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<DIV>can anyone tell me how to empty the temporary internet folder,i tried the
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Subject: [RT] FW: Options The most successful trader I know....what questions should I ask him.
Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2000 20:46:22 -0600
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About 10 years ago I met someone I thought would make an excellent
trader. I invited him to the exchange and he proceeded to go about
learning the trading business.
Needless to say, he is now the most successful trader I know. He is a
pure options trader. I am attempting to find out what it is he does
so well but my I am unsure what questions to ask him.
I was talking to him recently and he told me he does not use any
technical indicators whatsoever, he buys underpriced options and
sells overpriced options.
He told me that the exchange operates on the laws of supply and demand
if their is a demand for options volatility will rise if there is no
demand volatility will fall.
He also told me that the options locals cannot adjust their sheets
fast enough to prevent him from exploiting the fact that the "real
volatility" of the option might be different from what their sheets
say it is. He tells me they are often a day late in reacting to what
the volatility really is.
So, the question is what should I be asking him to figure out how to
trade options better, any ideas?
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