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Don’t get too excited about a debt ceiling agreement just yet.
While President Biden and Speaker of the House McCarthy agreed on a few issues, the debt ceiling debate is still ongoing. Now, according to CNBC, some Republicans said they would oppose a deal to raise the debt ceiling in a sign of further contention.
While you can always pick up put options on the major indices, another way to prep for potential chaos is with:
Pro Shares Ultra VIX Short-Term Futures ETF (UVXY)
As the VIX pops, so does the UVXY ETF. For those of you that are new to the UVXY, the ETF was designed to match two times (2x) the daily performance of the S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures Index. As the VIX moves higher, the UVXY typically follows.
iPath S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures (VXX)
The VXX ETN provides exposure to the S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures Index.
Market Maker’s use this knowledge to their advantage through a formula I call the “Market Maker’s Hedge”.
Let’s say we have a stock priced at $100. The $100 Call is priced at $2/$3 Bid/Ask and the $100 Put is priced at $2/$3. Let’s assume the Market Maker buys from retail traders at Bid and sells to them at Ask. If he buys at $2 and sells at $3 he makes a buck.
Here’s where it works really well for the Market Maker. He doesn’t have to sell the same option he buys or buy the same option he sells to make that dollar. He could buy a Call for $2 and Sell a Put for $3 and make it. Or he can buy a Put for $2 and sell the Call for $3 and make it. They just buy or sell stock to make it all work.
First let me share with you the “Formula” as I learned it and then how I should have.
C = S + P (Call = Stock + Put)
Using this formula, the Market Maker could buy the stock at $100 and the Put at Bid ($100 + $2 = $102) then sell the Call at Ask ($3) for a total of $99. If the market moves up and the owner of the Call exercises it, the Market Maker then sells the stock he has and he keeps his $1 profit. If the market moves down, he exercises his Put, sells his stock and keeps the $1 difference. No matter what happens, he pockets a buck.
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