here is a hedged bet that is surely going to make you money
#1
Posted 01 November 2007 - 04:19 PM
It's the illiquidity, stupid !
#2
Posted 01 November 2007 - 05:39 PM
#3
Posted 01 November 2007 - 05:42 PM
Little shy of your $600 (VI) target.
SRS goes to 600 from 94 today, QID to 340 from 34. Which one gives more reward?? It is all relative.
It's the illiquidity, stupid !
#4
Posted 01 November 2007 - 05:43 PM
It's the illiquidity, stupid !
#5
Posted 01 November 2007 - 05:48 PM
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#6
Posted 01 November 2007 - 05:55 PM
Can you show us the math on how the QID will go up 10X from here? Are investors in the NDX going to have to pay money to the QID holders at some point?
I am not good in math. It is just a voice in me saying SRS=616, QID=340. What do you think is the highest value QID can reach?
BTW, even after this incredible bull market of last three months, value-trap NRO is still at the same point where I shorted it. This market is too stupid to recognize this incredible value !! You can collect the dividends, but from tomorrow onwards I will collect real money. It is going to below 6, like I told you
It's the illiquidity, stupid !
#7
Posted 01 November 2007 - 06:12 PM
#8
Posted 01 November 2007 - 07:06 PM
Can you show us the math on how the QID will go up 10X from here? Are investors in the NDX going to have to pay money to the QID holders at some point?
I am not good in math. It is just a voice in me saying SRS=616, QID=340. What do you think is the highest value QID can reach?
BTW, even after this incredible bull market of last three months, value-trap NRO is still at the same point where I shorted it. This market is too stupid to recognize this incredible value !! You can collect the dividends, but from tomorrow onwards I will collect real money. It is going to below 6, like I told you
Well, I could have traded it, but I wasn't sure what I'd buy if I sold it and I like 13% on my money plus cap appreciation. But net of divvies, I'm still making a decent profit and you're not. Like I said, that's a dumb trade. Short the riskier reits themselves, but don't short assets trading at a discount. You're swimming up stream.
BTW, when residential realestate is in the pooper and nobody wants it, what happens to rents if the economy isn't in recession?
Now, as for the math. Think about it. The NDX can only go to Zero. So an etf that is 2X leveraged short this will go up how much if it drops 50%? If it drops to zero what happens? Is that what you think will happen?
Now, they may rebalance, periodically and that will likely change the % a little bit, and possibly even allow more than the maximum gain but not 1,000%.
M
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#9
Posted 01 November 2007 - 07:19 PM
I am not good in math. It is just a voice in me saying SRS=616, QID=340. What do you think is the highest value QID can reach?
BTW, even after this incredible bull market of last three months, value-trap NRO is still at the same point where I shorted it. This market is too stupid to recognize this incredible value !! You can collect the dividends, but from tomorrow onwards I will collect real money. It is going to below 6, like I told you
Or, you could go long NRO, hedge with IYR puts (I haven't looked at the specific correlations but I can't see them being terribly off from one another), sell naked IYR calls, and not really give a %$#& where NRO twaddles around at and still make a healthy buck
#10
Posted 01 November 2007 - 07:50 PM
Can you show us the math on how the QID will go up 10X from here? Are investors in the NDX going to have to pay money to the QID holders at some point?
I am not good in math. It is just a voice in me saying SRS=616, QID=340. What do you think is the highest value QID can reach?
BTW, even after this incredible bull market of last three months, value-trap NRO is still at the same point where I shorted it. This market is too stupid to recognize this incredible value !! You can collect the dividends, but from tomorrow onwards I will collect real money. It is going to below 6, like I told you
Well, I could have traded it, but I wasn't sure what I'd buy if I sold it and I like 13% on my money plus cap appreciation. But net of divvies, I'm still making a decent profit and you're not. Like I said, that's a dumb trade. Short the riskier reits themselves, but don't short assets trading at a discount. You're swimming up stream.
BTW, when residential realestate is in the pooper and nobody wants it, what happens to rents if the economy isn't in recession?
Now, as for the math. Think about it. The NDX can only go to Zero. So an etf that is 2X leveraged short this will go up how much if it drops 50%? If it drops to zero what happens? Is that what you think will happen?
Now, they may rebalance, periodically and that will likely change the % a little bit, and possibly even allow more than the maximum gain but not 1,000%.
M
So speaking of rents. Housing payments averaging twice that of rents. Either one is going fall big time or one is going to go way up. Isn't CPI based on equivalent rents? No wonder the fargin number is so low.