Interesting, IIUC 50% of capital is allocated towards CSP and CC using Niftybees.
Apart from a 10% buffer, the rest of the 40% is allocated towards leveraged CSP/CC using puts, and when âassignedâ (ITM) going long using a futures based PMCC.
Since the wheel in both normal and leveraged form is a long-only strat, when do you square off all these longs and go short (?) in a correction/downtrend?
Any hedges to protect from flash crashes like in 2020
Ah. Thatâs my real concern and i am finding ways to mitigate risks.
Unlevered positions are fine since I am okay to play the patience game.
Levered positions are usually one day before expiry. So itâs just on Mondays and Wednesday. Tuesdays and Thursdays i let them expire worthless.
Yes the risk is definitely there. Otherwise generating returns in excess of 30 percent is difficult.
Only hope is I will make enough before that flash crash happens. For now I have 3x the capital I have ever invested. Out of that I have taken out 0.5 times the capital and put it in pms. The reason being, I canât pledge pms holding and trade again. lol. every month I have been moving 20 percent of my monthly profits to PMS. So eventually when I take capital invested out, only my profit is at risk. Hopefully flash crash wonât come in before that. Otherwise I will also make a very lengthy post over here. Hope we donât see that day.
Hai thereâs an interview with Quant Mutual Fund Founder Sandeep - his net worth he shared in that interview - really interested - he does in have a single stock in his portfolio - all wealth in Mutual fund and some real estate - he skip to hold single stock from 2012 because business climate change rapidly nowadays - he is not believing nowadays long-term holding will reward - all his investment in his mutual fund itself
Usually this. Because there will be time value in it before expiry. But if it goes deep ITM, I close it before. 3 days back we went below 25000 intra day. I didnt close since the time value left was a lot.
Coming Tuesday I will roll over to Feb. premium is good.