Rational. All I would say is that the dollar has the us military backing it and that is why collectively market participants believe in its value.

I 100 percent agree people pulled bank deposits and sold banking shares… and bought “other currencies” like gold and crypto

Ha nice one, honestly. Crypto is shit tho

Please inform all market participants of this. They don’t get it

Gotchu

Buy the at the money call and the at the money put would be the conclusion

Because likely calls and puts are cheap relative to some big moves in the past 4 weeks (on those tickers)

Are you a gay bear?

There in lies the insight which might make it a good trade.

Hope so

You could use the "directional_bias" column to make choices on stocks, but this is 90% focused on option pricing (volatility).

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Safest play: sell the most "expensive" options, out of the money, and let them decay to 0.

IV represents future expectations of price movement. I just compare that to past realized price movements.

so are you saying coin calls are relatively cheap or relatively expensive?

Good find. Basically if you look at TTD historical vol it moved "more" than is currently priced by puts or calls. Mainly it is explained by having a really volatile past 4 weeks

They are cheap relative to historical volatility. That is all I can say.
Cheap is a relative term so the question is... relative to what? If it is being compared to historical vol then these calls are cheap (IV is significantly less than HV).

all that you can see, is yours

noice

Puts on W, 4 weeks out. Or TTD

Here you go mate
https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/11eiq0o/most_bullish_underlyings_and_the_cheapest_calls/

hold my bear. Will post it in about 10 mins after this report runs

"4 weeks out" as indicated in the first two sentences.

Fair point on the column headers, I need to explain that shit better on the next one.

I am trying... been stuck doing boring things past 30-40 days, but back on the grind now. Will keep posting if helpful! LMK if there is anything else that would make these more useful

not trying to be an ass, but I get so confused by people's reaction to it. Can you honestly just read the sentences above each table and see if your confusion is resolved?
If you are still confused, let me know and I will explain it in a different way.

In short: the most bearish stocks (table one) and the cheapest puts (second table)

ok gracias!