Podcasts about measures

The British Medical Association has accused the government of "wilful negligence" for refusing to reimpose coronavirus restrictions in England, intensifying the pressure ministers are under over the rising number of infections. Yesterday, the Health Secretary, Sajid Javid, insisted that he would not yet implement “Plan B”, which relies on masks, social distancing and COVID passes, for the winter period. This was despite the fact he admitted there could soon be 100,000 new cases a day. Measures similar to “Plan B” are already in place in Scotland. Nick Robinson speaks to the National Clinical Director for their government, Professor Jason Leitch, and then asks the Health Minister, Edward Argar, about the current situation in England.

Scotland and Ireland reject vaccine passports, while New Zealand finally drops its ‘anti-science' zero-Covid policy.

Everyone usually starts that health and fitness journey by using the scale as their main measure of progress. At some point, we hopefully reach our goal weight, but then what do we use to determine if we are making progress? Setting new goals with different ways to quantify gains is the key, and we talk about those today. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tylerkluver/support

The futures dudes get small and look into selling both Bitcoin and crude oil as they ascend to multiyear highs. Pete talks about wrapping very tight mechanics around the trades, and he even gets into the options trade page for a more strategic view of crude.

The futures dudes get small and look into selling both Bitcoin and crude oil as they ascend to multiyear highs. Pete talks about wrapping very tight mechanics around the trades, and he even gets into the options trade page for a more strategic view of crude.

This recent moderate IV spike has been met by a rapid contraction where premium levels declined by around 40% on average. Short-lived pops in IV are one of the keys to a premium seller's success. By staying small over time, it is much easier (financially and psychologically) to scale up during these “pops” and see the above-average decay in action.

This recent moderate IV spike has been met by a rapid contraction where premium levels declined by around 40% on average. Short-lived pops in IV are one of the keys to a premium seller's success. By staying small over time, it is much easier (financially and psychologically) to scale up during these “pops” and see the above-average decay in action.

Lawmakers approved new political maps and decided how to spend COVID-19 relief money. But they didn't pass bills about vaccine mandates or the criminal penalty for illegal voting.

As stocks and crypto rebound to the highs, Pete looks into selling some rallying markets while buying weaker ones like interest rates. He and Frank also look into some options on futures trades in natural gas and gold.

As stocks and crypto rebound to the highs, Pete looks into selling some rallying markets while buying weaker ones like interest rates. He and Frank also look into some options on futures trades in natural gas and gold.

Over the past two years, the majority of the S&P 500 components have been up 55% of the time. In the same time frame, the S&P itself has been up 58% of the time. Each component is subject to its own implied volatility, but do different levels of the VIX mean different percentages of components being up or down on that day?

Over the past two years, the majority of the S&P 500 components have been up 55% of the time. In the same time frame, the S&P itself has been up 58% of the time. Each component is subject to its own implied volatility, but do different levels of the VIX mean different percentages of components being up or down on that day?

Mistakes are something to learn from and stumble into.  As much as you plan, problems are going to happen!  Try not to be too hard on yourself and put all your eggs in one basket!  Unexpected magic can occur while in the pursuit of perfection. If Mark had a statistical problem he'd call his daddy, to make better decisions!  Like father like son, they are both engineers, fans of Dr. W. Edwards Deming, Donald Wheeler, and worked for General Motors!  Today we are talking about favorite mistakes!  Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space For Controversy. Mark Graban is author of the award-winning book Lean Hospitals: Improving Quality, Patient Safety, and Employee Engagement. Mark is also co-author, with Joe Swartz, of Healthcare Kaizen: Engaging Front-Line Staff in Sustainable Continuous Improvements. His most recent book is Measures of Success: React Less, Lead Better, Improve More. He is also the creator and editor of the anthology book Practicing Lean. He serves as a consultant to organizations through his company, Constancy, Inc and also through the firm Value Capture. He is also a Senior Advisor to the technology company KaiNexus. He has focused on healthcare improvement since 2005, after starting his career in industry at General Motors, Dell, and Honeywell. Mark is also a professional speaker, having appeared a numerous “Agile” conferences and has been a main-stage speaker at the Lean Startup Week event. Mark is the host of podcasts including “Lean Blog Interviews,” “My Favorite Mistake,” and “Habitual Excellence, Presented by Value Capture.”   Mark has a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Northwestern University and an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering and an M.B.A. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Leaders for Global Operations Program.  “Data are not taken for museum purposes; they are taken as a basis for doing something. Data shouldn't just passively reside in spreadsheets. Data should be used to make decisions every day.” Connect with Mark:  https://wgnradio.com/pinch-hitters/my-favorite-mistake-host-mark-graban-on-how-the-pandemic-prompted-new-business/   myfavoritemistakepodcast.com   www./markgraban.com/   Me and my daddy would love to hear from you podchaser.com/bettercalldaddy or ratethispodcast.com/bettercalldaddy          

Through our research, we have shown time and time again that selling premium at 45 DTE provides a well-rounded risk-return...but what happens when we trade lower DTE? Key Takeaways:Shorter DTE trades should have different entry criteria if you choose to trade them...similar to earnings trades, stay extra small and define risk to sustain the increased trade volatility.There are no observable long-term P/L or win rate advantages to trading a certain DTE, but generally lower DTE trades have tight management windows and require frequent attention.

Through our research, we have shown time and time again that selling premium at 45 DTE provides a well-rounded risk-return...but what happens when we trade lower DTE? Key Takeaways:Shorter DTE trades should have different entry criteria if you choose to trade them...similar to earnings trades, stay extra small and define risk to sustain the increased trade volatility.There are no observable long-term P/L or win rate advantages to trading a certain DTE, but generally lower DTE trades have tight management windows and require frequent attention.

Episode 8861 - David Measures Recorded 10-14-2021 on OMEGAMAN omegamanradio.com

With many markets making new highs, Pete goes deep on buying Treasury yields and selling Canadian dollars. He and Frank give their takes on several markets before rattling off four new trade ideas.

With many markets making new highs, Pete goes deep on buying Treasury yields and selling Canadian dollars. He and Frank give their takes on several markets before rattling off four new trade ideas.

Natural gas has remained range bound between 2009 and 2021, but in the last month, broke out to above $6. While it is pulling back now, this acts as an indication to where the risk is when trading natural gas. With equities, the risk lies to the downside as investors and traders worry about their assets going to zero. With natural gas, the risk lies to the upside because the demand increases much faster than the supply can keep up. How do calls and puts in UNG compare to calls and puts in SPY, and where does the real risk lie?

Natural gas has remained range bound between 2009 and 2021, but in the last month, broke out to above $6. While it is pulling back now, this acts as an indication to where the risk is when trading natural gas. With equities, the risk lies to the downside as investors and traders worry about their assets going to zero. With natural gas, the risk lies to the upside because the demand increases much faster than the supply can keep up. How do calls and puts in UNG compare to calls and puts in SPY, and where does the real risk lie?

Episode 8861 - David Measures Recorded 10-14-2021 on OMEGAMAN omegamanradio.com

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The futures dudes are back at it on another sideways day in the markets! Pete sees potential in trading today's bond auction via the NOB spread, and he battles Frank on whether or not selling crude oil at $80 is a good idea.

The futures dudes are back at it on another sideways day in the markets! Pete sees potential in trading today's bond auction via the NOB spread, and he battles Frank on whether or not selling crude oil at $80 is a good idea.

Joan O'Sullivan reports on reaction to some of the measures aimed at improving the childcare sector which were announced in yesterday's budget.

As we are finishing up our series, Pastor Matt takes us to the book of Mark where we have a discussion about something most of us would prefer to not talk about... sin. When it comes to sin in our lives, Jesus is very clear on what we're to do: take exceptional measures to put as much distance between us and sin as possible! Join us next week as we begin a new message series

As US dollars head to the highs and US yields reverse lower, Pete looks at some small trade ideas in both markets. He and Frank surf the tastyworks platform looking for new strategies in futures and futures options.

As US dollars head to the highs and US yields reverse lower, Pete looks at some small trade ideas in both markets. He and Frank surf the tastyworks platform looking for new strategies in futures and futures options.

Considering that calls are cheaper to begin with than puts, why would we ever sell calls? Although calls are cheaper and more susceptible to positive market drift over time, the worst case outlier is far less dangerous than the put side (for SPY). Even in the above-average bull market since 2005, selling 16∆ calls in SPY basically broke even, and the POP was still very high.

Considering that calls are cheaper to begin with than puts, why would we ever sell calls? Although calls are cheaper and more susceptible to positive market drift over time, the worst case outlier is far less dangerous than the put side (for SPY). Even in the above-average bull market since 2005, selling 16∆ calls in SPY basically broke even, and the POP was still very high.

The futures dudes dive into the tastyworks platform to sell call spreads in /NQ and trade yen-pound crosses using Micro futures. Check out what Pete and Frank have cooking on Monday afternoon.

The futures dudes dive into the tastyworks platform to sell call spreads in /NQ and trade yen-pound crosses using Micro futures. Check out what Pete and Frank have cooking on Monday afternoon.

As we've discussed in previous studies, the probability of touch for a single option is roughly equal to 2 * the delta of the option. The probability of touch does not necessarily mean that the option will expire in the money, however, the probability of expiring in the money does increase. Following an option getting tested, what happens next? Does the underlying continue in that direction or does it reverse back?

As we've discussed in previous studies, the probability of touch for a single option is roughly equal to 2 * the delta of the option. The probability of touch does not necessarily mean that the option will expire in the money, however, the probability of expiring in the money does increase. Following an option getting tested, what happens next? Does the underlying continue in that direction or does it reverse back?

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After an uninspiring Nonfarm Payrolls, Pete opens up the platform to get some new trades going in everything from stocks and bonds to natural gas and Japanese yen.

After an uninspiring Nonfarm Payrolls, Pete opens up the platform to get some new trades going in everything from stocks and bonds to natural gas and Japanese yen.

Even though the morning session has the most volume and arguably the highest per minute volatility, a single trader's order size is a drop in the bucket for most liquid underlyings' volume.  Unless you are attempting to fill an order at open or at close, the time of day is irrelevant when it comes to placing a trade.

Even though the morning session has the most volume and arguably the highest per minute volatility, a single trader's order size is a drop in the bucket for most liquid underlyings' volume.  Unless you are attempting to fill an order at open or at close, the time of day is irrelevant when it comes to placing a trade.

Pete jumps into the tastyworks platform to sell stocks in multiple indexes and multiple derivatives. He and Frank also look at adjusting a natural gas strangle and buying more yields.

Pete jumps into the tastyworks platform to sell stocks in multiple indexes and multiple derivatives. He and Frank also look at adjusting a natural gas strangle and buying more yields.

Traders and investors alike want to get exposure to the crypto market, but are unsure how to go about that.  Crypto is seen as a very volatile asset, so it is difficult to imagine how you could add crypto to your portfolio without increasing portfolio volatility. The key with adding crypto to your portfolio is making sure to size your position appropriately. Tom and Tony look at how tastytraders can add crypto to their portfolio without increasing their overall daily portfolio volatility.

Traders and investors alike want to get exposure to the crypto market, but are unsure how to go about that.  Crypto is seen as a very volatile asset, so it is difficult to imagine how you could add crypto to your portfolio without increasing portfolio volatility. The key with adding crypto to your portfolio is making sure to size your position appropriately. Tom and Tony look at how tastytraders can add crypto to their portfolio without increasing their overall daily portfolio volatility.

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As Bitcoin makes new highs and natural gas makes lows, Pete talks about his next move across both crypto and energy. He and Frank peruse the platform looking for new trade ideas both in those markets that are moving and the relatively sideways foreign exchange and stock spaces.

As Bitcoin makes new highs and natural gas makes lows, Pete talks about his next move across both crypto and energy. He and Frank peruse the platform looking for new trade ideas both in those markets that are moving and the relatively sideways foreign exchange and stock spaces.

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The opportunity to sell stocks and buy highly correlated yields is again upon us. Pete and Frank talk about getting smaller, selling stocks, and buying yields. Also, the guys dive into crude oil and natural gas to adjust positions in a rising market.