It could crash. It might not.
90% of his wealth on basically one big ass bet?
Ok.
It appears to be much, much less than that.
Not enough info in the 13F
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It could crash. It might not.
90% of his wealth on basically one big ass bet?
Ok.
Someone always has the other side of the bet. Not much press about who took the equal long position.
Not true. The 2007 crash was a result of liquidity drying up overnight, due to collateral being marked down, and margin calls went out. There were too few players to cover it all. Thats what happens when you concentrate entire business sectors into a handful of big players.
Not true.
No one is on the other side of his bet?
Wht isn't true? You don't really know, as usual. You want to claim financial market liquidity is always there, go ahead, we need some more laughs. You aren't even arguing on the same subject I was addressing with another poster, moron.
Wht isn't true? You don't really know, as usual. You want to claim financial market liquidity is always there, go ahead, we need some more laughs. You aren't even arguing on the same subject I was addressing with another poster, moron.
Wht isn't true?
That someone isn't always on the other side of an option trade.
You want to claim financial market liquidity is always there, go ahead,
I didn't claim anything about market liquidity.[/
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Now tell me more about his trade that had no one on the other side. Moron.
You aren't even arguing on the same subject I was addressing with another poster,
You "addressed" it by changing the subject, idiot.
You said 'not true', like a dumbass. You're triggered, as usual, so your head is stuck up your ass again. Who was I addressing in that post, again? lol you don't know.
lol you mean I stayed on the topic being discussed in my post you quoted and didn't know what to say? lol okay.
lol you aren't smart enough to shift topics, must less fool anybody. Poor Todd, wants to be a stalker but doesn't have the attention span for it.
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You said "not true", because you're a dumbass.
You "addressed" Percy and he didn't mention liquidity.
Tell me more about an option trade with no one on the other side. Moron.
Don't run away again, pussy.
lol so tell us all about 'liquidity' in commodites trades when the real estate derivative trades collapsed, Todd; lol you think that wasn't a futures market? lol we'll wait the 10 years it takes for you to find somebody to tell you want to parrot, hero. Go fire up your butt plug and calm down; you tards get so wound up when you dig those holes.
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lol
You think liquidity or lack of liquidity means there is no counterparty for an option trade?
That's hilarious!
Who wrote the options that Michael Burry bought?
lol poor Todd.
Poor Todd, has to have H&R Block fill out his short form for him every year.
Poor Todd, has to have H&R Block fill out his short form for him every year.
Poor Todd, has to have H&R Block fill out his short form for him every year.