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Strategies & Market Trends : Buy and Sell Signals, and Other Market Perspectives
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To: #Breeze who wrote (180746)10/14/2022 3:29:18 PM
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Thanks mucho Breeze. I absolutely love this type of stuff. I can believe this size of a crash could happen.
The problem is trying to cash in. Option premiums are too high to make a massive amount of money
even if this size of crash happened. Look at the SQQQ call options - EXTREMELY expensive. No way
you can make 100-to-1 even if you bought the SQQQ calls way, way out of the money. You'd have to
buy short duration and that is nearly impossible to time. Still, it is interesting. However, consider that
in 1987 the sentiment was tremendously bullish at the time of the crash. Almost everyone was bullish.
Compare that to now when almost everyone is bearish.
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