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, all else equal, the price of those put spreads might actually go down instead of up the at put levelsng the same but the out of the money puts are staying at that price. this is also if you're thinking about another way to make a foolish bet. let's walk through a trade example i saw set up today that i thought looked rather interesting. i was looking at a ratio risk rev reverser i was looking at august and the price was 2.51 out of the money, four straight calls. those were $2.40 each. notice i could actually buy three of those for every one downside put that i was selling. how did this actually play out in the real world if s&p moves up or down i'm short a put that is about 3.9% out of the money. if the market declines 10%, i would lose about 1.4%. if it stays at that level, i would not lose those are about 4.5% out of the money. if the market rose 10%, i would make about 16.5% in terms of profits. i have a very a symmetric payoffs. in a way we find we can get a call like payoff by doing this this could be an interesting way to substitute a long exposure in the s&p because of the equ

on a put spread. was looking at september 35 put spread about $1.37 earlier today. 31s were about 37 cent net/net i'm spending $1 for that $4 put spread to give a 3 to 1 pay off. we saw weakness in the market broadly but the financials were one of the areas that we did see considerable weakness, last time we had a taper tantrum, not saying we're going to get it again, but this does have some similar vibes to it, if you ask me, and this is a way to play to hedge your portfolio if you have a lot of exposure to financials or to make a bearish bet with a limited amount of risk >> tony, what do you make of this trade >> i find it quite difficult sometimes to push brand new shorts when an index like this is down 9% in just two days. but as carter showed you the index is up 65% since the election and has gone uncorrected. i think especially with the flat j of the rate curve and starting to see trading revenues decline, there is a thesis for this break in trend, as carter puts it. the question is just how far

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so i'm selling that put spread, which was around $1.10 and also the put spread, which was around $1.10. so looking to collect about $2.79 on a dollar condor you would be above the short call strike. again, the net premium you collected. essentially the break evens are down 8%, up 7%-ish, and of course if the stock simply stays approximately where it is right now, that's the amount that -- you know, that would obviously be the ideal circumstance. >> tony, what do you make of this trade >> i think this is a really interesting use of an iron condor as mike said, an iron condor is a combination of the put credit spread and the cal credit spread combined with these iron condors, you typically want to collect abou one-third of the vertical width on each side he has a $5 vertical width on each side, but he's collecting $2.20. that's actually 44% of the width. so a higher premium he's collecting on this one than we would normally see and that skews the risk-reward ratio of this iron condor, closer to 1 to 1 more than the 2 to 1 that we typically see for this kind of structure the other thing i

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because the at put levels are staying the same but the out of the money puts are staying at the sameyou're thinking of making a bullish bet, let's walk through a trade example that i saw today that i think is rather interesting. specifically i was looking at a september and the september $4.10 puts were priced at $7.20. so i could sell those and collect the $7.20 and then use the proceeds of those puts to finance the purchase of the out of the money 446 strike calls. those were $2.40 each. notice i could actually buy three of those for every one down side put that i was selling. sow how does this actually play out in the real world if s&p moves up or down i'm short a put that is about 3.9% out of the money. so if the market declines 10%, i would lose about 6.1%. of course, if it stays above that level, i won't lose on those short puts kron on the 446 calls, those are about 4.5% out of the money. if the market rose 10%, i would make about 16.5% in terms of profits. so i have a very asymmetric payoff and that dynamic is created by the fact that people are paying up to get the downside

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the next thing is we have to start putting in a balanced package. and i would say you have to look at both spending and revenues. there are a whole lot of ideas that would be consistent with biden's plan not to tax people under $400,000. there are other taxes like a carbon tax that i think are important. we have $1.8 trillion in tax breaks a year called tax expenditures. we should wipe so many of those out, particularly in the upper end, and then we need to think about spending reductions. so, we used to have spending caps in place. they're gone now. they were too aggressive before, but we should put in reasonable ones that congress can actually stick with and have some kind of a balanced plan. i could go on all day about how you would y for these things. it's the harder side of politics, but it's how you build trade offs into the budget so that you really do that exercise of if something's worth doing, it's worth paying for. >> secretary reich, let me ask you about something that i've observed in the debate about the nationalebt, which is it seems

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lemonis: and how much did you put in?thew: i don't even know the exact number -- maybe, roughly, a half a million or something like that. lemonis: how do you not know that number? it's kind of like not knowing people's names. those are two things you should know -- your employees' names and how much money you put in the business. and how did you end up with a 90% and 7%? charlotte: oh. matthew: oh. charlotte: so, the 7% comes from, like, actual funds that i put into the company. lemonis: how much money did you put in? skyler: more than $250,000. matthew: keep in mind, this was much later. this was, like, in the last 6 months. lemonis: who cares when it was? $250,000 you put in? charlotte: well... matthew: well, also, we got another $350,000 loan that was given to us at the lowest interest rate possible as, like, a gift without being taxed. lemonis: by who? charlotte: my dad. matthew. yeah. it was really nice. [ laughs ] lemonis: so, let me just recap for you. you put in $500,000 -- super admirable starting a business. cha

the amount you want to put in, put in the pick up option delivery option. and then i choose the fun shop. and it's done like i've sent money basically $20.00 from anywhere in the world through the philippines. and i can go downstairs from the phone shop, pick it up soon as i get the text message or email, the benefit of being, there's 15000000 people younger than that 24 envelope. and they are tech savvy. they're not afraid of technology. they're not afraid of the initial world. they kind of don't trust a bank. it's kind of like brewing. you know, like we say like a perfect storm for this kind of technology. the big hold the point was, and it's being used for fraudulent activity. for sake investment, for ponzi schemes, and just for gans because it was easy for the people, there was the height, there is excitement, not a lot of knowledge, but hope of being put into it. so it doesn't only attract good people with bad people as well. that them can make a lot of money out of that. that is not, you know, that is just a very small part of the space that doesn't r

puts against it collecting $3.30 paying net net $8.60 for this put vertical which is less than 4% of the stock's price. and the reason for this is really just because we are going into a strong market, taking a bearish position is not particularly favorable for a lot of investors so try to keep the risk as low as possible is the way i want to play this, low probability, high potential reward >> mike, what's your take? >> yeah, i mean, one of the things we often look for when looking at put spreads we try to take advantage of term structure, where we try to find the cheapest implied volatility, sell the most expensive. that also when looking at out of the money options and out of the money puts, trading at higher volatilities gets the math working for you and with put spreads we look for 3 to 1 pay off but this doesn't achieve that but it's justified because in the last month this stock traded $290 so to get to the 190 strike call it 225 wherever the stock closed today, not a big move given how much the stock has demonstrated it can month of good way to make a bearish play here. >> ca

>> well, we'll see what he puts on the call. so, whenever he calls us back for a special session, he sets the agenda. and those are the items that we're limited to deal with. and i'm going to tell you, we're not taking anything off the table when it comes down to exercising our rights under the rules, and so it's yet to be seen what we will need to do when the time comes. >> is it possible that sb7 changes? that it gets less restrictive or more restrictive during this time? >> yes, in fact, they've threatened that already. before we even broke quorum, that was the threat. the threat was, we're going to come back and make it even worse. you know, they're going to talk about probably putting cameras in there. they're going to say, show me your papers. they already had a back door voter i.d. provision in there for mail-in ballots so, yes, i anticipate it coming back worse, but that's what we knew going into this, and that's what we're preparing to fight against. >> what are you calling on president biden to do? >> well, we definite

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i'm using a put credit spread.ng the 190, 180 put spread, collecting $6.90 net net i'm collecting $3.70 on a $10 wide credit spread about 37%, a little higher than i am typically able to collect on a vertical spread like this playing for a bounce here higher to towards that $210 level. >> what do you think, carter >> what's interesting about this country and the aftermarket space for parts, there are three. it's auto zone, o'reilly and aap. aap is left behind if you look at any long-term chart, ten years if you want or longer, aap is performing at half the rate of auto zone, even less than o'reilly basically, over the last year, that relationship has changed. aap has leading. i think the setup is excellent >> >>> up next, a trade update on a real estate play stay tuned it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashbo

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so they might included that they just don't put it at the top. so i try to make it more clear but you can take a picture of it with your phone is like a game to see what you are doing. >> you write in the book and breitbart published between the tweets staffers made before they joined the times a controversial case list. what is that newsworthiness significance? why are we talking about the collegiate tweets of new york times staffers quick. >> what are the examples? >> one is from gina have it up in front of me but they were not good so why is this were the talking in the context of the modern-day new york times quick. >> it's not about the individuals in most cases. and those sarah john tweets are so over-the-top. >> and she did some of those while as a staffer. >> that yes it is purely a hypocrisy angle and breitbart has been fending off claims that were anti- somatic despite jews that own the company in orthodox jews that edit the site and the admitted bias towards israel 100 percent of the time it has been enabled by the establishment press

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troops were put in harm's way.hey'd gone to al-assad, they were arming these drones with small bombs that had been doing damage to buildings, and in february when we had the first round of counter strikes by the biden administration had actually killed an american contractor and injured a national guard servicemember. that is why the biden administration has gone under this article two authority to conduct these strikes, which requires less competition with congress, which has been a point of contention. host: let's hear from jim in little valley, new york. jim, go ahead. caller: ok, first of all i consider myself a free, constitutional american. i am a united states army veteran and i have performed things i still can't talk about that are classified. but i believe that the democratic party and some of the republican party have made our military and our security week by flip-flopping. they are such hypocrites. i want the military out of afghanistan and the middle east. then all of a sudden they are in office, so t