Ross thank you for such a clear, well produced explanation! It is amazing that some retail traders can make some regardless of the advantages Stock Market provides for Hedge & Institutional Traders.
Thanks for this. Just love the way you break things down (especially the whiteboard move). Could you maybe do a video on CDO, CDS and swaps? It would be very much appreciated.
Ross I came into a conclusion my self that , A slow and cold market is like a road full of cars. when the road is stacked with cars no way you will press the gas because it’s risky, instead we will ease off and move slowly when there’s a chance to do a basic movement. In a hot market the road is empty sometimes so it’s the time to step up to the plate and press the gas.
0:02 This is very cool but ANVS had a short squeeze over 125% in the 1:15-1-30pmish time frame. Still fairly strong during this entry. Timestamp 1:43pm est.
Great explanation, thank you! Question: why do the swaps have to be beholden to the quad witching days? Couldn't the swaps be dated something else? And not have to participate in the tug of war?
Slow day today, ANVS provided a small gain but in hindsight, I got out too early @ 9.39. Currently trading at 10.60… oh well hope everyone’s day was good!
He’s done really well and proved it with his small account challenge. There is money to be made elsewhere in the market. I play GME exclusively but I know better than to bet my house on it. You can get lucky on these meme stocks, but you can also just as easily be unlucky. The hedge funds control the price and they have for over three years not to say we won’t ever win, but I’m no diamond hander, I’m a trader, I like to make money.
@@nickdunn7362 Shorters have an incentive to uncover fraudulent or poor quality companies, so that also benefits other investors. Shorters take infinite risk with limited upside, so if anything investigative shorters make the markets more efficient
@@markshah6213 exactly the point. Instead, you would be treating the sick or building renewables or working a farm. You know, stuff that is useful to society
@@taylorwilloughby9194hedge funds thrive on liquidity and too much liquidity is not useful to society because it starts building jobs around it just like building jobs around excessive bureaucracy
So what happens with the contract (equity swap), if the hedgefund goes bankrupt? He can‘t pay the investment bank, but is this really a risk for the investment bank? He doesn’t get one payment (which the bank would deserve and which might be big), since the Hedgefund can’t pay, but that’s it, right? Or am I missing something?
If the investment bank doesn’t own the shares then they are on the hook for the difference. Look up barings bank nick Leeson. And if the investment bank doesn’t have enough assets to cover the trade. They go bankrupt. Look up long term capital management and what happens to unwind their being on the wrong side of the market. GME shares could be halted and the regulators set a price they trade at until everything is unwound. Investor beware.
@@MrDeGuise That does not make sense, the investment bank (IB) has to take the "opposite" position in order to hedge. If the fund goes short the IB would have to go long. What 'fund' would take that bet if they knew the IB would have to move the market against them, which would be the only way to hedge, right?
More or less except that CFDs can trade almost like stocks where a broker lets you practically sim trade. Swaps are customized contracts between an investment bank and a hedge fund. They aren’t tradable securities.
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Ross thank you for such a clear, well produced explanation! It is amazing that some retail traders can make some regardless of the advantages Stock Market provides for Hedge & Institutional Traders.
New pro warrior member here. I must say that I'm impressed by the level of quality education you provide to free users and, more over, to members.
Thanks for this. Just love the way you break things down (especially the whiteboard move). Could you maybe do a video on CDO, CDS and swaps? It would be very much appreciated.
Lack of transparency makes me wish all stocks where on blockchain with smart contract orders, these middle men would struggle in a transparent market.
Wow, I finally understand this!!! Thanks!!!
You got it mastered Ross you get the money and lock it up then make an informative video.
Ross I came into a conclusion my self that , A slow and cold market is like a road full of cars. when the road is stacked with cars no way you will press the gas because it’s risky, instead we will ease off and move slowly when there’s a chance to do a basic movement. In a hot market the road is empty sometimes so it’s the time to step up to the plate and press the gas.
This is the best video I’ve seen on equity swaps. Thanks for doing this!
Really good educational piece. Thanks Ross!
This was a great lesson for us. Many thanks Ross, I was looking for such information for long time. Happy 4th.
good summary and video
ill plug this around. i think its done well.
Ross taking us to school every single day! ❤❤❤
0:02 This is very cool but ANVS had a short squeeze over 125% in the 1:15-1-30pmish time frame. Still fairly strong during this entry. Timestamp 1:43pm est.
This was a great episode, thank you for laying all that out. Happy fourth!
Super informative, thank you. This would have gone over my head if I hadn’t seen The Big Short-great film!
Ross, doesn't this infuriate you? We have no access to a fair and transparent market anymore.
Great explanation, thank you! Question: why do the swaps have to be beholden to the quad witching days? Couldn't the swaps be dated something else? And not have to participate in the tug of war?
Oh man, that Cramer clip sounds like what RK is doing 😮
Quad witching days - 3rd Friday of March, June, September & December
This explains the pre split battle for $180 on gme perfectly
Thank you, Ross
Slow day today, ANVS provided a small gain but in hindsight, I got out too early @ 9.39. Currently trading at 10.60… oh well hope everyone’s day was good!
Very informative xxx
So if you cant find info on swaps do you use IO as an indication big players?
Yes! That’s exactly right
This is how the housing market crashed in 08.
Did you hear that everyone? When GME is squeezing to infinity because of hedge fund swap shenanigans, just remember what Ross told you, "STEER CLEAR"
He’s done really well and proved it with his small account challenge. There is money to be made elsewhere in the market. I play GME exclusively but I know better than to bet my house on it. You can get lucky on these meme stocks, but you can also just as easily be unlucky. The hedge funds control the price and they have for over three years not to say we won’t ever win, but I’m no diamond hander, I’m a trader, I like to make money.
I dont understand how people are still calling GME a meme 😂
equity swaps should be banned
Yes. And shorting. How do we find true value of something with of market deals, and less than 100% transparency?
@@nickdunn7362 Shorters have an incentive to uncover fraudulent or poor quality companies, so that also benefits other investors. Shorters take infinite risk with limited upside, so if anything investigative shorters make the markets more efficient
@@markshah6213 exactly the point. Instead, you would be treating the sick or building renewables or working a farm. You know, stuff that is useful to society
if a hedge fund uses a startegy, odds are, it should be banned 🤣
@@taylorwilloughby9194hedge funds thrive on liquidity and too much liquidity is not useful to society because it starts building jobs around it just like building jobs around excessive bureaucracy
Is this how naked shorting is done because it sounds like it is?
Why did you not post daily recaps in the past couple of days?
Today will have a recap, ydsy I incorporated it into the main video for the trades on DTSS
Would the lender perhaps hedge with a different stock?
Yes they could
@@DaytradeWarrior 😐 DPZ looks totally more stable than the S&P with some fine dividends. Until it's not.
So what happens with the contract (equity swap), if the hedgefund goes bankrupt? He can‘t pay the investment bank, but is this really a risk for the investment bank? He doesn’t get one payment (which the bank would deserve and which might be big), since the Hedgefund can’t pay, but that’s it, right? Or am I missing something?
If the investment bank doesn’t own the shares then they are on the hook for the difference. Look up barings bank nick Leeson. And if the investment bank doesn’t have enough assets to cover the trade. They go bankrupt. Look up long term capital management and what happens to unwind their being on the wrong side of the market.
GME shares could be halted and the regulators set a price they trade at until everything is unwound. Investor beware.
But how does the Investment bank "hedge" without moving the price against the hedge fund?
By moving it the same way
@@MrDeGuise That does not make sense, the investment bank (IB) has to take the "opposite" position in order to hedge. If the fund goes short the IB would have to go long. What 'fund' would take that bet if they knew the IB would have to move the market against them, which would be the only way to hedge, right?
So basically we need to go after the investment bankers
So they are the same as CFDs?
More or less except that CFDs can trade almost like stocks where a broker lets you practically sim trade. Swaps are customized contracts between an investment bank and a hedge fund. They aren’t tradable securities.
is it the same as a CFD?
What I was also thinking... is it not?
Kind like CFDs for big players...
Market is not rigged at all.
can somebody leave their top analysis indicators and concepts of combinations in there? i'm a beginner and am not exactly sure what to look for yet
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So this is how archegos were able to hide thier posutuons from the banks
I averaged down and held too long losing 6% of my account. past 4 days have been red going to trader rehab and in the simulator for the rest of the week minimum
yeah the market has been weird for me
These need to be outlawed
How is this legal?
No trade day for me😔
same
more please
of thje same content
A la Billy Hwang......
This is direct market manipulation. No doubt.
Man this is some super shady tihs!
why is this crap even legal? like seriously....this kind of thing is what puts the market in jeopardy
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