Hi Dan,
Calculation : I thought the word could speak out for itself!
Anyway, just in case if you had missed the
quoted post of yours in reply to
LT's post
In the former post you had asked LT to combine few other data like PCR, IV and then interpret the result based on the combination rather than just one dimension or parameter which LT had used in his post, the latter link I posted above.
If it still is not clear to you, all I'm asking you to come up with a working example with actual figures, which would practically illustrate how to combine more than one dimension (say, PCR, IV, etc) and try to interpret the possible direction of the futures.
Thank You
Hi Sudris
I am clear about the word Calculation. And exactly that made me thinking that you may are on the wrong path of what is meant by combination.
First we observe and then we combine our information to make a conclusion which can improve our odds for the next trade. If you are looking for a method you can add one and two is three and then take the trade build on that information, you are definitely speak with the wrong man.
What I talk here is about the combination of different, various informations like Numbers, Events, General valuation of certain things, Market sentiments and what ever you think is important for you to make a complexer trading decision.
As we here talk about option trading , the conclusion of all that leads me to the option strategy I am going to implement under that circumstances. That is not to compare with future, forex and share day trading. I will give you an example and then my work is done. Fine tuning it in your market is your own work.
- We observe a very high put call ratio ( For ex: 1:2 ) which shows that more calls are bought compare to puts.
- At the same time we also observe very low volatility in an up trending market ( Monthly low or three month low ), which shows that people are careless and expect market only to move up.
- On the other hand we also know, that option expiration is not far away ( Only a few days like 5-2 day ) and we see on the price chart that the market, in which we trade, is on a quit high level. As we also know that market is random, some body has to pay the bills at option expiration. As there are so many calls in the market, some body is interested that the put side is getting bigger.
Now we have all that information and knowledge and we start to combine them to the conclusion: Aha, the chance of a trend reversal or at least for a break back is at the moment quit high. Why ?
- PCR 1:2 = To many calls in the market
- IMV very low and market is in an up move = Change of a break back is getting bigger
- Option expiration is near = Some body is interested not to pay premiums to all this call holders.
What is left ? The Option strategy.
Choose one which you understand and choose one which gives you an advantage in case the odds are granted and the market moves down for a correction.
DanPickUp