Options & Volatility
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The Bitcoin ETF parade and Grayscale Trust, with Jason Urban of Galaxy Digital
Join us in this, our last episode of the year, where we’re talking Crypto and Bitcoin ETFs with Jason Urban,…
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Mutual Funds Performance Summary
Stocks took a hiatus from the ever-long bull run characterizing 2021 so far. The ever-grander narrative from China spooked US stock…
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Reimagining Risk and Reinsurance (& Cat Bonds) with Chris McKeown of Vantage Risk
We’re looking into the far reaches of the search for yield in this episode, diving into investors’ interest in so-called…
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Why Whales Tails Whip Up Market Tremors with Hari Krishnan
How do large delta hedging flows of market makers tie in with Central Bank quantitative easing? How do ETF rebalancing’s…
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Options to Trend Following, and Back Again with Scot Billington of Covenant Cap.
We jump back into some VIX and Volatility discussion with this week’s episode but also get to talk about trend…
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You’re not Gonna get Another Crash?
For those of you who haven’t checked out our Big List of Alts folks on Twitter (and VolTwit list), you…
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Behind the Buffered Notes Bonanza With Joe Halpern of Exceed Investments
Who hasn’t been pitched a buffered note at this point? Participate in the upside and get credited back the first…
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“Maybe I’m the Retail Idiot” with Bill Brewster
Dive into this fun chat with the equally irreverent and intelligent Bill Brewster, the self-made value investor in the style…
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Teams of Options to Tackle the Tails with Jerry Haworth of 36 South
We’re excited to have one of the pioneers of options trading on this episode, Jerry Haworth – Founder and CIO…
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