Puts have a lower actual probability of touch(POT) compared to calls. The actual POT on the put side is roughly half of the ...

We are looking at the 10 best stocks to watch in January 2025. Which companies have liquid options and reports earnings in ...

Currently, IBIT has a +/- $29.73 price range through the January 2026 cycle. With a stock price of $55, that means IBIT has a ...

The company’s high valuation reflects investor confidence in its growth potential, but analysts remain cautious, questioning ...

The transcript discusses financial markets with a focus on stock and commodity performances. The S&P 500 shows limited volatility, while NASDAQ rises, led by NVIDIA. Bitcoin futures experience a ...

The episode discusses recent market movements and strategies for managing options and stock positions. Key points include fluctuations in major indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies, the approach ...

In 2024, global markets experienced significant volatility with strong U.S. economic growth driving up yields, a stronger dollar, and a surprising 27% rise in gold despite unfavorable conditions. The ...

Ilya Spivak and Chris Vecchio discussed significant market themes and risks for 2025. Key takeaways included Bitcoin's strong performance, geopolitical tensions, potential U.S. labor disruptions, ...

Jermal Chandler advises caution due to market sluggishness, recommending limited capital allocation. He discusses his interests in Palantir (PLTR) and ABGO, exploring potential for momentum trading.

Finance experts discussed recent market activity and volatility, noting significant indices' downturns, with Russell down 4.8%. They analyzed implied volatility spikes, particularly for the VIX and ...

The episode primarily features a lighthearted discussion between Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista, with personal anecdotes and banter about a memorable first encounter at Barney's leading to marriage.

In a candid discussion, hosts Bridgette Laszlo and Pete Mulmat share lighthearted weekend experiences before delving into financial markets. Bridgette mentions holiday shopping, while Pete recounts ...