what are the backtest results for paying for the protective put only and keeping unlimited upside versus giving up the upside potential to help pay for the put. 2nd question can you perform accurate backtest without knowing the cost of the puts and calls in past market conditions.
He forgot to mention that in most buffered ETFs, another downside is that you do not get the dividends.
what are the backtest results for paying for the protective put only and keeping unlimited upside versus giving up the upside potential to help pay for the put. 2nd question can you perform accurate backtest without knowing the cost of the puts and calls in past market conditions.
No dividends! It's not the total return.
Just set a stop loss and move it up as your investments become more valuable.
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So you only go on the pretty flower road?
Then it’s not working properly
He forgot to mention that in most buffered ETFs, another downside is that you do not get the dividends.