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- OPNewsletter (Aug’08) : +3.0% (Open)
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Another profitable week for OPNewsletter; both for income as well as speculative directional trades. Even though we increased out investment by 17% (to 48.3%) since last week, our returns also increased from +1.24% to +3.06% this week (including commissions). Considering what happened in the broader markets past week, I am pleased with these results. On a big picture basis, we didn’t make any significant adjustments to any of the portfolios since opening. No adjustment are expected for any portfolios till next week too.
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Original Source: www.optionpundit.net
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26 July, 2008| Derivatives |
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- OPNewsletter (Aug’08) : +3.0% (Open)
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Another profitable week for OPNewsletter; both for income as well as speculative directional trades. Even though we increased out investment by 17% (to 48.3%) since last week, our returns also increased from +1.24% to +3.06% this week (including commissions). Considering what happened in the broader markets past week, I am pleased with these results. On a big picture basis, we didn’t make any significant adjustments to any of the portfolios since opening. No adjustment are expected for any portfolios till next week too.
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Original Source: www.optionpundit.net
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26 July, 2008| Derivatives |
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- The Impacts of TIME REMAINING TO EXPIRATION on OPTIONS GREEKS: Summary
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The Impact of Time Remaining To Expiration on DELTADelta is a measure of the change in the option price resulting from a change in the underlying stock price.An option’s Delta does change as one trading day passes. This is often called as “Delta Decay”.As the expiration is nearing (time to expiration gets shorter), the time value portion of an option is declining (time decay effect).T…
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26 July, 2008| Derivatives |
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- In Tough Times, High-Yield ETFs Performed
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Aside from individual issues, investors can gain access to high-yield bonds through exchange traded funds (ETFs), traditional mutual funds and closed-end funds (CEFs).
Dealing with individual issues of high-yield bonds is often difficult because of issuer and liquidity risk, which makes some sort of fund the most common choice.
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26 July, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Agriculture ETFs to be Affected by Cloning Food?
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Cloned animal products are at the center of many concerns among food regulators from the European Union, which could ultimately have an impact on agriculture exchange traded funds (ETFs).
These regulators are considering the use of cloned food products in European markets. Food cloning could develop into a rather substantial industry if it is supported by European consumers. With the United States backing the use of cloning to produce meat and milk products, it will be interesting to see what kind of stance is taken by the EU.
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26 July, 2008| Derivatives |
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- A Regulation Of Short ETFs In The Works?
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How likely would congress be to ban short exchange traded funds (ETFs), in particular funds that aim to short the financial industry?
As of today, the ban on naked short selling of 19 protected financial stocks is set to expire in 30 days from July 21, 2008, so the ban is not permanent. …
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26 July, 2008| Derivatives |
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- Water Infrastrucure…Could It Keep ETFs Afloat?
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As water systems across the country and throughout the world become more of an issue every day, many exchange traded tunds (ETFs) could potentially take advantage of this growing problem.
Updates for water systems are estimated to exceed $250 billion in costs over the next 20 years in the United States alone. However, with these sort of upgrades essential throughout the world, water infrastructure is quickly emerging as a market for investors.
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26 July, 2008| Derivatives |
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