How To Trade High Volatility and Tom’s Tariffs Fear: Catch Up on What You Missed!
By:Ryan Gaynor
Analysis of 20 years of market data shows how options and stocks compare during consecutive down days. Data indicates options with 45-21 days to expiration demonstrate risk profiles similar to stocks, while options with fewer than 21 days showed significantly higher frequency of consecutive losses. The research presents historical patterns and explains why some traders refer to the 45-21 day window as "the sweet spot" for managing risk and potential returns. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
As bond markets crashed with 30-year yields spiking to 5%, veteran trader Tom Sosnoff warns of "intellectual deficiency" in economic policy. With bonds down "ten points in three days," Sosnoff explains why global markets are exploiting America's vulnerabilities, questioning if the Fed can provide catastrophic insurance amid self-inflicted market chaos.
This candid discussion features trading expert Tom Sosnoff sharing his perspective on recent market volatility and how policy announcements have affected trading conditions. Sosnoff discusses the relationship between social media communications and market movements, expressing concerns about potential impacts on investor confidence. The conversation examines how rapid information dissemination can create challenging trading environments and considers possible long-term implications for market participants navigating these conditions.
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