Podcasts about Volatility

Communicating with sellers during a shifting market is critical to helping people make the best decisions for themselves and their future. In today's episode of The Real Estate Sales Podcast, Jimmy shares a local sales meeting discussing how to frame information in the best way to your community. Signs the market is changing: The capital market begins to tighten, whether residential or commercial. When businesses can't access more capital, business growth stagnates. Volatility in the market as a whole. Are new jobs being created? Are stock prices changing? Consumer sentiment - Because people use pending and projected numbers to estimate real estate, it is often one of the last elements of the economy to shift. How the people around you are feeling, and the consumer sentiment around the economy can be powerful predictors. There are three types of people in a changing market: people who make things happen, watch what happens, and wonder what happens once it's over. Be the first type. Discussing market information with clients: Know your stats, including average days on the market and average company statistics. Your competitive advantage lies in knowing more about the industry and our communities. Gary Keller's book Shift discussed the market shift earlier in the 2000s. While it doesn't all pertain now, it does deal with managing prospective sellers and maintaining the relationships through conveying information.  Maintaining information based on historical data alone wastes time and money because it doesn't corroborate with the current market information. Pull up acting, pending, and sold homes within the last month. If a seller's comparable home is priced far above that, and you bring that to their attention, they'll be much more capable of making an informed decision for their future. Conversations are still the foundation of real estate: Whether through phone calls, open houses, or lunch with a prospective client, those conversations fuel the transactions that make real estate possible.  People like hearing from realtors - we have the information they need to know. Make phone calls, have conversations, and use these interactions as seeds to obtain new clients when the market shifts again. The shift in the market requires a shift in mentality. If you can master that change, you'll be prepared and ready for success later. Do you have a video or content idea perfect for your business? Share it with Jimmy! Connect with Jimmy Burgess on LinkedIn and Facebook and his YouTube channel.  If you like what you heard today, we'd love it if you'd share a rating or review and then subscribe to the podcast and tell others about it. You can find The Real Estate Sales Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, and our website, The Real Estate Sales Podcast.

Volatility has subsided and markets are on an upward trend. Join Tom, Tony and Jermal as they show you the hallmarks of the current rally on This Week in Stocks.

Our anchors begin today's show with Bessemer Venture Partners' Elliott Robinson offering his outlook for tech layoffs and the cloud space. Then, we recap highlights from yesterday's exclusive interview on earnings, streaming and more with Disney CEO Bob Chapek. Next, Citi analyst Tyler Radke shares his top defensive software picks amid the ongoing volatility, and Toast CEO Chris Comparato joins after posting a beat in the restaurant fintech company's Q2 results. Later, CNBC's Steve Kovach takes a deep dive into the expanding creator economy around the metaverse.

Volatility has subsided and markets are on an upward trend. Join Tom, Tony and Jermal as they show you the hallmarks of the current rally on This Week in Stocks.

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HOST: MARK LONGO, THE OPTIONS INSIDER MEDIA GROUP MATRIX HOT SEAT: MARK SEBASTIAN, THE OPTION PIT MIAX HOT SEAT: TOM JARCK, MIAX EXCHANGE GROUP VOLATILITY REVIEW SEGMENT MARKETS GREEN TO END THE WEEK WHAT WE ARE SEEING IN THE VOLATILITY MARKETS THIS WEEK DISCUSSION OF THESE VOLATILITY PRODUCTS: VIX, SPIKES, VSPKES, VXX, VVIX, UVXY, SVIX, UVIX DISCUSSING WHETHER THE STOCK MARKET CAN HIT ROCK BOTTOM WITHOUT VIX REGISTERING PANIC THEY ARE COMING FOR VOLATILITY TODAY - VIX AND SPIKE ARE GETTING PUMMELED CRYSTAL BALL WHERE WILL VIX/SPIKES BE NEXT WEEK

Tony places an omni directional, slightly bearish call ratio spread in a meme stock of all things! AMC IVx5 day change is up 44% and OTM call volatility is out of this world high! What can go wrong? Spoiler alert....... everything! To get started trading open an account on tastyworks! tastyworks, Inc. and tastytrade, Inc. are separate but affiliated companies.

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Douglas C. Borthwick, Chief Business Officer INX.co discusses the confidence in currency, crypto or cash and Finance specialist Mitch Kramer compares the cycles of inflation and the tax and investment opportunities they represent. Episode Transcript Intro: Welcome to the Practical Tax podcast, with tax attorney Steve Moskowitz. The Practical Tax podcast is brought to you by Moskowitz, LLP, a tax law firm. Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast is based upon information available as of date of recording and will not be updated for changes in law regulation. Any information is not to be considered tax advice or legal advice and does not form an attorney/client relationship. Further, this podcast may be construed as attorney advertising. You should see professional consultation for your individual tax and legal situation. Chip Franklin: Welcome to Practical Tax I'm Chip Franklin. That's Steve Moskowitz. Steve, how are you my friend? Steve Moskowitz: Doing great Chip. How you doing? Chip Franklin: I'm doing well. Steve Moskowitz: We're talking about taxes and all kinds of things. So of course it's a happy time. Chip Franklin: Yeah. You know what it is interesting, is that it's really amazing to me how few people understand taxes. I think I read that there's like three times the number of pages in the tax code that are in the Bible. I mean, it just goes on and on and on. And I mean, you guys must spend a lot of time just keeping up to date? Steve Moskowitz: It changes. Congress changes the law, but then the courts interpret what the Congress said. So when Congress says, "You can deduct X?" Well, what's included in X? And then the next court goes ahead and makes a decision that adds on to that. Then the next court makes a decision, that's an opposition to that. And what a lot of people don't realize a lot of times, let's say you come to me, you come into my office, say, "Steve, I want to deduct X." And I say, "Well, Chip, there's a hundred cases on X of equal rank, equal power. And 70 of them say, you can deduct it. And 30 of them say that you can't." What do you do? Because, on a tax return, you deduct it or you don't deduct it. So if we choose to deduct it and the IRS chooses to audit it, the initial lawyer say, "Hey, IRS, doesn't recognize that, disallowed." But when you take the case up higher, usually what'll happen is the appeals officer will offer you something called hazards of litigation. So let's assume what you did, that you deducted 100,000 and 70 cases say that's a good deduction and 30 cases say, can't deduct it. Normally the settlement officer say, "Okay, I'll offer you the 70% and you can see it on the 30%." And then your choice is, do you want to go for all of it in tax court? Or do you want to say, "Hey, 70 is pretty good and let's end it here." [inaudible 00:02:26] hazards of litigation. See that's why with an audit, an auditor is more like a light switch. Yes or no. The switch is either on or it's off. Once you go above the audit level, it's more of, there's a dimmer switch and it's well, are we maximum brightness or are we off? But usually we're somewhere in between. Chip Franklin: Life is a dimmer switch, that's for sure. One of the things, about three or four years ago, you and I were talking about cryptocurrency. And it's funny, because I have friends that dismiss it out of hand, they go, "Ah, I don't have any confidence in that." And well you trust money. Actually my great grandmother, before she passed, had some Confederate currency and I have to laugh, because it's just paper. And you ask yourself about cryptocurrency and where that's headed and this blockchain technology, all this. What it means, is that I think most people just don't know what it is. And obviously you have to know what it, is because it's subject to all the same tax regulations that money is. So joining us right now is Douglas Borthwick.

One of the ways we can discern the nature of risk for an underlying is by looking at its distribution. There are generally four key characteristics that a distribution will have that we care about: Width, Tails, Shape, Skew. All of these are priced in by options markets even though they may be hard to see on the following graphs. Similar to historical volatility and historical outlier moves, a historical distribution shows you a picture of everything that the underlying has been through.

One of the ways we can discern the nature of risk for an underlying is by looking at its distribution. There are generally four key characteristics that a distribution will have that we care about: Width, Tails, Shape, Skew. All of these are priced in by options markets even though they may be hard to see on the following graphs. Similar to historical volatility and historical outlier moves, a historical distribution shows you a picture of everything that the underlying has been through.

BPR (Buying Power Reduction/Margin Requirement) is a critical concept in portfolio management. It tells us how much capital the current positions are tied to and how much capital is left to trade. For naked short strategies, it constantly changes. Join Tom and Tony as they discuss how much the BPR can fluctuate and impact a portfolio in market selloffs.

BPR (Buying Power Reduction/Margin Requirement) is a critical concept in portfolio management. It tells us how much capital the current positions are tied to and how much capital is left to trade. For naked short strategies, it constantly changes. Join Tom and Tony as they discuss how much the BPR can fluctuate and impact a portfolio in market selloffs.

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With volatility collapsing in the market this week to some of its lowest levels in a month Tony finds GOOGL has had a slight uptick in vol over the last 5 days! Putting some capital to work with a strangle. To get started trading open an account on tastyworks! tastyworks, Inc. and tastytrade, Inc. are separate but affiliated companies.

In this episode I talk with Wayne Himelsein, CIO of Logica Capital Advisers.  Wayne is responsible for leading portfolio management and the overall implementation of the firm's investment strategies. Beginning his career as a Proprietary Trader in 1995, and launching his first Hedge Fund in 2000, Wayne has over 25 years of industry experience. We talk about the following: Is time real? What is signal vs noise? Where to find great quotes? 2022- Year of unusual volatility? Existential risks to hedge funds. I hope you enjoyed this conversation with Wayne as much as I did!  

"The focal point last week was the July jobs number and this week is the CPI. Unless the CPI number is way off, it will not help the Federal Reserve make decisions. Volatility is cheap and investors should participate in this type of insurance," says Scott Bauer. Bauer also weighs in on interest rates and the U.S. Dollar price.

This podcast episode was recorded on Aug. 3 and released to premium subscribers the following day. To become a premium subscriber and take advantage of a host of other benefits including the Daily Contrarian briefing, visit our Substack or Supercast. Prices start around $9/month. Hugh Hendry is a man who needs no introduction to contrarians. Over the course of this 90-minute conversation, he provided many views on markets, the economy, the Federal Reserve, China, and a lot more. Of particular interest to investors are his bullish views on commodities, oil producers, and luxury goods makers... Content Highlights Hendry's most contrarian opinion right off the bat: The Fed is not responsible for the asset price bubble (2:40); "We find ourselves in the fourth depression of the last 200 years" after "les miserables" period of 1830 to ~1855, 1870 to the late 1890s, and the 1930s (8:11); "I don't think we have inflation." Sales of non-discretionary items are not increasing (13:53); Very few people understand money and money creation. What are they missing? (28:56); What's behind the stock market rally this summer? It may be commodities, at least in part... (39:49); Markets are 'bucking broncos.' Volatility can be a major distraction and nothing happens in a straight line. But commodity producers and uranium should be in good shape over the long term (46:55); Background on the guest. As an 'OG contrarian' Hendry joins an exclusive list (54:58); A little insight into Hendry's current life and psychology (1:10:40); Betting on the Chinese yuan weakening (1:14:37); The odds of the 10-year treasury making new lows (1:22:44); China invading Taiwan? Hendry sets the odds at 20% and says China will never have a stronger bargaining positioning vis-a-vis the U.S (1:24:16). More Information on the Guest Twitter: @Hendry_Hugh; Substack: HughHendry; Instagram: HughHendryOfficial; YouTube: HughHendryOfficial; The Acid Capitalist.

Market Roundup | Brought to you by the Nebraska Soybean Board...The markets had a variety of issues tossed at them. On this week's Nebraska Soybean Board Weekly Market Roundup we hear from Arlan Suderman with StoneX and Kyle Bumsted with Allendale on the volatility in the trade, China, jobs report and no surprise-weather.

HOST: MARK LONGO, THE OPTIONS INSIDER MEDIA GROUP MATRIX HOT SEAT: MARK SEBASTIAN, THE OPTION PIT MIAX HOT SEAT: RUSSELL RHOADS, EQ DERIVATIVES & INDIANA UNIVERSITY - KELLEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS VOLATILITY REVIEW SEGMENT MARKETS RED TO END THE WEEK WHAT WE ARE SEEING IN THE VOLATILITY MARKETS THIS WEEK DISCUSSION OF THESE VOLATILITY PRODUCTS: VIX, SPIKES, VSPKES, VXX, VVIX, UVXY, SVIX, UVIX CRYSTAL BALL WHERE WILL VIX/SPIKES BE NEXT WEEK

WIOD Senior National Correspondent Rory O'Neill *Follow him on Twitter: @RadioRory. Mortgage rates are below 5% for the first time in months.

HOST: MARK LONGO, THE OPTIONS INSIDER MEDIA GROUP MATRIX HOT SEAT: MARK SEBASTIAN, THE OPTION PIT MIAX HOT SEAT: RUSSELL RHOADS, EQ DERIVATIVES & INDIANA UNIVERSITY - KELLEY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS VOLATILITY REVIEW SEGMENT MARKETS RED TO END THE WEEK WHAT WE ARE SEEING IN THE VOLATILITY MARKETS THIS WEEK DISCUSSION OF THESE VOLATILITY PRODUCTS: VIX, SPIKES, VSPKES, VXX, VVIX, UVXY, SVIX, UVIX CRYSTAL BALL WHERE WILL VIX/SPIKES BE NEXT WEEK

Believe it or not, the Fed was wrong. It turns out the inflation we've been experiencing is not transitory. They thought these high prices would stick around for six months or less. However, that's certainly not the case and consumer sentiment is very low. With this low confidence it's expected we'll continue to see market volatility. So, what can investors do now to protect their portfolios?  If you are in retirement or nearing retirement, you need a flexible and predictable framework. With market swings, inflation, and a possible recession threatening your finances you need a plan that will be adaptable to unfavorable situations. The Redefining WealthSM Process® is built in just this way, to protect you from these unsteady times. Join us on today's episode as we explore investor patience, market recovery, and investing fees, and much more.  Redefining Wealth® Custom Blueprint Income Plan: https://redefiningwealth.info/schedule/ Rate, Review and Subscribe to the Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/retirement-talk-podcast-with-laura-stover/id571347188 How to Connect: redefiningwealth.info lswealthmanagement.com Schedule a Review: https://redefiningwealth.info/schedule/ Timestamps (show notes):  2:31 – Defining the meaning of transitory 5:42 – How can we protect our portfolio?10:00 – Trading volatility with erosion of purchase power 15:58 – V-shaped recover and U-shaped recovery  20:33 – Transparency with fees  26:05 – Identify income and prepare for unexpected events

The latest numbers on the economy show that for the second quarter there was a decline of 0.9%. That's the second straight quarter of decline indicating that we are in fact in a recession. This week Eric Kearney and Joseph Lanza tackle the topic head on and offer some strategies to help get you through this and still be able to retire on your schedule. That and much more on Wealthworx Radio. Call Eric 800-779-1942 Visit EricKearneyAdvisor.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Federated Hermes Senior Equity Strategist Linda Duessel interviews Senior Portfolio Managers Donald Ellenberger and Daniel Peris on the rise of what some may consider “boring” investment solutions for 2022. Special Guests: Daniel Peris and Don Ellenberger.

The VIX measures the 30-day expected volatility for the S&P 500 based on the options prices.To provide more insight for options traders and market makers, the VVIX was created to measure the volatility of the VIX. The calculation for VVIX is the same as VIX, but rather than using the options for the S&P 500, VVIX is calculated via VIX options.Last week we saw VVIX hit its lowest point in over three years. What could this mean for the markets and investors?Join Tom and Tony to find out!

The VIX measures the 30-day expected volatility for the S&P 500 based on the options prices.To provide more insight for options traders and market makers, the VVIX was created to measure the volatility of the VIX. The calculation for VVIX is the same as VIX, but rather than using the options for the S&P 500, VVIX is calculated via VIX options.Last week we saw VVIX hit its lowest point in over three years. What could this mean for the markets and investors?Join Tom and Tony to find out!

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VIX is trading around 23%, lower than its average since the beginning of the pandemic. Is it a good idea to buy the volatility while we are experiencing extreme levels of negative market sentiment? Find out in today's segment as Tom and Tony discuss whether it is a good idea to get long volatility now.

VIX is trading around 23%, lower than its average since the beginning of the pandemic. Is it a good idea to buy the volatility while we are experiencing extreme levels of negative market sentiment? Find out in today's segment as Tom and Tony discuss whether it is a good idea to get long volatility now.

As we continue to navigate challenging market dynamics including rising inflation, difficult labor markets, elevated valuations and ongoing geopolitical tensions, investors are considering how to fill their expected return gap. Traditionally, Private Equity has offered important return potential and diversification benefits that help fill that gap which has allowed the asset class to grow dramatically over the last 30 years. But could we see that growth continue as markets take a downturn? In this episode of Disruptive Forces, Managing Director, Maura Reilly Kennedy, joins Anu Rajakumar to tell us more about the evolution of private equity, its unique characteristics and diversification benefits, additionally highlighting scenarios where private markets can differ from public, making it an attractive component of portfolio construction.     This general market summary and the opinions and beliefs expressed in this podcast are provided for general informational purposes only.  Nothing herein constitutes investment, legal, accounting or tax advice, or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold a security, and the views and beliefs expressed are not intended to predict or guarantee the future performance of any individual security, market sector or the markets generally.  This presentation is general in nature and is not directed to any category of investors and should not be regarded as individualized, a recommendation, investment advice or a suggestion to engage in or refrain from any investment-related course of action. 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In today's tumultuous markets, freight rates and oil product prices have been unpredictable. Will this volatility continue? What are the main correlations between the two markets? In this Weight of Freight podcast, Argus' Freight Editor for Asia, Andrew Khaw is joined by Asia Pacific Products Editor Aldric Chew and Senior Freight Reporter Sean Zhuang, to discuss the recent market trends, and how the freight market is affected by the east-west arbitrage spreads, poor downstream demand in China, and the significant fall in gasoline margins in the US.   Learn more about the Argus Freight Service

In this episode I speak with Harel Jacobson, an FX volatility trader. There is a lot that makes the FX volatility market unique.  For starters, the end users are more focused on hedging cash-flow and liquidity than wealth.  Since the underlying is currency pairs, volatility surface arbitrage conditions become multi-dimensional.  And then there is the global geopolitical event calendar to consider. Did I mention that trades are performed, almost exclusively, OTC?  So even something like price discovery, which we take for granted on listed exchanges, is non-trivial.  Especially if you want to backtest a new research idea. This is a fascinating conversation into a fairly niche, but important global market. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Harel Jacobson.

An argument for why markets could be more rather than less volatile in the months to come.This episode is sponsored by Nexo.io, Chainalysis and FTX US.On this edition of the “Weekly Recap,” NLW looks at four reasons markets could see heightened volatility between now and November: Fund managers making YOLO bets to avoid redemptionsInflation surprises shift the Fed back to hawkishRegulatory and media surprises for cryptoPolitics and geopolitics -Nexo is a security-first platform where you can buy, exchange and borrow against your crypto. The company safeguards your crypto by relying on five key fundamentals including real-time auditing and insurance on custodial assets. Learn more at nexo.io.-Chainalysis is the blockchain data platform. We provide data, software, services and research to government agencies, exchanges, financial institutions and insurance and cybersecurity companies. Our data powers investigation, compliance and market intelligence software that has been used to solve some of the world's most high-profile criminal cases. For more information, visit www.chainalysis.com.-FTX US is the safe, regulated way to buy Bitcoin, ETH, SOL and other digital assets. Trade crypto with up to 85% lower fees than top competitors and trade ETH and SOL NFTs with no gas fees and subsidized gas on withdrawals. Sign up at FTX.US today.-“The Breakdown” is written, produced by and features Nathaniel Whittemore aka NLW, with editing by Rob Mitchell and research by Scott Hill. Jared Schwartz is our executive producer and our theme music is “Countdown” by Neon Beach. The music you heard today behind our sponsors is “The Now” by Aaron Sprinkle. Image credit: Nuthawut Somsuk/Getty Images, modified by CoinDesk. Join the discussion at discord.gg/VrKRrfKCz8.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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This episode is sponsored by Nexo.io, Chainalysis and FTX US. On this edition of the “Weekly Recap,” NLW looks at four reasons markets could see heightened volatility between now and November:  Fund managers making YOLO bets to avoid redemptions Inflation surprises shift the Fed back to hawkish Regulatory and media surprises for crypto  Politics and geopolitics  Nexo is a security-first platform where you can buy, exchange and borrow against your crypto. The company safeguards your crypto by relying on five key fundamentals including real-time auditing and insurance on custodial assets. Learn more at nexo.io. - Chainalysis is the blockchain data platform. We provide data, software, services and research to government agencies, exchanges, financial institutions and insurance and cybersecurity companies. Our data powers investigation, compliance and market intelligence software that has been used to solve some of the world's most high-profile criminal cases. For more information, visit www.chainalysis.com. - FTX US is the safe, regulated way to buy Bitcoin, ETH, SOL and other digital assets. Trade crypto with up to 85% lower fees than top competitors and trade ETH and SOL NFTs with no gas fees and subsidized gas on withdrawals. Sign up at FTX.US today. - “The Breakdown” is written, produced by and features Nathaniel Whittemore aka NLW, with editing by Rob Mitchell and research by Scott Hill. Jared Schwartz is our executive producer and our theme music is “Countdown” by Neon Beach. The music you heard today behind our sponsors is “The Now” by Aaron Sprinkle. Image credit: Nuthawut Somsuk/Getty Images, modified by CoinDesk. Join the discussion at discord.gg/VrKRrfKCz8.

Lindsay Politi is Head of Inflation Strategies at  One River Asset Management. Lindsay began her career at Wellington Management in Boston where she was head of Global Inflation-linked Investments. In that role she was one of the top TIPS managers by assets, managing over $10 billion in dedicated assets, with a top quintile track record for excess in her peer group. She then joined Tudor Investment Corporation in Greenwich as a discretionary macro investor, translating her inflation strategy onto a macro hedge fund platform. She then joined One River Asset Management in 2018. In this podcast we discuss: 1) The short-, medium- and long-term drivers of inflation. 2) Why near-term inflation could still rise even with growing recession fears. 3) Why changes in interest rates could matter more than the levels of interest rates. 4) How housing affects inflation. 5) Are there parallels to the 1970s? 6) Why inflation volatility matters. 7) Will the Fed cut rates in 2023? 8) Why the TIPs market may not give an accurate measure of long-term inflation. 9) The income potential of TIPs bonds. 10) The case of low inflation in Japan. 11) Books mentioned: Slouching Toward Utopia (DeLong), The Dawn of Everything (Graeber, Wengrow), Amusing Ourselves to Death (Postman).

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This week we hear from Coach Pete D'Arruda and his take on inflation and potentially recession. Joe Murphy weighs in on the topic and expands on it. Eric Kearney talks about Crypto currency and much more. Then Coach Pete talks with Rey Arias, a local restaurateur. He's a true American success story. Call 800-662-6808. FinancialPizza.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOST: MARK LONGO, THE OPTIONS INSIDER MEDIA GROUP MATRIX HOT SEAT: ANDREW GIOVINAZZI, THE OPTION PIT MIAX HOT SEAT: JOHN SMOLLEN, MIAMI EXCHANGE GROUP VOLATILITY REVIEW SEGMENT MARKETS MOSTLY GREEN TO END THE WEEK WHAT WE ARE SEEING IN THE VOLATILITY MARKETS THIS WEEK DISCUSSION OF THESE VOLATILITY PRODUCTS: VIX, SPIKES, VSPKES, VXX, VVIX, UVXY, SVIX, UVIX CRYSTAL BALL WHERE WILL VIX/SPIKES BE NEXT WEEK

In this episode we answer emails from MyContactInfo (x2), Chris, and Andrew.  We discuss "The Myth of Private Equity" by Jeff Hooke,  the paradox of skill and how it is applied in garden-based portfolio construction, volatility targeting as a decision making mechanism for investing and my gout, my podcast musical selections and the security of the Golden Ratio portfolio.  And we throw in a yield curve inversion video.  We do it all here.Links:The Myth of Private Equity book:  The Myth of Private Equity | Columbia University PressInterview of Jeff Hooke:  361 – Jeff Hooke, Johns Hopkins - The Myth of Private Equity - YouTubePrimer on Volatility Targeting:  An Introduction to Volatility Targeting - QuantPediaInterview of Campbell Harvey re Yield Curve Inversion:  Predicting Economic Activity with Yield Curves - YouTubeSupport the show

Since the start of 2022, we've seen high volatility across all markets, and crypto has been no exception. Whether it was the crypto company collapses in May and June, or macroeconomic factors, volatility in the crypto market shot to the highest level in over a year. In July, volatility has contracted a bit, but does this tell us anything? Does contracting volatility for cryptos provide any insight into future volatility and price changes?Join Eddie and Quentin to find out! 

Since the start of 2022, we've seen high volatility across all markets, and crypto has been no exception. Whether it was the crypto company collapses in May and June, or macroeconomic factors, volatility in the crypto market shot to the highest level in over a year. In July, volatility has contracted a bit, but does this tell us anything? Does contracting volatility for cryptos provide any insight into future volatility and price changes?Join Eddie and Quentin to find out! 

In this episode I talk with Noel Smith, Chief Investment Officer & Founder at Convex Asset Management as well as Volatility trader, Darrin Johnson.  We talk about How to Turn Pro as a Trader, How to Join a Prop Shop, How to Run a Prop Shop, The Business Side of Running a Trading Business, How to Build Relationships from Scratch and more! I hope you enjoyed this conversation with Noel and Darrin as much as I did!

tastytraders often rely on the inverse relationship between price and volatility when constructing their positions. But how strong is this relationship and how strong is the evidence for it? Should we be worried that we are conflating this anticorrelation with a positive correlation between volatility and the size of the price move; moves to the downside tend to be larger after all. Today, Tom and Tony look at the data to set this question to bed and see how meme stocks might differ from typical underlyings.

tastytraders often rely on the inverse relationship between price and volatility when constructing their positions. But how strong is this relationship and how strong is the evidence for it? Should we be worried that we are conflating this anticorrelation with a positive correlation between volatility and the size of the price move; moves to the downside tend to be larger after all. Today, Tom and Tony look at the data to set this question to bed and see how meme stocks might differ from typical underlyings.

This year, we've seen volatility remain high across all markets, and crypto has been no exception. With the collapse of numerous crypto firms in the late spring and early summer, we saw volatility increase to the highest levels in a year.In the last few weeks, we have finally started to see volatility come in. Historically, what impact does this have on future volatility and price changes?Join Tom and Tony to find out!

This year, we've seen volatility remain high across all markets, and crypto has been no exception. With the collapse of numerous crypto firms in the late spring and early summer, we saw volatility increase to the highest levels in a year.In the last few weeks, we have finally started to see volatility come in. Historically, what impact does this have on future volatility and price changes?Join Tom and Tony to find out!