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FED UP with the common misconception that tail risk hedging means bearishness. First order effect ≠ Higher order effects. Good job Brandon.

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James Marsh1 year ago

The only people who believe this are your enemies. They spread the lies

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factual bill1 year ago

it's like asking someone if they think their house will burn down because they have homeowner's coverage

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Marco Alves1 year ago

on a tangent: buy (insurance) when you don't need to buy so that you don't have to buy when you need to buy

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CraftY1 year ago

What does a proper tail hedge look like? - Is it having enough cash to survive and reinvest when other's can't? - Buying puts when Vol is low? Rather out of the money? - Focus on resilient stocks? low debt etc. Happy to see ideas, because mine don't fully convince me

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Jamil Hreich1 year ago

tail risk hedging allows one to be aggressively long, as in being 99% long.

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Cole Dieckhaus1 year ago

Okay but how do I actually implement this+72/-50 -> +70/-20 portfolio. Just keep cash? What were the best investment types of 1929

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ysl_mak1 year ago

"we are much closer to 1929" 🤡🤡

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Landon Fillmore Systems1 year ago

I shorted SMH at 150. THAT's tail risk. Got my ass handed to me! haha.

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Thomas van der Vliet1 year ago

Tail risk means relations breaking down. Not just a bigger move than normal. Unexpected unexpectedness in abnormal ways.

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Sol1 year ago

Good job too. Oh i saw him in your youtube channel who introducing "Ber-noo-yi" program. 베르누이

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