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Volatility Into the Future: Traders Piggyback Software That Links Directly to the Exchange
...a result, the CBOE has been forced to rely even more heavily on its index options to maintain revenues. The CBOE's most successful index products, the SPX and OEX, were...
Riches Up the Yantze: Taking Much More Stock of Shipping News
...of, say, the Baltic Freight Index for the Dry Bulk Market, and trading tanker stocks off of movements in the Worldscale Index for VLCC [Very Large Crude Carriers] tanker rates,...
Around the World in 365 Days
...and some trading in stock index futures and foreign exchange for himself. Feuerstein graduated with an MBA from the University of Lund in Sweden in 1978. He came to the...
Leverage to Magnify Alpha: The Next New Hedge Fund Thing at Smaller Pequot
...It was a good observation. And now that so many of the mutual funds demonstratively didn't perform, there's even more of a movement toward index funds and things like ETFs....
Survival in the Trading Jungle: The New Laws of the Stock Market An Insider’s...
...For example, when there is a sharp move in a market, Panzner says, sage buysiders are paying attention to what happens after the initial swing in an index or a...
Barton Biggs, the Hedgie: Famed Market Strategist Spies a Wide World of Riches
...as job security in Wall Street. Obviously, they are not dinosaurs but they are going to tend to migrate more towards index or index-plus type products. It's inevitable, I think,...
Hedging Bets for the Bear: Remote Access, PIP, Fees Reductions and Microhedge
...That's because, with a potential bear market on the horizon, equity index options could become an increasingly important way of hedging portfolio risk. This changing market is prime territory for...
The Buyside in Command
...to create models that help firms in low liquidity situations. Or help firms tie closer to an index which might need a open or close execution. Or try to be...
The Return of the Bear? Bull’s Eye Investing Targeting Real Returns in a Smoke...
...Nasdaq is more vulnerable than any other index," (page 110) Mauldin warns. It doesn't weather storms very well. For example, he notes, at the end of 1996, the Nasdaq listed...
The Great Exchange Wars
Rivals Counterattack As the ISE Blows Away the Competition Once upon a time, about every major equity and index options product was traded on the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE)...
