either way.The low was in @ Christmas. Buy in after Christmas. The best bang for your buck was the day after, to be precise.
Whether good or lucky, well done either way.
I learned my lesson. I won't ignore your future missives...I called it 6 months prior.
I learned my lesson. I won't ignore your future missives...
There are two types of people in the world. One who sees success and is jealous and bitter. The other who tries to emulate the success. I prefer to be the latter. Please keep it up.Actually, I'll keep it to myself. No one likes a braggart.
No. There is such an insignificant amount of workers being effect that in the grand scheme, it would be impossible.What about the shutdown? If it goes on for much longer, can't that cause a recession just on its own?
Reminds me of when GWB was in office.But remember, the media can convince anyone that the economy is in the tank.
Insider trading is when one person has critical information about the imminent direction the stock could be moving, up or down, and he shares that information with another person and they have an intent to profit from said information.What does Insider trading mean?
I called it 6 months prior.
Google Paul Thayer. He was chairman of LTV. Had a mistress he was keeping in the Oak Lawn area. Paid her bills by giving tips to a stock broker (Billy Bob Harris?), who placed trades for her based on info he got from being on the boards of other companies. Got caught when billy bob spread the word to his other clients.What does Insider trading mean?
There is a great book called "Den of Thieves" about 1980's insider trading - Michael Milken, Ivan "Greed is Good" Boesky, Dennis Levine and so forth. It is a great read if you like this kind of stuff. Complete with exchanging brief cases with cash at the Plaza Hotel as payment for inside information to offshore bank accounts in the Bahamas to hide behind bank secrecy laws. This one exploded because when one guy got caught, the finger pointing started, and the house of cards fell.. Makes you wonder how much of this goes on where people don't get caught. Has to be less than 1%.Google Paul Thayer. He was chairman of LTV. Had a mistress he was keeping in the Oak Lawn area. Paid her bills by giving tips to a stock broker (Billy Bob Harris?), who placed trades for her based on info he got from being on the boards of other companies. Got caught when billy bob spread the word to his other clients.
There is a great book called "Den of Thieves" about 1980's insider trading - Michael Milken, Ivan "Greed is Good" Boesky, Dennis Levine and so forth. It is a great read if you like this kind of stuff. Complete with exchanging brief cases with cash at the Plaza Hotel for payments for inside information to offshore bank accounts in the Bahamas to hide behind bank secrecy laws. This one exploded because when one guy got caught, the finger pointing started, and the house of cards fell.. Makes you wonder how much of this goes on where people don't get caught. Has to be less than 1%.
And if anybody expects me to believe that members of the senate intelligence committee aren't thumbing through emails from google, exxon, and every other company out there that's making moves-- then you're an idiot.Clears throat, the entire US legislature is privy to all pertinent economic info before it's release. They are allowed to trade on it legally. Nice work if you can get it. Talk about a den of thieves.