gambling @0xptions

rates London, England Joined September 2011

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gambling @0xptions

3 months ago

@therobotjames Why don’t you just bet on the team that’s going to win? This is why you quant nerds suck at trading too

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4 months ago

@Gamma_Blast_ Now selling it at 96.35….

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4 months ago

@spaghettilisbon SFIZ6 massive yours

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4 months ago

@BlacklionCTA Long SFRZ6 vs short bunds in twice the size m8

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Take Testosterone @maxyourtest

5 months ago

Trump on handling stress

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Conks @conksresearch

5 months ago

Dalio forgets that nothing ever happens

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Boring_Business @BoringBiz_

9 months ago

Monthly reminder

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gambling @0xptions

9 months ago

@Gamma_Blast_ Nah. Bot 1dte TY calls

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9 months ago

@Gamma_Blast_ Regional banks fraud doesn’t matter and fed can handle any pain without cutting rates so this is a fade

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London IPO status in ruin The reason for this is that equities listed on the LSE are undervalued and illiquid, because Brits don’t buy equities. Instead they keep all their savings in cash! Cash! Their wealth (overwhelmingly cash savings accounts) is continually eroded by inflation, for which Brits blame supermarkets and energy distributors (businesses with 2% margins) rather than the appalling profligacy of His Majesty’s Treasury. Brits are not just risk averse they proactively dislike growth, they are educated on a zero sum curriculum dreamt up 30 years ago and based on Sir David Attenborough’s opinions of African ecology. Brits can’t afford anything because they don’t invest. British politicians complain that the wealthiest 1% of people doubled their wealth between 2010 and 2025, voters are angry that some people did this, even though it works out at a 5.1% compound growth rate. Pathetic growth. Meanwhile any average Joe in USA makes 11.8% on S&P500 meaning they earn more income from the stock market than their salary by age 50. The British Prime Minister talks of “managed decline”. It’s a crab bucket. A lot of people actually want to be poor and want their neighbours to be poor too. On top of this, British Government employees have a giant unfunded ponzi pension scheme that is due to collapse in 2037. Their solution is to import 10’s millions of new people to pass the Ponzi to. This is the main project that government employees work on. Detractors be damned. People who want to save the UK can only talk about nostalgia and a past that can never be returned to, because the demographics and the debt position are already borked. The heart still beats, but a machine does the breathing and the brain is dead. The flatlining IPO market is just another signal of what many of us already know.

James Graham @jamesnigraham

10 months ago

The London Stock Exchange is dying. We have dropped out of the top 20 IPO markets, falling behind Mexico. In 2006 London raised $51bn, this year it was $248m. A 99% decrease. Some thoughts on why this matters and how we change course 🧵

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gambling @0xptions

10 months ago

@Abel_summation How can you even profit on the view that prediction markets will increase in trading volume without building one yourself? Polymarket doesn’t have a coin

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11 months ago

@apralky Ok man I’ll start posting

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11 months ago

@Hals_Ego @EffMktHype @voldous Did you figure out why that doesn’t work?

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a year ago

@Tim10337907 Golds robbed

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a year ago

@OneHotCode1 How to make your PM money as a junior in a macro pod

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Moses Kagan @moseskagan

2 years ago

UK in the final stages of conducting the following experiment: Over how many generations can you push your most ambitious, profit-motivated people to emigrate, before you destroy your economy?