everybody's favorite gamma squeeze.et metrics that quantify, exposure on different stocks, has indicators. gamma is really does propensity for options to go up in value, at the underlying goes up in value. and that is fine. but the issue is, you have, when an option is written, you have a system of individuals or institutions called market makers and they have to hedge the risk. because, as you so it gamestop, it went from on the first day the 15th of january, it one from about $38 to $70 in one day. if you are on the wrong side of that trade, you would lose a lot of money. and these individuals, market makers, they are more interested in selling contracts and making money off the bid and ask. to do that, they have to hedge in the underlying, especially through single stock names, where they have to buy and sell shares. a lot of these contracts, you can effectively raise the price of the stock. it becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. joe: so, is there a way to essentially figure out, or get an early sense? everyone would

they call it gamma. gamma means panic and there are mathematical formulas like a d you not there are mathematical formulas ever figured out around 1900 and been perfected in the 1970s to bet on gamma. this became part of the new york option exchange in the 1980s. >> and what was your favorite part? what was your favorite thing to research? i knew you spent a lot of time in the middle ages which is fascinating to me. what was your favorite thing to research when you are working on "the money plot"? >> look, i originally thought the book was going to about the float of the dollar. when i started this book seven years ago, a hell of a lot of time, i discovered fascinated by nixon floating the dollar and what that meant and him when he became a fiction and if money were a fiction it should act like one. then a friend of mine, i medievalists come he pointed at what it been going on in the medieval period and i just got really into all the strange edicts of the popes and like 1250. pope innocent the fourth, no

and wall street they actually have a mathematical name, they call it gamma. means panic ask there are mathematical formulas. kid you not. formulas figured out around 1900 and then perfected in the 1970s to bet on gamma, and this became part of the new york auction exchange in the 1980s. >> what is your favorite part? what was your favorite thing to research? you spent a lot of time in the middle aims which is fascinating to me. i have friends -- what was your favorite thing to research when you were working on "the money plot"? i. >> i holm original love that it theth it would be pout the float of the dollar. i just not really fascinated by nixon floating floating the dold what that meant and how money became a fiction and if money were fiction it should act like one. then a friend of mine-a medievalist and he opinion out what had gone on in the mid evil period and if got into the strange edicts of the popes and 1250, pope innocent 4th, he came up with this idea call the persona ficta. the corporate personhood which we're seeing again and again and again toda

i've said at least a dozen times, these guys and gals understand volatility and negative gamma betterthe people who should understand it intuitivity. oh, and by the way, on a benign day for the market, if you think about it, the dow's down marginally, a half nasdaq down a little bit more, we're within earshot of the all-time highs it went from 30 to 21 today. that should not happen on a day like today, in my opinion. there's hidden risk in the market that only mike co is pointing out that's the real kwa nary canary in the coal mine there's this misguided belief that the federal reserve has our back. >> dare i ask, ryan i'll give this to you. >> all right >> that week that gamestop went nuts and went to 483 a share, we saw the nasdaq decline for the week it was down 3%, so even less than what we're seeing so far this week, but could there be a connection? >> well, i mean, yes, there has been a connection. they called it derisking, derenching, evening out your book, but schaar to what mike was talking about, if you're a long hedge fund and you're long tech stocks and say you're short ga

there was gamma surges with the options bets. i don't know we'll see that completely.room to run like you mentioned. academy sports as well. charles: it is interesting. it has to be coordinated. the idea one of heavily shorted stocks have good news. historically they spurt higher. that is what also investors should understand. you don't necessarily need a organized campaign to make big money on heavily shorted names. david, thanks a lot. we went through a lot. i appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: google on a frenzy. they went nuts to leading negative robinhood reviews. getting far too easy for big tech to remove free speech of any kind? fox news contributor liz peek give us her take. she will explain why she is calling president joe biden a liar for his unity pitch. this is less than two weeks on the job. we'll be right back keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit

taylor: we need to make a poem about gamma squeezes. thank you so much, digging into what has been a grueling afternoon. there is another big story we are following today, and it was lost amid the shuffle of the hearing. nasa, this is an emotional aspect to it. they successfully landed their most sophisticated and largest rover on mars, as it touched down and -- joining us now is vandi verma. she was just any mission control room during landing. describe to us with the last two hours has meant for you. vandi: it has been such a roller coaster and it was so incredible to be there with a team of people, all of whom have so much invested in the landing. just hearing that moment with them is very special. it was very exciting. we were altogether watching every minute of it unfold and i am very excited we get to begin our real mission on mars. taylor: so what is your real mission on mars? what are the next steps that we can expect? vandi: we are going to mars looking for signs of ancient microbial life. we landed in a creator as we had plann

rather than percentage the delta range is about a 60 to 70 delta, because then you have a little bit of gammatime for final call. >> they're too great take profits sell >> tony. >> i'm going apple picking i'm selling puts on apple. >> mike chouw. >> put diagonals in tarlts >> that does it for us this friday options action will be back. do not go anywhere, "mad money" with jim cramer starts now . >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you some money my job is not just to entertain but educate and teach you so-c so call me or tweet me we're in the grips of an inflation scare that's put a choke hold on the growth stock

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the recent cent cent was the first black cheerleader berkeley and the first african american delta gamma at the college. yet even adults that did not being extra hu she was when offered a position as an officer atnt she initially turned down her boss asked her to change everything from her hair to her verbiage when you fundamentally try to change too i am when you tell me i can't say blast. when you tell me i'm too nice to people when you tell me i can't when you tell me, i'm too loud. we're having a problem here because you're actually telling me you don't want me to be black women atnt did reverse course and she took the job now as ceo of the maps tasked with transforming the culture she's making sure nobody else experiences that. >>if nothing else i am proud of the speak up culture that we have our people have a voice. the level that that matter i had i had a one on one with every single person in organization when i got there and for black history month cent says it's a time to be proud. >>but also realize there's more work to do so we've got to embrace all cultures and so february's

the delta range that we typically use is about a 60 to 70 delta then you have a little bit of gamma, that you want on an option. >>> time for the "final call." carter braxton worth, kick it off. >> great but too great, take profits, sell. >> tony zhang? >> i'm going apple picking i'm selling puts on apple. >> mike khouw? >> put diagonals in target going into earnings. >> that does it for us on this friday "options action" will be back next friday at 5:00 p.m. eastern time - [announcer] the following program is a paid advertisement for nuwave oxypure smart air purifier sponsored by nuwave llc, featuring deborah norville on award winning journalist and new york times bestselling author. - we are all living in strange and unsettling times. never in history has everyone on the planet been challenged by the same thing. covid-19 has changed the way we work, the way we interact and we're all still trying to figure out what it means for our future. amidst the uncertainty, all of us are trying to take care of our families as best as possible. i've lost track of how many masks i've made

changed the situation by introducing commission free trades and an interface that meet executing a gamma squeeze a straightforward as ordering a burrito from. suddenly millions of amateurs could organize themselves generate their own market research and investment theses drum up excitement on reddit threads and tick tock videos and enter the casino with the big boys whether storming the high roller tables has helped them financially is another question entirely right when i was a stock broker on wall street i traded a lot of options and to calculate for example the margin requirement on an option spread is difficult and it would take you know hand to do it myself a on paper a pencil and like oh my gosh you know how to what's the margin requirement here on these out. they're serving all this data in real time and you've got mark to market and you got just about everything an office trader could ever want in real time for free and these are powerful weapons and powerful tools in the right hands anyway speaking of whatever we're talking about which is probably the end of wall street stay tu

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the recent cent cent was the first black cheerleader berkeley and the first african american delta gammathe college. >>yet even in almost 40 years old she found herself not being accepted for hu she was when offered a position as an officer atnt she initially turned down her boss asked her to change everything from her hair to her verbiage when you fundamentally try to change too i am when you tell me i can't say blast. when you tell me i'm too nice to people when you tell me i can't >>when you tell me, i'm too loud. we're having a problem here because you're actually telling me you don't want me to be black women. >>atnt did reverse course and she took the job now as ceo of the maps tasked with transforming the culture she's making sure nobody else experiences that. >>if nothing else i am proud of the speak up culture that we have our people have a voice. the level that it matter i had i had a one on one with every single person in organization when i got there and for black history month since says it's a time to be proud. >>but also realize there's more work to do so we've got to embr

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. >> laura: ever figured out why the obama administration ever defended the hold on gamma function researchding? >> actually the obama administration created the hole, then the trump administration removed it. important point, this research is highly controversial pure there are a lot of scientists around the world who believe in it. >> laura: we are going to have to continue that conversation but thank you so much for that view tonight. when we come back, the last bite. .. >> laura: one of the most unintentionally funny tv promos of all time. >> we are live on msnbc. talk about what this means in terms of your political future? >> how do you compare with what's happening in washington today? >> we are here to celebrate values. >> how many cups of coffee a day? >> half. >> mr. vice president, how you doing? >> good. >> mr. president, you've been aspiring for this office for your whole career. what does this feel like? >> laura: what do they have in common with a cavalier king charles spaniel? lap dog. shannon? shannon: thank you very much. have a good night. republican congressman liz chene

finally, just to take a look at -- just to take it a little bit broader, it is the gamma squeeze we have talked about before. take a look at it today, absolutely plunging. the reason this is a concern, it is not just these gaming stocks. it is also on more well-known stocks. the russell 2000 again. recall when you had the nasdaq 100 flying high, and then in september down. it is going to be interesting to see whether or not this brings any volatility for the markets. right now, we have nice gains for the major averages. guy: abigail, thank you very much, indeed. i think newton's second law also applies here. for more on these markets, joining us now, seema shah, principal global investors. is this just a flash in the pan, or something more meaningful? seema: the way that we are considering it is more a flash in the pan, but also may be a symptom of what you should expect to see with markets that are this stretched. investors potential he getting a bit nervous, and you are seeing these kind of vulnerabilities arriving. but from a wider market perspective, i think this was just extremely f

other initiatives start at an early stage they concentrate on rivers the community of marina del gamma responded to see resolved nets with different sizes to catch plastic along waterways before it gets to the ocean. peter ryan. a marine plastic researcher at the university of cape town estimates that between 60 percent and 90 percent of marine plastic on the beaches that's arrived via waterways like this one just standing here we can see all of this rubbish coming down the canal here this is a major source of letter that we're concerned about in an urban setting in south africa so 'd poorly managed waste on land getting into waste water systems are being carried down into the sea and initiatives like this where we're actually intercepting this letter before it gets into the sea or starting to make a significant difference. for the north in the township outside johannesburg these volunteers are unemployed locals they're removing plastic wastes from literature apps positioned in the head office river. did man being charged explains that mountains of plastic that accumulates in the space

go to jasoninthepsi gamma delta house -- have a great weekend. >> laura: this is the ingram angle from washington on this friday night. for months this show has said what others were afraid to say. lockdowns do more harm than good and herd immunity is within reach. now more medical officials are suddenly coming around to our position. remember, they vilified us for it. my question is why did it take so long? tonight we'll talk to two renowned epidemiologists behind what's known as the great barrington declaration. it drew the ire of dr. anthony fauci. they say the reputations of many will be chattered when the history is finally written on this era of covid. speaking of dr. fauci what does he have to do with modern dating? raymond arroyo explains that in friday follies. but first -- why this day matters? that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> if you're like me, you probably every now and then think back on what things were like just one year ago. think of how many things have changed in the past year. a year ago, we had a booming economy. we had strong borders. and a whole host of rig

go to jasoninthepsi gamma delta house -- have a great weekend. >> laura: this is the ingram angle from. for months this show has said what others were afraid to say. lockdowns do more harm than good and herd immunity is within reach. now more medical officials are suddenly coming around to our position. remember, they vilified us for it. my question is why did it take so long? tonight we'll talk to two renowned epidemiologists behind what's known as the great barrington declaration. it drew the ire of dr. anthony fauci. they say the reputations of many will be chattered when the history is finally written on

for all the cent cent was the first black cheerleader berkeley and the first african american delta gamma at the college. >>yet even in almost 40 years old she found herself not being accepted for hu she was when offered a position as an officer atnt she initially turned down her boss asked her to change everything from her hair to her verbiage when you fundamentally try to change too i am when you tell me i can't say blast. when you tell me i'm too nice to people when you tell me i can't >>when you tell me, i'm too loud. we're having a problem here because you're actually telling me you don't want me to be black women. >>atnt did reverse course and she took the job now as ceo of the maps tasked with transforming the culture she's making sure nobody else experiences that. >>nothing else i am proud of the speak up culture that we have our people have a voice. the level that it matter i had i had a one on one with every single person in organization when i got there and for black history month cent says it's a time to be proud. >>but also realize there's more work to do so we've got to embr

other initiatives start it's an early stage they concentrate on rivers the community of marina del gamma responded to see resolved missions with different sizes to catch plastic along waterways before it gets to the ocean. peter ryan. a marine plastic researcher at the university of cape town estimates that between 60 percent and 90 percent of marine plastic on the beaches that's arrived via waterways like this one just standing here we can see all of this rubbish coming down the canal here this is a major source of letter that we're concerned about in an urban setting in south africa so poorly managed waste on land getting into waste water systems and being carried down into the sea and initiatives like this where we're actually intercepting this letter before it gets into the sea or starting to make a significant difference. for the north in the townships outside johannesburg these volunteers are unemployed locals they're removing plastic waste from literature apps positioned in the head office river. to man in charge explains that mountains of plastic that accumulates in the space of

they wanted to limit the gamma buying there is a lot of guess why the move is happening.ple are grasping for straws in the financial media. some point to a tweet or something that sent the stock lower. i think the biggest development came from the deposit trust and clearing corp., known as dtcc created in the 1973, when the new york stocking change trading volume traded 8 million shares t was too much. the system trades operates in 65 countries. dtcc moved faster when it moves to trading settlements. it is t-plus two, adjusted from t-plus 3 in 2017. when i got in it was t-plus five. because you need time for brokers to come in to pay for orders. this reduces cost savingses, market risk and lower margin requirements. it would mack it harder to short 140% of stock. the dtcc move could take two years, that there would be a positive development to browbeat these stocks a major step in the right direction. the joy exhibited by individual investors underscores they are in tune with developments. with tweets of ice cream cones. while it is not a changing of the guard. the messag

for all the cent cent was the first black cheerleader berkeley and the first african american delta gamma at the college. >>yet even in almost 40 years old she found herself not being accepted for hu she was when offered a position as an officer atnt she initially turned down her boss asked her to change everything from her hair to her verbiage when you fundamentally try to change too i am when you tell me i can't say blast. when you tell me i'm too nice to people when you tell me i can't >>when you tell me, i'm too loud. we're having a problem here because you're actually telling me you don't want me to be black women. >>atnt did reverse course and she took the job now as ceo of the maps tasked with transforming the culture she's making sure nobody else experiences that. >>if nothing else i am proud of the speak up culture that we have our people have a voice. the level that it matter i had i had a one on one with every single person in organization when i got there and for black history month cent says it's a time to be proud. >>but also realize there's more work to do so we've got to e

we've talked about the gamma squeeze that was behind, i believe, the runup in gamestop.since march of last year when you called the bottom, and you've seen a reversal in that over the last week or so. but i think the economy's improving a lot faster than expectations. earnings have been much, much better than expectations, and we've got so much liquidity that i think these are the opportunities to step in. charles: all right. so there's two things that caught my eye on social media today. hashtag buy the dip, hashtag stocks. so individual investors watching the show are probably with you. 40 how do you go about it? not everyone has endless amounts of money, so do you do that as you're pulling back? we've come off the lows today, is there a right time? >> yeah, well, look, when it gets ugly and scary is typically the time to buy. that's also the hardest time. but when you feel like the whole world's going to come to an end, that'styically when you want -- typically when you want to buy stocks. as we've been talking about the, if you're like me and you own some energy, you

the recent cent cent was the first black cheerleader berkeley and the first african american delta gamma at the college. >>yet even in almost 40 years old she found herself not being accepted for hu she was when offered a position as an officer atnt she initially turned down her boss asked her to change everything from her hair to her verbiage when you fundamentally try to change too i am when you tell me i can't say blast. when you tell me i'm too nice to people when you tell me i can't >>when you tell me, i'm too loud. we're having a problem here because you're actually telling me you don't want me to be black women. >>atnt did reverse course and she took the job now as ceo of the maps tasked with transforming the culture she's making sure nobody else experiences that. >>if nothing else i am proud of the speak up culture that we have our people have a voice. the level that it matter i had i had a one on one with every single person in organization when i got there and for black history month cent says it's a time to be proud. >>but also realize there's more work to do so we've got to e

the recent cent cent was the first black cheerleader berkeley and the first african american delta gamma at the college. >>yet even in almost 40 years old she found herself not being accepted for hu she was when offered a position as an officer atnt she initially turned down her boss asked her to change everything from her hair to her verbiage when you fundamentally try to change too i am when you tell me i can't say blast. when you tell me i'm too nice to people when you tell me i can't >>when you tell me, i'm too loud. we're having a problem here because you're actually telling me you don't want me to be black women. >>atnt did reverse course and she took the job now as ceo of the maps tasked with transforming the culture she's making sure nobody else experiences that. >>nothing else i am proud of the speak up culture that we have our people have a voice. the level that that matter i had i had a one on one with every single person in o ganization when i got there and for black history month cent says it's a time to be proud. >>but also realize there's more work to do so we've got to em

for all the cent cent was the first black cheerleader berkeley and the first african american delta gamma at the college. >>yet even in almost 40 years old she found herself not being accepted for hu she was when offered a position as an officer atnt she initially turned down her boss asked her to change everything from her hair to her verbiage when you fundamentally try to change too i am when you tell me i can't say blast. when you tell me i'm too nice to people when you tell me i can >>when you tell me, i'm too loud. we're having a problem here because you're actually telling me you don't want me to be black women. >>atnt did reverse course and she took the job now as ceo of the maps tasked with transforming the culture she's making sure nobody else experiences that. >>if nothing else i am proud of the speak up culture that we have our people have a voice. the level that it matter i had i had a one on one with every single person in organization when i got there and for black history month cent says it's a time to be proud. >>but also realize there's more work to do so we've got to emb

the recent cent cent was the first black cheerleader berkeley and the first african american delta gammaege. >>yet even in almost 40 years old she found herself not being accepted for hu she was when offered a position as an officer atnt she initially turned down her boss asked her to change everything from her hair to her verbiage when you fundamentally try to change too i am when you tell me i can't say blast. when you tell me i'm too nice to people when you tell me i can't >>when you tell me, i'm too loud. we're having a problem here because you're actually telling me you don't want me to be black women. >>atnt did reverse course and she took the job now as ceo of the maps tasked with transforming the culture she's making sure nobody else experiences that. >>if nothing else i am proud of the speak up culture that we have our people have a voice. the level that it matter i had i had a one on one with every single person in organization when i got there and for black history month cent says it's a time to be proud. >>but also realize there's more work to do so we've got to embrace all c

sigma gamma rho sorority, founded 1922 at butler university. congresswoman corrine brown. and the first african-american winner of an academy award, hattie mcdonell. and also mary t. washington. and finally, iota phi theta fraternity founded in 1963, morgan state university. terrence c. carson, known as kyle, from "living single" and also our fellow colleague, congressman bobby rush. leader is andre mason. standing up for civil rights and ending jim crow to leading industries, medical advances, the divine nine has been at the forefront of progress, and i am so proud to be a member. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess what's a strategy to get it done? what's the path forward? the speaker: you hto

admit is a difficult thing because we -- you know, he sabotaged the short squeeze which was also a gamma, they have between 15 and 20 million traders. the traders were the product who he took advantage of. to sell their order flow. but, you know, for what he did, it was egregious and there should be damages. out of the hearing there were three main things that came out. the first is, is that he was recklessly under-capitalized. and i want to tell people, you know, they've had a lot of problems. they've done a lot of things wrong as i've enumerated. last march when their system went down which he blamed on the thundering herd, what also happened is that he was asked by his regulators to put up more collateral which he then went out and raised money for. so he understands that sometimes you have to raise collateral. so as we rolled into the gamestop situation, robinhood was either under-capitalized, the platinum was insufficient, you know, david kustoff, congressman from tennessee, asked him did you misjudge your needs and it's a very interesting question because as has been reported, all

the recent cent cent was the first black cheerleader berkeley and the first african american delta gamma at the college. >>yet even in almost 40 years old she found herself not being accepted for hu she was when offered a position as an officer atnt she initially turned down her boss asked her to change everything from her hair to her verbiage when you fundamentally try to change too i am when you tell me i can't say blast. when you tell me i'm too nice to people when you tell me i can't >>when you tell me, i'm too loud. we're having a problem here because you're actually telling me you don't want me to be black women. >>atnt did reverse course and she took the job now as ceo of the maps tasked with transforming the culture she's making sure nobody else experiences that. >>nothing else i am proud of the speak up culture that we have our people have a voice. the level that that matter i had i had a one on one with every single person in organization when i got there and for black history month cent says it's a time to be proud. >>but also realize there's more work to do so we've got to em