In the ever-evolving world of finance, change is the only constant. Like the shifting tides of the market, options trading has transformed from monthly expirations to weekly and even daily strikes. It's like going from a leisurely stroll to a thrilling daily marathon in the world of trading. Alongside these shifts, hedging strategies have also had to adapt, especially after the rollercoaster ride that was 2018.
On this episode of The Derivative, we're taking you on a journey through the financial landscape with none other than Russ Kellites from Alpha Centric Funds. From the intriguing story of San Francisco's economic landscape to the evolution of computer science and AI, to the transition from Goldman Sachs to starting a fund - we're covering it all — SEND IT!
Chapters:
00:00-01:42= Intro
01:43-10:23= Hard hits in San Fran & Building blocks of A.I.
12:24-22:21= Hitching a ride w/ Warren Buffet & Designing a Fund
22:22-39:17= Diversifying Options & the 4/5 Quadrants of Volatility
39:18-53:07= Market Environments (Long & Short positions)
53:08-59:41= Market Participation
59:42-01:05:22= The value of time: It’s a long-term investment
From the episode:
Portfolios of Power Futures with Tim Kramer
LJM – The Autopsy
Follow along with Russ on LinkedIn and for more information visit alphacentricfunds.com
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