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Tom Sosnoff is no stranger to financial markets, and on this episode of The Prediction Trade the founder and co-CEO of tastytrade shares his take on events-based prediction markets. Tom walks through a handful of markets on Kalshi and PredictIt, and he ties it all together with a surprise 2024 Democratic presidential nomination forecast. The Prediction Trade is brought to you by Luckbox magazine. Get a FREE digital subscription: getluckbox.com/TPT Sign up for the TPT newsletter, ask questions and follow us: thepredictiontrade.com Open your PredictIt account with our promo code and we'll match the first $20 you invest: predictit.org/promo/TPT20 Follow us… TWITTER: @predictiontrade FACEBOOK: @predictiontrade YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/3LsdBeF TPT's theme song: Where Do We Go From Here? (Death)
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Let's kick off the new year with a blast from the past - the world premiere episode of The Futures Options Roundtable from 2013. Enjoy! --------- We've sounded the horn and assembled a team of futures options experts for your listening pleasure. In this premiere episode of the Futures Options Roundtable Options Insider Founder Mark S. Longo is joined by: Jeff Lewandowski - CTA, Protean Trading Dan Collins - Former EIC, Futures Mag, Founder, Dan Collins Report Dan Cook - Director, Business Development, Nadex Dave Rodgers - Instructor and Trader at Markettaker.Com The Guild Hall Segment The roundtable breaks down the benefits and drawbacks of futures options vs. equity options. The panelists discuss the different ways that binary options can be used to speculate on or hedge against commodity price movement. The panelists also discuss some of the salient aspects of futures options trading that all traders need to watch out for including seasonality. The Grand Marketplace Segment We break down the big moves and exploding volatility in precious metals and energy. Realized vol is starting to outpace implied volatility in many commodity products - an ideal time to be a buyer of premium not a seller. Dan sees aggressive hedging activity in Nadex metals contracts. A discussion of how to use binary spreads to trade multiple products and expiration dates. We wrap things up by analyzing the explosion of anticipation in oil options as well as how the Egyptian unrest impacted oil's volatility skew.
In this week's episode of MKT Call: Macro, Guy and Dan discuss: Fed Meets for First Time Since Powell Signaled Policy Shift The market cap of the top six stocks in the market Dogecoin Soars, Boosted by Musk Tweet They were joined by Chris Vecchio, senior strategist at DailyFX who discusses the Fed rate hike odds, Euro, Dollar, and Gold. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MKTCall. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal
Detailed breakdown of November churns across banks, brokerages, credit cards, cell phones, and cashback sites.(0:37) - Banks (Chase Bus, Lili, Treasury Bonds)(6:38) - Brokerages (Charles Schwab, Nadex)(8:44) - Credit cards (SW Premier)(10:53) - Cell phones (BB, Costco, Visible)(14:45) - Cashback (BeFrugal, Rakuten)(18:52) - Final tally ($2,012)
In this week's episode of MKT Call: Macro, Guy and Dan discuss the new COVID variant and its impact on stocks, oil and Fed rate hike odds. They are joined by Chris Vecchio, Senior Strategist at DailyFx to discuss the yield curve, euro and yen. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Register now for Nadex Bootcamp on Tuesday, December 7th at 11 am. It's a free, all-day virtual education event to help you step into the world of day trading and discover how you can participate in the markets with defined risk. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MKTCall. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal
In this week's episode of MKT Call, Guy and Dan discuss JPMorgan's call that the S&P 500 will hit 5,000 in the first half of 2022, inflation fears boosting gold, and bitcoin going bust. They are joined by Chris Vecchio, senior strategist at DailyFX. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward, and follow us @MKTCall. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Dan is joined by special guest Chris Verrone of Strategas and the two discuss stocks at record highs, the setup heading into this week's Fed announcement, crypto, and the Tesla rally. Chris Vecchio of DailyFX joins the conversation to discuss what central bank decisions mean for currencies around the world. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward, and follow us @MacroSetup. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss Tom Lee of Fundstrat's year-end market rally call, commodities surging, and gold lagging. They were joined by Chris Vecchio, senior strategist at DailyFX, who chimed in on the bitcoin vs. gold debate, analyzed rate hike odds, and broke down the moves in the Euro and Yen. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal Watch all of our videos on YouTube
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss the stock market sell-off, commodities gone wild, the dollar at key levels, and a potential bitcoin breakout. They were joined by Chris Vecchio, senior strategist at DailyFx. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal Watch all of our videos on YouTube
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss the Evergrande shockwaves heard around the world, the taper timeline, and the crypto crash stopping at key support. They are joined by Chris Vecchio, senior analyst at DailyFX, who discussed the Fed rate hike odds, the dollar, and gold. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal Subscribe to our YouTube page
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss signs of stagflation, Goldman Sachs slashing its GDP outlook, and a cloudy forecast for business travel. They were joined by Chris Vecchio, Senior Strategist at DailyFX, who focused on the dollar, Fed rate hike odds, and currency crosses. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss risk-on for the markets, crude's reversal, Jackson Hole, and the JPEG-a-palooza. They are joined by Chris Vecchio, senior strategist at DailyFx. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal
Today's Topics:Special Guest - Travis McGhee - CEO of NadexWhy We're Not Expecting Fireworks From Jerome Powell At Jackson HoleTrading Crude, Nordstrom Earnings, And Chinese Stocks
Today's Topics:Special Guest - Travis McGhee - CEO of NadexWhy We're Not Expecting Fireworks From Jerome Powell At Jackson HoleTrading Crude, Nordstrom Earnings, And Chinese Stocks
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss stocks at record highs, rates bottoming out, the gold dump, and bitcoin's breakout. The two are joined by Chris Vecchio, senior strategist at DailyFX. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss what big tech earnings could mean for the markets, China stocks selling off, and inflation warnings. They are joined by Chris Vecchio, Senior Strategist at DailyFX. Brought to you by presenting sponsors Nadex and OpenExchange. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss hot inflation numbers, China's warning to the world, crude at critical levels, and a troubling bitcoin chart. They are joined by Chris Vecchio, senior strategist at DailyFX. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow us on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow @RiskReversalMedia on Instagram
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss the first half of the year, stocks at record highs, the big tech boom, bond market volatility and how the Delta variant could impact the markets. They are joined by Chris Vecchio, senior strategist at DailyFX. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow RiskReversalMedia on Instagram
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss the inflation trade, Paul Tudor Jones' call on crypto and commodities, housing stocks, and Jamie Dimon's warning to investors. They are joined by Chris Vecchio, senior strategist at DailyFX. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss how Friday's May jobs report will impact the Fed's next move, why oil prices will continue to rise, and what the bitcoin breakdown means for gold. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter
In the 2nd part of this 3 part series, I will be discussing Nadex and my strategy I currently use with it. Join me today at 6:30pm EST on Speaker and/ or Apple PodcastsOpen your account here and start learning to trade binary options today:https://join.nadex.com/refer-a-friend/?QPID=raf5t1fwl0a1yydInterested in valuable information that can help you succeed faster and more accurately while using Nadex? Join the BWO and learn all the advantages to become successful while you begin trading.Click this link and join me in the BWO today:https://linktr.ee/JeremySpeaks
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss the housing market, prospects for a bipartisan infrastructure deal, Michael Burry's (of The Big Short fame) monster bet against Tesla, underperforming sectors (homebuilders, energy, materials, banks) and how crowded the bitcoin trade is. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter
As part of a 3 part series, I will be discussing Nadex and My experience with it. By using my own account, I will warn you of some of the lessons I have learned the hard way using Nadex, as well as sharing some of my success stories. Join me today at 6:30 as well as this Thursday when I discuss Nadex.Open your account here and start learning today:https://join.nadex.com/refer-a-friend/?QPID=raf5t1fwl0a1yydInterested in valuable information that can help you succeed faster and more accurately while using Nadex? Join the BWO and learn all the advantages to become successful while you begin trading.Click this link and join me in the BWO today:https://linktr.ee/JeremySpeaks
Every Thursday here on Jeremy Speaks Here, we research and dive into some stocks, markets, terminology and cryptocurrencies that are available, but not to many out in the public.If anything I say in this episode sounds foreign or like another language, that is the EXACT reason YOU need a BWO membershipYearly and monthly memberships available:https://linktr.ee/JeremySpeaks
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss the need for tapering from the Fed, whether inflation will be transitory or sustained and geopolitical risks to the markets. They look at mega-cap tech (AAPL, AMZN, TSLA, NVDA), ZM, PTON and other sentiment indicators - SPAC/IPO indices, commodities, crypto (BTC and ETH), gold, the 10yr and DXY. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss prospects for inflation amid P&G's price rise, geopolitical risks to the market, hedge funds and SPACs colliding and the bitcoin flash crash. They are joined by Peter Boockvar, chatting about what he's seeing in 10yr rates, the USD, gold and silver. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Follow Peter Boockvar on Twitter Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss US growth expectations causing both stocks and bonds to rise and what the drivers of the market have become. They also discuss mass crypto acceptance, volatility in the context of options trading and emerging markets. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss vaccine rollout, rates, bank stocks, crude and metals. They also hit on just how far the stock market is looking ahead, the bitcoin/gold dynamic and the VIX. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Dan Nathan is @RiskReversal on Twitter and you can subscribe to his email list at RiskReversal.com. Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter.
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss the incoming fiscal stimulus, the US' role in driving global economic growth, the pause in rates and what it means for equities. The co-hosts also discuss the dollar, bitcoin and oil prices. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Dan Nathan is @RiskReversal on Twitter and you can subscribe to his email list at RiskReversal.com. Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter.
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy and Dan discuss the stock market sell-off, the underperformance in growth tech, and a look at what is driving risk asset weakness this week (inflation, rates, valuations). We also discuss some of the more speculative activity in names like GameStop, the CCIV SPAC, TSLA, and bitcoin-related speculation in MSTR. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Dan Nathan is @RiskReversal on Twitter and you can subscribe to his email list at RiskReversal.com. Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter.
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy Adami and Dan Nathan discuss stock markets at all time highs, two investment cults merge (TSLA and BTC), hopes for the vaccine and stimulus, the dollar's doom and rates rise. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Dan Nathan is @RiskReversal on Twitter and you can subscribe to his email list at RiskReversal.com. Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter.
In this week's episode of The Macro Setup, Guy Adami and Dan Nathan discuss the surge in options trading among retail investors. Once again, investors are weighing the size and speed of stimulus. The most important thing for the economy and thus markets will be the pace of the vaccine rollout. Peter Boockvar weighs in on the Fed, rates, inflation and the dollar's doom. Brought to you by presenting sponsor Nadex. Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MacroSetup. Follow the co-hosts: Dan Nathan is @RiskReversal on Twitter and you can subscribe to his email list at RiskReversal.com. Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter.
On this episode of Options Insider Radio we are joined by: Todd Rich - Head of Education, Nadex Mark and Todd discuss: The hot products in the binary options space right now What were people trading around the election? What are knockout options? Has the Robin Hood volume explosion spilled over to Nadex? Will we ever see an event contract around sports or politics? And much more...
OIR Interviews: Going Binary With Nadex Mark is joined on this episode by Todd Rich, Head of Education at Nadex. Mark and Todd discuss: What can you trade on the Nadex platform? How did the recent market volatility impact Nadex? How did negative crude oil impact Nadex's binary options? What are the hot products on Nadex right now? What can listeners look forward to from Nadex in the near future? And much more...
OIR Interviews: Going Binary With Nadex Mark is joined on this episode by Todd Rich, Head of Education at Nadex. Mark and Todd discuss: What can you trade on the Nadex platform? How did the recent market volatility impact Nadex? How did negative crude oil impact Nadex's binary options? What are the hot products on Nadex right now? What can listeners look forward to from Nadex in the near future? And much more...
So big news out of Toronto. The Toronto Stock Exchange listed, finally, after three years, a Bitcoin Fund and the fund itself is on the main website, you can see its net asset value so it’s just like a traditional fund like a mutual fund or an index fund and thing is that you can own a Bitcoin fund from an exchange. And this is huge in the sense that the main TSX and the venture group, which is for the smaller companies in Toronto. And then for the traditional Toronto Stock Exchange, these are aimed at retail buyers so this is focused on people that could just go to their local brokerages in Canada, and buy part of the fund. In the past, there's been a lot of excitement about getting listed on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the CBOE. Futures exchanges attract a different type of investor, one usually more sophisticated, better-heeled that knows the ropes of high frequency trading. They know how to manage terrifyingly scary, but also exciting, margin position leverage. Not even that many trade futures when you compare these specialized traders versus retail investments in the general market. Retail trading makes it easier for people. You know they have a binary option exchanges, like Nadex, that will take the future positions themselves on a wholesale basis, but if you want to do something on the upside or downside, they kind of ladder it so it's like if it hits a certain amount, you'll get a payout or if it doesn't then you know you can structure an order a few ways to match your risk profile and what you're thinking. What you're trying to do to time the market, which is a pretty difficult thing to do. So, for it to be listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange is a watershed moment for Bitcoin. It could mean that these people that have heard about Bitcoin, that have kind of thought about it as a long term investment and have considered dabbling in it. You hear people like Mark Cuban saying that 1% of your assets should be invested in it as well as some endowment funds. I think Yale's endowment fund is saying we're going to put 1% into blockchain technology that's getting adopted by large enterprise solution companies like Microsoft and IBM, so people that are looking for the long term investors are putting aside a certain amount to invest in it with the hopes that it’ll pop in the way that many people think that it might and the investment would do tremendously well. In terms of mass adoption basis, these are individual investors that are taking stakes. You don't have to be an accredited investor. You don't have to have a Bloomberg terminal. You don't have to have all these fancy certifications. You can go in and just buy part of the fund. I'm in no way affiliated with the fund, but, from what I read, it's associated with the Winklevoss twins and Gemini. Out of really all the stable coins, I like Gemini, because it's backed by the Winklevoss twins who are extremely well-heeled. And they partner with State Street, which is like the top partner for the NYSE and a lot of the biggest Wall Street organizations. And on top of that the Winklevosses have notoriety, connections with Zuckerberg, and their classmates at Harvard so they know all of the establishment guys in the banking industry, so I feel more comfortable giving my money, through custodial ownership to someone, who really has a lot to lose. I guess the same could be said for reasons why investing with Bernie Madoff, when it was incredibly connected and established professionally, with him even being on the board one of the exchanges in New York, but I just feel genuinely good about what the Winklevoss twins are doing for the crypto space blockchain. They're doing the 60 minutes on American television. They're doing all sorts of these adoption efforts to introduce people to Bitcoin, and it does benefit them, but I think they're doing it well and not trying to hog all of the fame. They're being smart and looking to the long-term. They did have some good forethought when they got pitched bitcoin in Ibiza and went ahead and got a massive position. So I think the fund is moving in the correct direction with the best-in-class custodial entity in Gemini. It always makes me nervous when people bring in their own rogue lawyers or accountants. So, I'm interested to see the adoption that this gets in the weeks ahead. About 78,000 shares for $11 Canadian dollars were traded on the day that I looked.I really would contend that this development with the Bitcoin fund listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange is as impactful and momentous as the CFTC agreeing to have Bitcoin be traded on this two futures exchange in the United States, and that, in and of itself, was a big hurdle, but I think it only goes to show that the three years they put in that shows the resistance, that was going on there with the nebulous legal situation with the Bit licenses and all sorts of uncertainty for this to go through. I think is a good move for the Bitcoin and the ecosystem at large.
A Brief Backstory on the journey to find a viable working automotive Nadex Forex trading system. A system that is both profitable and accurate and do it starting from a homeless shelter in Washington DC. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/savage-nadex/support
This is brief discussion of my Nadex origin story. How I got involved in trading Forex Binary. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/savage-nadex/support
This is a brief description of my maturation in Investing. I discuss how I moved from stock trading and options trading into Forex. Showcasing the ups and downs of Forex trading. The success and maturation along the way. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/savage-nadex/support
This is a brief description of my maturation in Investing. I discuss how I moved from just stock trading to options buying and selling. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/savage-nadex/support
This is a backstory of my Stock early stock trading days. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/savage-nadex/support
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Joseph Hopkins describes his backstory on Savage Nadex. The origins of his trading and the birth of Savage Nadex. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/savage-nadex/support
I had a lot of misconceptions about options trading in the past, and I missed out on what could be something which was well-built for No Nonsense Forex traders. Or maybe I was right to avoid, who knows? I'm still going to take a look. And when I do, I'm going to Nadex. Blog For My Nadex Review - https://nononsenseforex.com/uncategorized/nadex-review/ Discord Link - https://discord.gg/5TEY6h6 Subscribe on iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/forex-q-a/id1403201709 Follow the Podcast on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4iTHB9E7Ly2AImBBhlZtV0 Subscribe on Stitcher - http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=201867&refid=stpr Follow Me On Twitter! - https://twitter.com/This_Is_VP4X
Options Insider Radio Interviews: Going Binary With Nadex We kick off a new decade with the return of an old friend of the network - Dan Cook, Vice President of Business Development at Nadex. Mark and Dan discuss: New platform and product upgrades at Nadex The challenges of binary options including Google and Facebook banning binary advertising Getting more market makers to trade binaries Dealing with the explosive final minutes of a binary contract Binaries and volatility Crypto binary contracts The future of political and sports wagering And more...
Options Insider Radio Interviews: Going Binary With Nadex We kick off a new decade with the return of an old friend of the network - Dan Cook, Vice President of Business Development at Nadex. Mark and Dan discuss: New platform and product upgrades at Nadex The challenges of binary options including Google and Facebook banning binary advertising Getting more market makers to trade binaries Dealing with the explosive final minutes of a binary contract Binaries and volatility Crypto binary contracts The future of political and sports wagering And more...
Today's episode is a rerun of an interview with Anthony Bourdain that originally aired 10/12/17. Anthony speaks candidly about the problem of food waste, who is to blame, and who is working on solutions. He discusses how he and his fellow chefs have been fighting this battle for years in their own kitchens, including embracing the "snout to tail" movement, renaming so called "trash fish," and even turning table scraps into delicious pork. He also shares how he manages to juggle his a hectic travel schedule, waxes about his love of Vietnam, and reveals some of his most cherished comfort foods. Plus, Tony and I gripe about California's newly revived foie gras ban and the term "foodie." Anthony Bourdain's new documentary Wasted: The Story of Food Waste is available in the theatres, on demand, on Amazon, and on iTunes beginning this Friday, October 13. Visit www.wastedfilm.com for more information. Keep up with Anthony Bourdain on his website www.explorepartsunknown.com or on Twitter at @Bourdain. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Comedian Brian Reagan talks about his very first standup act, the worst gig he ever had, and the double-edged sword of being labeled a "clean comic." He reveals why he doesn’t like to see his audience, why he never plays the town he lives in, and the incredibly weird audition that got him on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Plus Brian has a bone to pick with whoever invented tennis scoring, and he offers his sage advice for Middle East peace. Brian Regan's Netflix comedy special Nunchucks and Flamethrowers is available November 21. Follow Brian on twitter at @brianregan and visit www.brianregan.com for tickets and tour dates. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex. Please take our new listener survey at www.podcastlistener.com/KICK.
Trading Block: Featuring special guest Dan Cook from NADEX. What are the uses for binary options? Binaries as a way to trade options. VIX coming back to life. House passes tax reform, will congress unify behind a single plan? Uncle Mike speculates on winter weather and resulting oil demand. There is still earnings on the horizon, including: AMAT, GAP and WMT after the bell today. Odd Block: More TSLA 50 "Catastrophe" puts. Put-palooza in Time Warner Inc. (TWX). Funky far OTM outs in Restoration Hardward (RH). Call vertical/roll in Dicks Sporting Goods Inc.DKS. Strategy Block: Dan Cook discusses binary options. Mail Block: Options question of the week The war for #Bitcoin #Derivatives is heating up w/ both @cmegroup and @cboe jumping into the fray. How do you think you'll be trading #Bitcoin in 2018? CME BRR Futures CBOE Gemini Futures Stick w/ Regular #Bitcoin Still don't trust #Crypto Listners weigh in: Question from JLC8 - What is shortest term option available? Is it equity or commodity? Around the Block: After-the-close earnings update. Will option vol come down? Are people going to take the money and run?
Trading Block: Featuring special guest Dan Cook from NADEX. What are the uses for binary options? Binaries as a way to trade options. VIX coming back to life. House passes tax reform, will congress unify behind a single plan? Uncle Mike speculates on winter weather and resulting oil demand. There is still earnings on the horizon, including: AMAT, GAP and WMT after the bell today. Odd Block: More TSLA 50 “Catastrophe” puts. Put-palooza in Time Warner Inc. (TWX). Funky far OTM outs in Restoration Hardward (RH). Call vertical/roll in Dicks Sporting Goods Inc.DKS. Strategy Block: Dan Cook discusses binary options. Mail Block: Options question of the week The war for #Bitcoin #Derivatives is heating up w/ both @cmegroup and @cboe jumping into the fray. How do you think you'll be trading #Bitcoin in 2018? CME BRR Futures CBOE Gemini Futures Stick w/ Regular #Bitcoin Still don't trust #Crypto Listners weigh in: Question from JLC8 - What is shortest term option available? Is it equity or commodity? Around the Block: After-the-close earnings update. Will option vol come down? Are people going to take the money and run?
Paul Reiser and Jeff Sotzing discuss their new show There's...Johnny!, a funny and heartwarming coming of age series set amid the backstage antics on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. They talk about bringing Carson to a new generation of TV viewers, meticulously recreating the look of The Tonight Show for There's...Johnny!, and building each episode around some of Johnny Carson's most iconic television moments. Paul recalls his first appearance on Carson, Johnny’s impeccable sense of comedic timing, and his generosity to young comics like himself. Jeff shares memories of his uncle Johnny and his time working on The Tonight Show including being there for Carson’s final episode. Plus the antics of the legendary Pat McCormick, the time Johnny Carson foiled an extortion plot, and Tony Danza as the oh so cool Tonight Show producer Freddie deCordova. Season 1 of There’s...Johnny! is available on Hulu November 16. Keep up with Paul at www.paulreiser.com or on Twitter at @PaulReiser, and visit www.johnnycarson.com for memorable clips and other fun stuff from The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and Grasshopper. Please take our new listener survey at www.podcastlistener.com/KICK.
Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Pierce Bush discuss their surprisingly normal childhood when they assumed that everyone’s grandfather got to have an inauguration, and why they initially didn't want their dad to run for President. Barbara discusses the difficulties of having the same name as the First Lady, and the time a Yale professor offered her an A if she could convince her dad to call off the Iraq War. Jenna talks about the infamous night they got caught drinking underage and recalls her and her husband's comical first date at the White House. They reveal the creepy dictator who had photos of them in his palace, their experiences on election night 2000 and 9/11, and weigh in on the recent story that neither their dad nor their grandfather voted for Donald Trump in 2016. Order Jenna and Barbara’s #1 bestseller Sisters First: Stories from Our Wild and Wonderful Life on Amazon or Audible. To learn more, visit www.sistersfirst.com. Catch Jenna on The Today Show on NBC and follow her on Twitter at @jennabushhager. Learn more about Barbara’s terrific charity Global Health Corps at www.ghcorps.org and follow them on twitter at @ghcorps. Thank you to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum for hosting our interview. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex, Grasshopper, and AppRiver. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK.
Alec Baldwin and Kurt Andersen discuss their new book You Can't Spell America Without Me: The Really Tremendous Inside Story of My Fantastic First Year as President Donald J. Trump. Alec shares his thoughts Donald Trump’s bizarre twitter war with SNL, and Alec reveals a secret fan he has in the White House. They talk about the mentally taxing process of getting into the strange mind of Donald Trump, how Trump has blurred the lines between reality and fiction, and Trump’s deep love for conspiracy theories and dictators. Plus Paul Ryan tells off the President, Ivanka tricks him into seeing a shrink, and we debate whether Trump is the Godfather or Freddo. Order Alec and Kurt’s book You Can't Spell America Without Me on Amazon or download the audio version hilariously read by Alec and Kurt on Audible. Subscribe to Alec’s podcast Here’s the Thing and Kurt's podcast Studio 360 on iTunes and look for lots more of Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump this season on Saturday Night Live. Visit the guys websites at www.kurtandersen.com and www.alecbaldwin.com and follow them on twitter at @alecbaldwin and @KBAndersen. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK.
Comedian Iliza Shlesinger explains the often misunderstood and highly evolved way of thinking that she calls "girl logic." She relates girl logic to everything from the fashion and the work place to the most frustrating question a man can ask a woman - “what do you want to eat?” Plus Iliza shares her thoughts on Harvey Weinstein, guys who fake their own deaths, how to win a reality show, and how to deal with mermaid hate mail. Order Iliza Shlesinger's new book GIRL LOGIC: The Genius and The Absurdity on Amazon or download the audio version on Audible. For Iliza's upcoming tour dates and more info, visit her website at www.iliza.com and follow her on twitter at @iliza. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and AppRiver. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK.
Comedian Gilbert Gottfried talks about his fear of being "outted" as family man in his new documentary GILBERT, recalls some of the worst gigs he ever had, and reveals why he used to look down on comics who "work dirty." He explains why nazis love him, tells traveling salesmen jokes, does his impressions Humphrey Bogart at the postoffice and Jackie Gleason as Rick in Casablanca, and tells his infamous Danny Thomas story. His documentary GILBERT opens at the IFC Center in NYC on 11/3, Laemmle Fine Art Theatre in LA on 11/10 and then in theatres across the country. Subscribe to Gilbert Gottfried’s Amazing Colossal Podcast, and you can keep up with him at www.GilbertGottfried.com or on twitter at @RealGilbert. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and AppRiver. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Aaron Mahnke, host of LORE podcast, shares the real history behind the legends of ghosts, vampires and werewolves, and how our scary folktales say a lot about our attitudes toward women, outsiders, and those who are different. He talks about the spiritualism craze of the turn of the century, the most sadistic witch hunters throughout the ages, as well as the Jersey Devil, the Beast of Bray road, gremlins, fairies and more. Subscribe to LORE podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get podcasts. Don’t miss the LORE Amazon series available now, and order THE WORLD OF LORE: MONSTROUS CREATURES on Amazon or download the audiobook on Audible. You can learn more about LORE and Aaron Mahnke at www.lorepodcast.com or www.aaronmahnke.com and follow them on Twitter at @lorepodcast or @amahnke. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and Sonos. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Pulitzer-winning author/historian Ron Chernow (Alexander Hamilton, Washington: A Life) wants Americans to rethink the 18th President with his new biography GRANT. He discusses Ulysses S. Grant’s drinking and early failures, his meteoric rise through the ranks during the Civil War, and how Grant struggled with his own personal civil war at home. He makes the case for General Grant as a brilliant military strategist, and argues that he deserves more credit for holding the Union together during Reconstruction. We discuss how Ulysses S. Grant later went broke when he trusted his fortune to the Bernie Madoff of his day and how Mark Twain helped the former President dig himself out of debt before suffering a painful death by throat cancer. Order Ron Chernow's terrific biography GRANT on Amazon or download the audio book at Audible. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and AppRiver. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Richard Turner is the greatest card magician in the world and the subject of a new documentary called DEALT. He’s virtually never seen without a deck in his hands, and today he fesses up to shuffling cards in the movies, during church and even while making love to his wife! He shares why he doesn’t like to be called a magician or an illusionist, he discuss some of the less than ethical origins of card trickery, and talks about the man who mentored him in card manipulation. Then after the break, Richard Turner reveals a fact about himself that will completely blow your mind and leave you wondering how he can possibly do what he does! DEALT opens in theatres in New York as well as On Demand and on iTunes October 20, then in Los Angeles starting October 27 followed by other select cities. For showtimes and information visit www.dealtmovie.com. You can keep up with Richard Turner at www.RichardTurner52.com. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and AppRiver. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Astronaut Captain Scott Kelly talks about his year on the International Space Station, including how it pushed his body the limit, why the hardest physical test was re-adjusting to life on earth, and how his experience could get NASA one step closer to a manned mission to Mars. He reveals how he combatted boredom in space, what he missed most about earth, and how he got along with his Russian crew-mates amid strained US-Russia relations. Plus Scott tells me if the "overview effect" ever wears off, what space smells like, and much more. Order Scott Kelly's book Endurance: A Year in Space, A Lifetime of Discovery (available 10/17) on Amazon or Audible. Keep up with him at www.ScottKelly.com and follow him on twitter at @StationCDRKelly. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex, AppRiver, and Sonos. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Anthony Bourdain speaks candidly about the problem of food waste, who is to blame, and who is working on solutions. He discusses how he and his fellow chefs have been fighting this battle for years in their own kitchens, including embracing the "snout to tail" movement, renaming so called "trash fish," and even turning table scraps into delicious pork. He also shares how he manages to juggle his a hectic travel schedule, waxes about his love of Vietnam, and reveals some of his most cherished comfort foods. Plus, Tony and I gripe about California's newly revived foie gras ban and the term "foodie." Anthony Bourdain's new documentary Wasted: The Story of Food Waste is available in the theatres, on demand, on Amazon, and on iTunes beginning this Friday, October 13. Visit www.wastedfilm.com for more information. Keep up with Anthony Bourdain on his website www.explorepartsunknown.com or on Twitter at @Bourdain. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Ed Asner and Ed. Weinberger discuss their book The Grouchy Historian: An Old-Time Lefty Defends Our Constitution Against Right-Wing Hypocrites and Nutjobs. They talk about the surprising origins of the Bill of Rights, their problem with Constitutional "originalists," and the motives, disagreements and private doubts of the founding fathers. They tackle Republicans from Ted Cruz to Clarence Thomas and chastise Democrats for ceding the Constitution to Conservatives. Plus Ed Asner ponders what that grump newsman Lou Grant might say about the state of news media in 2017. Order Ed Asner and Ed. Weinberger's book The Grouchy Historian: An Old-Time Lefty Defends Our Constitution Against Right-Wing Hypocrites and Nutjobs on Amazon or download the audio book on Audible. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and Sonos. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Mortician, author and activist Caitlin Doughty discusses her new book From Here to Eternity: Traveling the World to Find the Good Death. She reveasl how America’s funeral industrial complex overcharges and overregulates how we say goodbye to our loved ones and how funerals went from private family affairs to big business in just a century. She shares how people around the world honor the dead including villagers in Indonesia who sleep, eat, and interact with their deceased on a daily basis, and high tech innovators are revolutionizing how the dearly departed are remembered in Japan. She tells of a community in Colorado that forgoes the sterile funeral home cremation in favor of an old fashioned funeral pyre, and a green advocate in North Carolina who wants to compost your corpse. Order Caitlin Doughty's book From Here to Eternity: Traveling the World to Find the Good Death on Amazon or download the audio book on Audible. To learn more about Caitlin Doughty and The Order of the Good Death, visit www.caitlindoughty.com and www.orderofthegooddeath.com. Check out her popular Ask a Mortician videos on youtube, and follow Caitlin on Twitter at @TheGoodDeath. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Actor Bill Murray (Lost in Translation, Rushmore) & classical cellist Jan Vogler discuss how their album New Worlds evolved out of a chance meeting on a flight from Berlin to NYC and a mutual love of music and poetry. Plus, Bill Murray shares his philosophy of life, his favorite American humorists, and his thoughts on being an internet folk hero. New Worlds is available on iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, or wherever you buy music. Bill and Jan's concert tour begins Friday, October 6 in Santa Barbara and includes dates in Chicago (10/10), Buffalo (10/11). Toronto (10/13), New York (10/16), Portland (11/28), Seattle (11/29), San Francisco (12/8), and Denver (12/10). For dates and tickets, visit www.janvogler.com. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex. Please subscribe to Kickass News on Apple Podcasts and take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Presidential speechwriter David Litt reflects on his political coming of age in the Obama White House, fiction vs. reality on The West Wing, and his sometimes nemesis in the White House research department. He talks about President Obama's sense of humor, writing for the White House Correspondents Dinner speeches, and self-deprecation as a political tool. Plus, he shares some of the jokes that DIDN’T make it into the President’s speeches. Order David Litt's book Thanks, Obama: My Hopey, Changey White House Years on Amazon or download the audio version on Audible. Follow David on Twitter at @DavidLitt and check out some of his more recent shenanigans at www.funnyordie.com. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex. Please take a minute to take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
The Improv's legendary founder Budd Friedman and entertainment writer Tripp Whetsell talk about their new book The Improv: An Oral History of the Comedy Club That Revolutionized Standup. Budd discusses how much of The Improv was a happy accident and shares memories of comics like Richard Pryor, Rodney Dangerfield, Andy Kaufman, and others. Tripp discusses how The Improv invented the comedy club, the infamous LA comedy club wars between Budd and The Comedy Store's Mitzi Shore, and some of his favorite comedians who you might not have heard of yet. Order Budd and Tripp's book The Improv: An Oral History of the Comedy Club That Revolutionized Standup on Amazon. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex. Please take a minute to take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Lesley Stahl celebrates the 50th season of 60 Minutes and her 26th season as host/correspondent on the show. She shares stories from her 45 years at CBS including how the young reporter beat out the other networks as the first to report on Watergate scandal, the time she broke the news that Ronald Reagan had picked George H.W. Bush as his running mate (and no one believed her), and her impressions of the three U.S. Presidents she covered during her time as CBS White House correspondent. She discusses some of her more interesting interviews for 60 Minutes including the first post-election sit-down with Donald Trump, the incident when Nicolas Sarkozy stormed off in the middle of a taping, and the time she ticked off an angry drunk Boris Yeltsin. Plus Lesley Stahl shares fond memories of Don Hewitt, Mike Wallace, and Andy Rooney. The 50th season of 60 Minutes kicks off with special anniversary episode this Sunday, September 24, at 6/7 Central on CBS. For more information, visit www.CBSnews.com and order Lesley Stahl’s charming memoir Becoming Grandma: The Joys and Science of the New Grandparenting on Amazon. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and Credit Associates. Please take a minute to take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Tennis player Maria Sharapova shares the remarkable story of how her father brought the six-year-old Maria from Russia to Florida with only $700 in his pocket and an unwavering faith in his daughter’s dream. She talks about the first time she watched the Williams sisters practice as a kid, and a locker room moment that has defined the rivalry between Serena Williams and her. She reveals what went through her mind when she learned that she had failed a drug test at the 2016 Australian Open, what she did during her subsequent 15 month suspension, and how the experience changed her mind about retiring from tennis. Plus Maria Sharapova talks about her dramatic comeback at last month’s US Open, the fuss over women tennis players who grunt, and why she wouldn’t even be playing tennis if it weren’t for the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. Order Maria Sharapova's book UNSTOPPABLE: MY LIFE SO FAR on Amazon or download the audiobook on Audible. Visit Maria Sharapova's website at www.mariasharapova.com and follow her on Twitter at @MariaSharapova. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and Credit Associates. Trade global stock indexes, commodities, forex, even economic numbers – All from one account and always with limited risk at www.Nadex.com. Credit Associates can settle your credit card debt for a fraction of what you owe without debt consolidation or bankruptcy. For free information, call 1-800-500-0351. Please take a minute to take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Acclaimed documentary filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick (The Civil War, Baseball, The War) discuss their epic 10-part film The Vietnam War which airs 9/17 on PBS. They discuss how the Vietnam War continues to evolve 40 years later, the ways their own perceptions have changed since they were young people growing up in the turbulent 1960’s, and how hindsight has given birth to some humbling and surprising epiphanies among those who fought on both sides. They ponder if some of the lessons of Vietnam have changed America for the better, they share what Vietnamese audiences have had to say about their film, and the man behind the acclaimed miniseries that re-examined the American Civil War weighs in on the Confederate statue controversy. Episode 1 of The Vietnam War airs Sunday, September 17 at 8/7 Central on PBS. For more information, visit www.PBS.org or at www.kenburns.com. Follow Ken and Lynn on Twitter at @KenBurns and @LynnNovick Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and Credit Associates. Trade global stock indexes, commodities, forex, even economic numbers – All from one account and always with limited risk at www.Nadex.com. Credit Associates can settle your credit card debt for a fraction of what you owe without debt consolidation or bankruptcy. For free information, call 1-800-500-0351. Please take a minute to take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Astronaut Dr. Mae Jemison discusses her bold initiative to create a starship capable of transporting humans beyond our solar system. She talks about the cooperation that will be necessary across all scientific fields, the logistical and biological hurdles to be overcome in order to make extended human space travel feasible and safe, and why it's important for longterm "moonshot initiatives" to inspire the next generation. Plus the first astronaut to appear on Star Trek shares her childhood love of the show and the real science behind it. Special thanks to the Milken Institute for hosting this interview during the 2017 Milken Global Conference. Visit www.milkeninstitute.org to learn more about the exciting work they are doing in science and education. Visit Dr. Mae Jemison at www.DrMae.com and follow her on twitter at @MaeJemison. To learn more about 100 Year Starship, visit www.100YSS.org and follow them on twitter at @100YSS. Today’s episode is sponsored by Nadex and Credit Associates. Trade global stock indexes, commodities, forex, even economic numbers – All from one account and always with limited risk at www.Nadex.com. Credit Associates can settle your credit card debt for a fraction of what you owe without debt consolidation or bankruptcy. For free information, call 1-800-500-0351. Please take a minute to take our annual listener survey at www.podsurvey.com/KICK. Visit www.kickassnews.com for more fun stuff.
Trading Block: Earnings "Straddle Battle" pitted Tesla against Alibaba. Who won? Other interest in Blizzard, XLE Odd Block: OTM call buyers in Weatherford International PLC (WFT), long-term collar trades in Market Vectors Oil Services ETF (OIH), and put spread trades in SPDR S&P Metals and Mining ETF (XME). Mail Block: Listener questions and comments Question from Oarmin333 - Hi. I have been learning and using MProfile for a year now, all on an intraday basis using futures, mainly ES. I would like to expand my time horizon a bit to a few days to a few weeks. I have a 25k account I am working with. I understand the mechanics of futures, but I am considering using options due to longer holding periods, specifically being long premium, due to the defined risk. I am really not interested in selling options. Some people say that buying options is a fools errand and better to sell spreads, other say they only buy premium. I am not sure which way to go. If I hold for longer periods, I have to cut size way down in futures, which is fine. However, If I get good at options, there is a lot of flexibility. I am a discretionary trader and a directional trader. I would love to get your opinion on the matter, if you do not mind. Thanks a bunch! Also I can still play intraday moves with weekly options if I see that opportunity. If I am good at picking direction, can simple long/calls (non spreads) be a viable option, no pun intended. Question from Billy Boy: What's your opinion on the binary options from Nadex? Question from Flyer: What are the first steps to learn about options? Around the Block: Earnings! Friday: Cigna Corporation
Trading Block: Earnings "Straddle Battle" pitted Tesla against Alibaba. Who won? Other interest in Blizzard, XLE Odd Block: OTM call buyers in Weatherford International PLC (WFT), long-term collar trades in Market Vectors Oil Services ETF (OIH), and put spread trades in SPDR S&P Metals and Mining ETF (XME). Mail Block: Listener questions and comments Question from Oarmin333 - Hi. I have been learning and using MProfile for a year now, all on an intraday basis using futures, mainly ES. I would like to expand my time horizon a bit to a few days to a few weeks. I have a 25k account I am working with. I understand the mechanics of futures, but I am considering using options due to longer holding periods, specifically being long premium, due to the defined risk. I am really not interested in selling options. Some people say that buying options is a fools errand and better to sell spreads, other say they only buy premium. I am not sure which way to go. If I hold for longer periods, I have to cut size way down in futures, which is fine. However, If I get good at options, there is a lot of flexibility. I am a discretionary trader and a directional trader. I would love to get your opinion on the matter, if you do not mind. Thanks a bunch! Also I can still play intraday moves with weekly options if I see that opportunity. If I am good at picking direction, can simple long/calls (non spreads) be a viable option, no pun intended. Question from Billy Boy: What's your opinion on the binary options from Nadex? Question from Flyer: What are the first steps to learn about options? Around the Block: Earnings! Friday: Cigna Corporation
Hot Topics in Tech: CFTC too broke to properly police flash traders, Massad says -The top U.S. derivatives regulator said his agency needs more money to keep up with the Flash Boys. Cattlemen vs CME - Round 2. Cattlemen asked for numerous changes. IEX battle heats up - Citadel has been one of the most vehement objectors to IEX, and has filed three public letters and held three meetings with SEC officials to lobby against the application. Aquis Exchange to ban predatory high-speed trading - A start-up European share trading venue is aiming to reboot its fortunes by banning aggressive high-speed trading from its platform. High-frequency trader warns of potential market "catastrophe" - The head of one of the biggest high-frequency trading companies has warned that there are several faultlines in the structure of increasingly electronic, automated financial markets that could lead to a “catastrophe” in the long run. Blockchain Update: IBM Director declares 'We’re all in on Blockchain" - John Wolpert gave a keynote speech covering the deficiencies in the approaches being taken by today’s blockchain developers and why he believes a more collaborative approach is needed to bring the tech to market. Bitcoin outage - NADEX detailed a halt in trading of its daily and weekly bitcoin binary contracts, based on the so called unavailability of the price index that underlies the contracts. The Inbox: Listener questions and comments Comment from Tom, Henderson, NV - I live on the cusp of civilization out here, so I have no choice but to take a more position oriented view on trading. I am not saying that I want to be a market maker of HFT but how funny is it that today your location (or more appropriately your connectivity) dictates your trading style? Seems somewhat backwards to me. Question from N Filasco - I am over Blockchain. What is the next thing?
Hot Topics in Tech: CFTC too broke to properly police flash traders, Massad says -The top U.S. derivatives regulator said his agency needs more money to keep up with the Flash Boys. Cattlemen vs CME - Round 2. Cattlemen asked for numerous changes. IEX battle heats up - Citadel has been one of the most vehement objectors to IEX, and has filed three public letters and held three meetings with SEC officials to lobby against the application. Aquis Exchange to ban predatory high-speed trading - A start-up European share trading venue is aiming to reboot its fortunes by banning aggressive high-speed trading from its platform. High-frequency trader warns of potential market "catastrophe" - The head of one of the biggest high-frequency trading companies has warned that there are several faultlines in the structure of increasingly electronic, automated financial markets that could lead to a “catastrophe” in the long run. Blockchain Update: IBM Director declares 'We're all in on Blockchain" - John Wolpert gave a keynote speech covering the deficiencies in the approaches being taken by today's blockchain developers and why he believes a more collaborative approach is needed to bring the tech to market. Bitcoin outage - NADEX detailed a halt in trading of its daily and weekly bitcoin binary contracts, based on the so called unavailability of the price index that underlies the contracts. The Inbox: Listener questions and comments Comment from Tom, Henderson, NV - I live on the cusp of civilization out here, so I have no choice but to take a more position oriented view on trading. I am not saying that I want to be a market maker of HFT but how funny is it that today your location (or more appropriately your connectivity) dictates your trading style? Seems somewhat backwards to me. Question from N Filasco - I am over Blockchain. What is the next thing?
Trading Block: Today we have guest co-host Dan Cook from NADEX. LNKD after the bell. ATM straddle: $22, approx. 11.5%. Wall St. fluctuates as equities track oil prices. Is oil driving the stock market - and should traders care? As energy rout deepens, CME, ICE reap benefit from record volumes. Earnings today - Before the bell: ConocoPhillips, Intercontinental Exchange. Odd Block: Calls trade in SPDR S&P Metal and Mining ETF (XME), calls trade in Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX), and calls and puts trade in BHP Biliton Ltd (BHP). Mail Block: Listener questions and comments Question from KDDiddy - Hey guys, Getting back to the great Stupid debate....I wrote in a few weeks ago regarding the use of a put stupid to hedge a stock 2% below market. You mentioned there is a better way using position delta. I understand position delta and delta neutral but sadly, although I have tried for a couple of weeks, I am too stupid to figure this out! Is there a formula? Would you explain? Regards, Mr. Not So Smart Sent from my iPhone Around the Block: Upcoming activity in non-farms product on NADEX. Earnings on Friday for CME Group Inc.
Trading Block: Today we have guest co-host Dan Cook from NADEX. LNKD after the bell. ATM straddle: $22, approx. 11.5%. Wall St. fluctuates as equities track oil prices. Is oil driving the stock market - and should traders care? As energy rout deepens, CME, ICE reap benefit from record volumes. Earnings today - Before the bell: ConocoPhillips, Intercontinental Exchange. Odd Block: Calls trade in SPDR S&P Metal and Mining ETF (XME), calls trade in Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX), and calls and puts trade in BHP Biliton Ltd (BHP). Mail Block: Listener questions and comments Question from KDDiddy - Hey guys, Getting back to the great Stupid debate....I wrote in a few weeks ago regarding the use of a put stupid to hedge a stock 2% below market. You mentioned there is a better way using position delta. I understand position delta and delta neutral but sadly, although I have tried for a couple of weeks, I am too stupid to figure this out! Is there a formula? Would you explain? Regards, Mr. Not So Smart Sent from my iPhone Around the Block: Upcoming activity in non-farms product on NADEX. Earnings on Friday for CME Group Inc.
Options 101: Today we are joined by Dan Cook from Nadex. He walks us through the following: What is a binary option? How does the pricing work vs. standard options pricing? How do the ticks work? Is there a multiplier? Does the price represent the pure probability of an option expiring in-the-money? How does expiration work? What about the final minutes around expiration? What is the farthest out you can trade a binary on Nadex? The Greeks: Binaries vs. Standard options Which underlyings offer binaries? How can you trade binaries? What is a typical binary use case? Mail Call: Get your questions answered by the team. Question from Jeb16 - I have seen a number of sports books online offering products that appear to be sports derivatives. Is it possible to trade actual products based on sports outcomes or other event-type derivatives in a legal exchange-traded form in the U.S.? Question from Amelia G. - Do you notice anything different in the options trading in higher volume products vs. lower volume products?
Options 101: Today we are joined by Dan Cook from Nadex. He walks us through the following: What is a binary option? How does the pricing work vs. standard options pricing? How do the ticks work? Is there a multiplier? Does the price represent the pure probability of an option expiring in-the-money? How does expiration work? What about the final minutes around expiration? What is the farthest out you can trade a binary on Nadex? The Greeks: Binaries vs. Standard options Which underlyings offer binaries? How can you trade binaries? What is a typical binary use case? Mail Call: Get your questions answered by the team. Question from Jeb16 - I have seen a number of sports books online offering products that appear to be sports derivatives. Is it possible to trade actual products based on sports outcomes or other event-type derivatives in a legal exchange-traded form in the U.S.? Question from Amelia G. - Do you notice anything different in the options trading in higher volume products vs. lower volume products?
Untitled Document Trading Block: Today we feature special guest Dan Cook from NADEX. Earnigns: Before the bell today: Eli Lilly, 3M, Dow Chemical, McDonalds, Nasdaq, Sirius, Southwest Airlines After the bell today: Alphabet Inc., Amazon, AT&T, Microsoft, Pandora News: Dow surges more than 275 on McDonald's, ECB stimulus talk - McRevenge! McDonald's turns table on Chipotle. Now that Google Is Alphabet, options suggest another big stock move. Barclays: Use bullish options to play gold rally. Odd Block: Calls trade in Prudential Financial Inc. (PRU), calls trade in eBay Inc (EBAY), and calls trade in Corning Incorporated (GLW). Listener Mail: Listener questions and comments Question from Fred - I trade futures all day but not options. Trying to trade on a longer term cycle to avoid juggling positions. What advice do you have for someone who wants to trade options but cannot babysit their options daily? Question from Peter D. - Stocks are being hit by latency sensitive strategies like HFT. Is that happening in options as well? Around the Block: Earnings on Friday - American Airlines (before bell), Procter & Gamble (before bell), Whirlpool (before bell).
Trading Block: Today we feature special guest Dan Cook from NADEX. Earnigns: Before the bell today: Eli Lilly, 3M, Dow Chemical, McDonalds, Nasdaq, Sirius, Southwest Airlines After the bell today: Alphabet Inc., Amazon, AT&T, Microsoft, Pandora News: Dow surges more than 275 on McDonald's, ECB stimulus talk - McRevenge! McDonald's turns table on Chipotle. Now that Google Is Alphabet, options suggest another big stock move. Barclays: Use bullish options to play gold rally. Odd Block: Calls trade in Prudential Financial Inc. (PRU), calls trade in eBay Inc (EBAY), and calls trade in Corning Incorporated (GLW). Listener Mail: Listener questions and comments Question from Fred - I trade futures all day but not options. Trying to trade on a longer term cycle to avoid juggling positions. What advice do you have for someone who wants to trade options but cannot babysit their options daily? Question from Peter D. - Stocks are being hit by latency sensitive strategies like HFT. Is that happening in options as well? Around the Block: Earnings on Friday - American Airlines (before bell), Procter & Gamble (before bell), Whirlpool (before bell).
Trading Tech Talk 22: The Obvious Error Battle Hot Topics in Tech: SEC plans to fix data release flaw in Q1 2015. SEC pokes hole in argument it is too slow to get grip on markets. Nobel laureate Stiglitz blocked from SEC panel after faulting high-speed traders. Finally progress on obvious error rules: BATS obvious error filing. Big fund managers form new dark pool equity trading venue. Cyber Security: JP Morgan and Target attack. CME Group fines three firms for automated trading violations. Dark Pools Detente: ICE has unlikely ally on trading proposal. The Inbox: Listener Questions and Comments Question from Andy Charles - You guys were pretty dismissive of Robin Hood on the last show. Do you feel that is because you are not really the target market - you are not 23 with $200 to your name? Are you giving it a fair shake? Question from Tim C - NYSE invests $75M in Coinbase. Nadex lists Bitcoin binaries. Tera Exchange lists Bitcoin derivatives. Is it time to accept that Bitcoin is here to stay?
Hot Topics in Tech: SEC plans to fix data release flaw in Q1 2015. SEC pokes hole in argument it is too slow to get grip on markets. Nobel laureate Stiglitz blocked from SEC panel after faulting high-speed traders. Finally progress on obvious error rules: BATS obvious error filing. Big fund managers form new dark pool equity trading venue. Cyber Security: JP Morgan and Target attack. CME Group fines three firms for automated trading violations. Dark Pools Detente: ICE has unlikely ally on trading proposal. The Inbox: Listener Questions and Comments Question from Andy Charles - You guys were pretty dismissive of Robin Hood on the last show. Do you feel that is because you are not really the target market - you are not 23 with $200 to your name? Are you giving it a fair shake? Question from Tim C - NYSE invests $75M in Coinbase. Nadex lists Bitcoin binaries. Tera Exchange lists Bitcoin derivatives. Is it time to accept that Bitcoin is here to stay?
Futures Options Roundtable 17: The Year in Futures Options Futures Options Roundtable 2014 Year in Review The ongoing oil drama of 2014: Oil hits 5-year low today. Oil volatility and option volume seem poised to remain elevated in early 2015. Crude oil volatility skew: OTM call premiums remain comparatively cheap. Mini WTI futures, ICE Brent futures, Nadex oil rundown. Gold futures fell for the fourth time in five sessions as the dollar touched a five-year high. Gold is headed for a second straight annual loss for the first time since 1998. Silver futures for March delivery retreated 2.3 percent to $15.779 an ounce on the Comex, the most in almost two weeks. Copper reaches four-year low in London on China slowdown. Corn - Call premium total: $207,143.75, Put premium total: $403,637.50. Call OI Total: 205,195, Put OI Total: 248,323. Wheat - Ukraine crisis has been a driver for wheat volatility and volume this year. Rates - 30-Year futures: 86.4M contracts through Nov, down 6.8%. 10-Year futures: 317.5M contracts through Nov, up 3%. Looking Ahead To 2015 Hopefully seeing more inflows to commodities in 2015?
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Futures Options Roundtable 12: Metals, Energy and Ags on the Move The Grand Marketplace: Energy: Oil - record Brent futures trading volume. A NADEX binary activity rundown. Metals: An aggressive selloff in gold on Monday. Silver opened off 2.5% on Monday. CME cuts trading margins on gold and silver futures. Silver fixing: another cry from the tinfoil hat club. Ags: July 7 - corn, wheat futures hit almost 4-year low. Update: Monday 7/14 - corn snaps losing streak. From Futures Magazine: option play: are soybeans really in the biggest slump in over 40 years? The Scrolls: Listener questions and comments. Question from Steve Fitzowen - I am looking for a volatility pop in gold - maybe 2 or 3 month ATM iron condors. Which is the better performer from a vol perspective - Comex Gold or GLD? Do you have a preference as to which product you use when trading the shiny metal? Does retail flow in GLD affect the performance of the product? Great show. What about weekly? Lots of swings in the futures between shows. Question from Verd3 - This question is for the futures options roundtable. I am bearish on WTI at these levels. I am expecting a 5% retracement back to the 95 range in the next three months. Agree? Whats the best strategy to capture that move using options?
Futures Options Roundtable 11: Commodity Sturm und Drang Grand Marketplace: Crude oil/energy and the impact of Iraqi situation on oil markets. Gold has been on a protracted selloff for the better part of the past month. Implied volatility has also been collapsing in gold - a surprise for many new futures options traders who are used to investment skew. Iraq & gold: the impact of the Iraq events has also been felt in gold. We saw a sharp spike in gold futures and GLD, plus gold volatility also spiked on the news. El Niño may impact oilseed prices this year. The Mail: Listener questions and comments Question from doc bass: hello. I have a question for the futures options roundtable program about the recent spike in gold option volatility. Does the panel view this as a significant event - something that will spark a new volatility paradigm in the product - or simply as an aberrant blip before gold volatility returns to recent lows? Question from Steven brooks, Lansing, MI: I've been enjoying the program. I hope you get around to producing it more often than once a month. I've also been slowly building an interest in binary options as a result of the show. I honestly didn't know much about them prior to discovering this program. I've been looking at the spike in WTI in recent weeks and I think this is a bunch of sound and fury signifying nothing. Can the panel recommend a good play in the NADEX binaries to spec on a downside retracement in oil? Or should I stick to the WTI near-term products instead? And one more quick question - can I trade these products through my current broker (TD Ameritrade) or do I have to trade them through NADEX? Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions.
Futures Options Roundtable 7: Risky Business Grand Marketplace: Market roundup Metals: Chinese slump is weighing on industrial metals. Nickel had its largest drop in four months. Copper down about half a percent to $3.33/pound on COMEX. Ags: Funds closing out shorts. Hedge funds ended their longest spree of bearish positioning on agricultural commodities on record as they took profits on short positions in grains, and hiked bullish bets on live cattle to a three-year high. Energy: Slowing Chinese industrial output and potential Iranian influx is weighing on the market. Feb WTI down about 1% to $93.75, off its two-week highs. The Guild Hall: Risky Business What is roll risk? What is the relationship between roll risk and term structure? How does roll risk impact futures, futures options and ETF options traders? What, if any, impact does roll risk have on binaries? FYI - beware of "roll yield" when looking at prospectuses of ETFs. The Scrolls: Sent via email, Twitter, or Facebook Question from Nathan Ingraham: Can I trade futures and futures options in my retirement accounts? I would like to put some longer term WTI calls in my account over the next few months.
Futures Options Roundtable: 2013 Year in Review The Grand Marketplace: The Year of 2013 in Review Metals - A rollicking year in the metals, lots of Vol and movement in the precious metals. Silver vs. Gold. Industrial metals - Copper. Bitcoin - The darling of the market Ags - New crop vs Old crop, Intra crop spreads options, Ag option volatility, etc. Energy - Iran, Domestic production reports, WTI options hit 50% electronic in August, Developments in natural gas, etc. Softs - Coffee, Cocoa, Sugar, etc. Rates - The comeback complex of the year. The taper announcement came earlier this year after the back and forth throughout the year, Short term vs. Mid-curve vs. Long term options activity, etc. The Scrolls: Keep those questions rolling in Question from George Nelson, Ottawa - I trade ETF options, not futures options. But your recent conversation about roll risk concerned me. Can I avoid roll risk in ETF options if I simply limit my purchases to longer term options - lets say six months of longer? Thanks for the show and for teaching this old dog some new tricks. Question from Buckeye Fan - In the spirit of binaries, let me ask the roundtable - Nymex crude finishes above $100 at the end of 2013. Yea or nay?
Futures Options Roundtable 5: In a Crude Mood The Grand Marketplace: What's going on in crude? Natural gas? What other underlings are these people trading? The Scrolls: Question from Bi Dip - Is there margin on Nadex binaries or do I have to pay the full amount for each trade? Question from ACA Tim - Are we seeing the same fragmentation issues with futures options that we are with equity options? Is it easier to trade spreads with futures options? Question from Steven Max, Toronto, CA - I love the new show. I am an Ag options trader, and I am very interested in the new options on the intra-crop spreads. The spread futures have always been somewhat illiquid, so I can only imagine what the options might be like. Can you give us an overview of these products and how they stack up from a liquidity and perhaps a utility perspective? Are they suitable for someone with a moderate level of futures and futures options trading experience?
Futures Options Roundtable 4: We Buy Gold & Other Dubious Metals Schemes The Grand Marketplace: There has been insane movements/volatility in gold and silver since our last show. We saw a pop last week only to see is start trending down again. Bonds, tapering and rates. Oil, Nat Gas, and other energies. The Guild Hall: What can you learn from today's episode? Taking Delivery: Question from Hawkeye - I would like to add some hard assets to my rainy day fund. I am looking at physical silver but I don't want to run down to my local jeweler/coin dealer or pay the ridiculous markup for coins on those infomercials. If I buy and exercise a silver option can i arrange to receive delivery of the metal at my own residence or do I need to have it delivered to a third party? Binaries: is there a delivery aspect to NADEX contracts? If so, how does that work? The Scrolls: In which we answer listener questions. Question from Winteriscoming - Hey guys -can you explain the difference between the Ags and the softs? I always seem to get these products confused. Question from Alexander - The OPRA failure really spooked me. Gold was moving and I couldn't exit my GLD options positions. Do you consider CME's GLOBEX platform to be safer if only because it isn't linking nearly a dozen exchanges? Should I be looking at the CME contracts and options instead? Question from Jim Jim - NADEX has options and bull spreads. Are there any plans to expand the NADEX product offering anytime soon? Maybe bear spreads or some dedicated hedging products - perhaps a NADEX version of a strangle?
Futures Options Roundtable 3: Sexy Commodities The Grand Marketplace: Corn resumes decline as yields boost outlook - Soybeans drop as well. S&P launches two new metals futures indexes. Eurex gets into the FX options game - set to launch October 7, to compete with CME. Crude options volatility rises as futures slide on Fed taper. Trading glitches have caused major issued for equity and options traders. The Guild Hall: The collar from a commodity perspective. The Scrolls: We're taking your questions Question from Alester Mack, Brighton, England - Looking forward to the launch of the new radio program. There isn't enough information out there for us beginner futures options traders. I would like to pose this question for the new program - I know that futures currently require a maintenance margin deposit rather than offering an outright purchase/sale price. Do futures options operate the same way or do they have a set purchase price like traditional equity or index options? Question from TFell - Can't wait for future options show. Are the Greeks the same for futures options? Are there others? Do they work differently?
Futures Options Roundtable 2: Everyone Is Looking for a Move The Grand Markeptlace: Natural gas is on the move. West Texas intermediate crude for Sept delivery up 1.4% yesterday to $107.81. How you can use options to get an idea of where the consensus is on where Treasuries and currencies are heading. They're a real-time volatility sentiment. Unusual Activity: Binaries and strangles with binaries. The Guild Hall: A primer on commodity skew vs. investment skew The Scrolls: In which we address listener feedback. · Question from Tim Rogers, White Plains, NY - I'm a long term oil bull. What's the best way to express that outlook using futures/futures options? Or, am I better off with an ETF like USO? · Question from Nathan Richards, Sydney, Aus - I'm a little confused by the NADES bull spreads. Do you also have bear spreads? Or if I'm bearish do I, or can I, short a bull spread? Somehow shorting a bull spread seems counterintuitive.
We've sounded the horn and assembled a team of futures options experts for your listening pleasure. In this premiere episode of the Futures Options Roundtable Options Insider Founder Mark S. Longo is joined by: Jeff Lewandowski - CTA, Protean Trading Dan Collins - Former EIC, Futures Mag, Founder, Dan Collins Report Dan Cook - Director, Business Development, Nadex Dave Rodgers - Instructor and Trader at Markettaker.Com The Guild Hall Segment The roundtable breaks down the benefits and drawbacks of futures options vs. equity options. The panelists discuss the different ways that binary options can be used to speculate on or hedge against commodity price movement. The panelists also discuss some of the salient aspects of futures options trading that all traders need to watch out for including seasonality. The Grand Marketplace Segment We break down the big moves and exploding volatility in precious metals and energy. Realized vol is starting to outpace implied volatility in many commodity products - an ideal time to be a buyer of premium not a seller. Dan sees aggressive hedging activity in Nadex metals contracts. A discussion of how to use binary spreads to trade multiple products and expiration dates. We wrap things up by analyzing the explosion of anticipation in oil options as well as how the Egyptian unrest impacted oil's volatility skew.
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