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If you get the fast charger, you'll get a full charge within the 48 minutes

I don't know if Sosnoff invented them, or why it took so long to actually get implemented, but I want to thank whoever pushed this through at the CBOE. Selling 0DTE puts and calls has been very profitable.

What type of doctor are you, medical or PhD? Quote: “Eat like a bird, poop like an elephant”

Dude your audio in this video sucks…! With so many great microphones out there to use when filming videos there should not be bad quality audio in video on UA-cam these days!

Webull has got approval for option trading they have launched it today September 24. Where is the Tastytrade. We have waited so long for Tastytrade to come and I hope when they come they offer zero stock commission.

I assume you have the bulk of your investments in stocks and bonds like everybody else. Can you please elaborate on the all important question if and how your options writing strategies improve your overall portfolio risk and return characteristics? For example, to what degree are your returns uncorrelated to the stock market? How does your 0DTE strategy relate and compare to your "regular" Tastytrade strategy; are they correlated? Thanks

Buddy your using the wrong mower for your size property. You office workers have no clue on how to do things. Dewalt products are shit to begin with, you my friend need a ride on lawnmower for that property and keep that little trimmer to cut the corners you can't get into with your ride on. Put your wife to work cutting the edges of tight areas and you cut the rest with the ride on mower. We both know she could lose a little bit of weight.

With 3 batteries and a fast charger: One mows while one cools and one charges. Might want to throw a 6 or 9AH FlexVolt into the mix. The 6AH is what they like to bundle with smaller FV tools. 9AH hits harder (higher current cells) and can often be found on sale.

20V Max is DeWALT’s standard 18 volt tool/battery line… basically DeWALT’s version of Milwaukee’s M18 tool/battery line. “FlexVolt” is called that because it works in 56 volt “60V Max” FlexVolt tools and existing 20V Max tools. It supports both voltages. Yes, DeWALT deliberately names it after the maximum voltage instead of the nominal voltage for marketing purposes. They aren’t allowed to do this in some countries which is why you might see the same tools and batteries called “18V Max” and “56V Max.” This is DeWALT’s first FlexVolt mower, which is why it only needs one 56 volt battery. The older 2x 20V Max mowers needed two 18 volt batteries to make 36 volts and they did not perform very well. 56v>36v

Thanks for the video

Dr.Z i put on a BSH today, when you say set a 50x profit target, if i paid (65.9x50=$3295) for the 11 PUTs, should my target be =3295x50=$164,750? pls let me know the correct setup? Thx.

Stealing others work for views how original 😂

Great question. Thanks for posting it. Love tastylive!

Even if the market was falling all the time I wouldn't sell calls because the premium on puts would be huge and rolling them would be so easy, just like 2022.

Win rate is irrelevant. One big move is all it takes to create big losses. At this stage though, it wouldn’t be unreasonable at all to sell calls.

IBKR and TD active trader are the only option for now...and they both suck.....😢

I think the bad fill issue is due to setting a market stop of the single sold option. Normally I never use anything other than stop limit but I think you can do a market if its closing both options. The fact that the market maker has to account for both options tightens it up. Market makers hunt stops and will rape you if you let them.

Could you change your picture to a Z or something. Is that bigfoot?

Have you thought about buying VIX calls instead?

@canadianoptionstrader One more question for you. I am setting this up just like you did, and I am curious what your typical theta drag on each tranche is? I am using the TOS analysis tab to consider how many tranches I would need to offset my unhedged 112 positions, each is usually about $25-$35 +theta, and this trade appears to be around $15-$20 -theta? Is that correct, I understand these analysis tabs arent always accurate? If so this may create a considerable cash drag if I open several of these at once. Curious what your experience is opening the trade and observing over time? I am opening the trade to take in a bit more credit than I am spending on the long put but understand they all dont decay at the same rate... Thanks, sorry if this is a lot to digest via the comments section. Thanks again for posting the video!

welp this would have been helpful to have seen last week ha. i have been using long dated 112 trades with some long put hedges, but not nearly enough to account for the vega exposure with long dated options, especially considering the amount of BP i had been using. ive been studying various types of hedging ever since and this has got to be the best video ive seen explaining the trade concept and management at a very high level. thanks very much!

Its a pity you talk so fast.

Hey Dr Z, how did this BSH do on Aug 5th when we had the massive volatility spike?

Need an update video!

Hey man, I, like many, got screwed on Volmageddon 2024…almost exclusively because of the 112 trades I had on. I immediately began experimenting with a legit hedge, and long story short, yesterday I settled on what I think is called a Back Ratio Put Spread. If I sell -1 Put and then buy +4 Puts much farther OTM making the trade a small debit, it seemingly gives a similar profit curve as your version. That said, I like your version a lot too, and I just might steal it, ha. Guess I should run my 1-4 Ratio Spread through Tasty’s backtesting tool see the difference. Sounds like you made some money on Monday, which is basically the only selling point someone should need. Thanks for sharing! 👍

Shortcut to the DrZ BSH trade is shown at 16:27. You can screen shot this if you want. I try to enter the DrZ BSH on a down day when SPY or /ES is down at least 1%. Each time I enter a new tranche, I try to pick a different expiration. This trade was definitely profitable on Monday August 5th, 2024! The trick on that day was to close some of my tranches as quickly as I could (while they were winning big). I closed about half of my tranches for profit, and left the rest on in case we crashed further. When we didn't crash further, the remaining tranches ended up losing slightly or breaking even (so I lost all that potential profit). But closing at least some of them very quickly worked well!

I see you're commenting below about entering new tranches on down days. Isn't that the opposite of what you'd normally want to do, since you're probably buying longs at (somewhat) juiced prices on down days, and they're just going to decay most of the time? And it would be more difficult to be profitable on the longs if you bought them at higher prices to begin with? FWIW I've been using this hedge and it helped a pretty good deal this past week, but I held on waiting for the market to dump even more, when I should've taken profits when I had the chance. Definitely going to be putting on tranches of this more often myself moving forward.

Apparently they said possibility of September at the opera house?

That battery works with 20V power tools. That is why they are labeled 20V Flex! Vo.t. Nice review. I guess I will get this mower next time since I have a lot od DeWalt powertools already! My hammerdrill will love that battery 😅 Quick tip. That 12Ah is 20 V measure. So, 240Wh. But for mower, 60V means 4Ah.

Hi Stefan, did you have BSH on last mondays volmagadon? how did it perform? gl trading! did it hurt the vertical spread?

You just need a fast charger

Dr. Z! Wondering did your bsh hold up today and last night?

I would very much like to know if with the use of the lawn bag when it is wet is there any accumulation in the hole

hello Dr. Z, since my last post I put on a Dr. Z black swan hedge and its working wonderfully today (had a +50k now ~+20k. just wondering should I close it now or exit according to your rules? its at 32DTE today. Thx, Dr.Z

What happens if I give a Canadian my username and password?

Do you have any updates on this trade?

Yeah it should come with the 6amp fast charger !

Canada is one of the worst place to be a trader. Margin s*cks and the financial industry is lobbying like crazy to avoid aggressive players (like TT) to enter "their" market. It is like the communication industry in Canada. Really, really bad! Then, we complain about low productivity. Well, why in the world would you spend money to innovate when the governments (at all levels) are protecting your @ss?

Some people seem to not realize that this is more about being able to use the tools that Tasty has developped than anything else. IBKR is a fine broker as far as having order filled and allowing me to do the trades I want but it is also insanely clunky and is not geared towards applying the trade mechanics that tasty puts forward.

Do a 2 or 3 year update plz

In my opinion you are using the wrong type of mower for that size yard...unless you have more than 2 batteries. You definitely need a gas mower, preferably a riding mower. But, I do like your review. Thank You!

great video Dr.Z are u using the IBKR desktop or TWS in this video? thx.

Webull, Wealthsimple etc did it, So did Interactive Brokers. Unfortunately, they lost the battle. Most of us aren't going to switch platforms, even if they get approved, unless the offer is exceptionally aggressive, which I doubt they'll be able to provide.

Your complaint with the batteries is the same complaint that everyone has with these mowers. The mowers themselves are great, but people don't have realistic expectations with respect to the batteries. When you are buying electric power tools these days you are not investing in the tool, you are investing in the battery system. It only really makes sense to buy a certain brand of tools if you are also buying those batteries. All of my power tools are DeWalt, and I have their first generation mower, which I run on a pair of 9Ah Flexvolts which is usually sufficient. However, if I run out all I have to do is go into my garage and grab another bunch of batteries to finish the job. Dewalt has no idea what the size of your yard is when they sell the mower, so it's really not fair for you to give the system a thumbs down on the runtime because your yard is probably bigger than average. It's really no different than complaining about running out of gas with an ICE mower. Go buy more gas, or go buy another battery, and your complaints disappear. To be fair, when DeWalt first sold their first gen mower, they packaged it with a pair of 5Ah batteries which was wholly insufficient for all but the smallest lawns. It should have come with larger ones, but they only came out with 20V high capacity batteries lately. Running on Flexvolts, the thing does my lawn and my neighbor's on one charge as long as the grass isn't too long or wet. I love the thing, but I wish the bag was a little bigger in capacity, and that it was powered. Thanks for the review, I've been eager to see how these new powered ones are doing to see about upgrading in the future.

Hi. I'm new to the world of cryptocurrency and would love to learn more about how to get started with crypto trading. Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated.

"Bull run don't die from old age but from excess."

2024 and still not able to buy BTC through IBKR.......slow process!

I have the 12ah charger, works like a dream

Webull and Moomoo trading brokerages were able to come to Canada. Tasty Trade has a weak CEO. I think they will come so late that they won’t be needed anymore. Because they are two more US brokers working to launch in Canada soon. Guardian Trading and FreeTrade.

Hi Stefan, I guess we are stuck with Ibkr. I want to trade Aussie and canadian dollar future option, I saw that you mentioned in Liz and Jeannie show that you trade Aussie dollar. Do you know what is the symbol in apkr for both currency. Thank you