0DTEs, Election Chatter, and a Stalled Market—Don't Miss This week's Recap
0DTEs, Election Chatter, and a Stalled Market—Don't Miss This week's Recap
By:Ryan Gaynor
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In this week's Market Measures, Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista discuss market concentration, pointing out that the top 10 stocks in the S&P 500 now hold 33% of its weight, a historic high. This sort of top-heavy even happened before only in 1987, 2009 and 2020. This show featured a surprise guest, Emory Ph.D. student and tasty intern Jiajun Zou, who shared research indicating this level of concentration poses heightened risks. While acknowledging the cyclical nature of market dominance, they stress diversification and proactive portfolio management. Don’t miss this special guest on the tasty show.
It is time to get short ... this is why
Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista dissect predictions and trading strategies amid market dynamics. They reflect on Stanley Druckenmiller's bearish stance in 1987, drawing parallels to contemporary market conditions with inflated price-to-book ratios, tight Federal Reserve policies and strong large-cap stocks. The discussion centers on potential market corrections, election impact and the feasibility of bullish stances. They touch on market breadth, earnings predictions and comparisons to historical upheavals, stressing the market's current structured nature because of factors like circuit breakers and high-frequency trading—it’s not like past crises.
How to stay profitable during low volatility | Options Backtest
Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista analyze market movement , including the Nasdaq turning red after being up briefly. They examine risk strategies in low implied volatility environments, particularly comparing 16 delta strangles and iron condors. The data indicates iron condors offer 27% lower profits but reduce risk by 47%. Don’t miss out on these trading ideas.
Ryan Gaynor is a video content specialist at tastylive.
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