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mjrIII: he specifically said that because no one is going in the mid market, he is not adjusting
CheckDavid: I was just confused by the lack of info on the website I guess
kakobrekla: mjrIII! the legend, you in panama yet?
ThickAsThieves: I think if another month or two of low sales go by, he'll adjust
CheckDavid: What is this channel about exactly?
ThickAsThieves: "One of the slowest option months in history."
ThickAsThieves: i think last month was his loiwest volume to date
mjrIII: are they not?
mjrIII: but i don't want to speculate on the rise and fall of btc prices, i just want to arbitrage
mjrIII: so anyway, i think that the options are really expensive, but it seems to be working for mp, so i understand why he wouldn't offer it cheaper
mjrIII: is that not called a movie?
Blastbob: its good teasing
Scrat: spamming a bot for 1 pic at a time = worst way to fap
mjrIII: nice tats
ThickAsThieves: fap the day away
mjrIII: well, given vol of 50, that option should cost $3 or so
ThickAsThieves: mpex is also paying more than Nam
mjrIII: and that is 50
mjrIII: so i looked at the one month in which volatility was the greatest
mjrIII: and that is still around 23
mjrIII: mean return that is
mjrIII: so i looked at the deviation from the mean for each closing month
mjrIII: by the way, to calculate the volatility, i looked at historical data over the last year
mjrIII: by the way, using my calculated volatility for bitcoin
mjrIII: to figure out how hedged I am, i need to calculate the total value of my position over different prices btc/usd
gribble: MtGox BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.48659, Best ask: 69.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01341, Last trade: 69.47957, 24 hour volume: 26399.30211272, 24 hour low: 66.60001, 24 hour high: 71.11212, 24 hour vwap: 68.68513
mjrIII: and yeah, i'd be selling them via mpex
mjrIII: yeah way too low
ThickAsThieves: .05 is a bit too low
ThickAsThieves: would you be selling these via mpex?
Namworld: I'll take them at 0.05 a piece
mjrIII: curious as to interest levels
mjrIII: for example, i think the 68put is around .3 btc to buy
ThickAsThieves: not without a premium that would make them crap
emptyeddepended: where can i trade btc/usd futures?
mjrIII: and then there is the rolling forward return of the futures contract, which is extremely weird
mjrIII: and also, since it is not possible to know how many bitcoins i would need as collateral, there is a little uncertainty in ROI
mjrIII: since i profit from the future's contract if the price goes down, as long as my premium is at a certain price, i won't lose money in the total portfolio though i lose on the put, my future should hedge me
mjrIII: for example, if i sell the future, i could sell a put
mjrIII: how covered am I if i sell an option that moves inversely
mjrIII: if i sell a futures contract at the current price
mjrIII: but i am still working out the numbers
mjrIII: and that would be where my delta hedging comes in
mjrIII: but, if i can sell options, at a much more lower price, i should be able to collect a decent amount of bitcoin
mjrIII: because of these huge premiums
Namworld: I haven't traded options in a while
mjrIII: based on a few different calculations, i think the MAX volatility is 50
mjrIII: while bitcoin is volatile, it isn't that volatile
mjrIII: right now, the implied volatility of the options at the prices currently quoted is 300
mjrIII: i am looking to delta hedge positions so i can sell options
gribble: MtGox BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 69.00109, Best ask: 69.28796, Bid-ask spread: 0.28687, Last trade: 69.28797, 24 hour volume: 26550.16216519, 24 hour low: 66.60001, 24 hour high: 71.11212, 24 hour vwap: 68.67714
Blastbob: one good reason to stay
CheckDavid: What is this channel about exactly?
Namworld: Wow, been a long time
gribble: burnside was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 6 weeks, 2 days, 16 hours, 56 minutes, and 14 seconds ago: <burnside> sadly, gotta head out. withdrawals to process and day job to attend to.
mjrIII: slow night tonight
mjrIII: hello out there
assbot: !mp <signcrypted dpaste.com url> (desc: returns the response from MPEX order)
assbot: !ticker <exchange> <ticker> (desc: returns current ticker values, supported: MPEX, HAVELOCK, BTCTCO) {short: !t}
assbot: Last trade for S.MPOE on MPEX was at 0.00080091 BTC [-]
Namworld: ehrm... that's not the purpose of BitVPS
thestringpuller: You should put anything that would go as dividends into cash on hand, and invest. :P
thestringpuller: i wonder how much of the money taken from ASICMINER went into MPOE or where it went in general ;P
furuknap: I find it interesting how people seem incapable of seeing others as not having their own characteristics.
cads: I enjoyed it a lot, and you've given me some awesome directions to investigate
cads: thanks for the conversation, benkay!
benkay: the mobile integrations aren't quiiiite there yet, but getting close for sure
benkay: clojure was designed to be hosted on all of the machines
cads: definitely a JVM language will be great to have when/if I need to do android dev
benkay: whether the programmer has any value with those paradigms is a wholly different topic
cads: sure, and I want to get over prejudices in my choice
benkay: but an open mind towards programming paradigms has a lot of value to the programmer
cads: I'll try and open my mind here - I really love the idea of clojurescript
benkay: i liked that book
benkay: you could probably burn through joy of clojure pretty quickly
cads: yeah, I don't want to put negative words to lisp, mostly since I don't have the experience to have that right
benkay: i use what i feel like using when engineering req's don't clearly dictate alternatives, and when they do?i follow their directives.
benkay: so many people have spilled so much ink on the topic of languages
cads: lol, even I hate lisp, mostly because it feels like someone was too lazy to write a parser
benkay: clojure's still young enough for that
benkay: there is also the unquantifiable upside to writing the building blocks of a new ecosystem of web tech tools
benkay: so we took the code out of your code
cads: and I hate to give it to it, but worpress is great, and the actual PHP you have to do to use it is very very minimal, even when you're writing your own theme
cads: php definitely has gamed the "worse is better" aspect very well
benkay: i typically recommend it as a good framework for apps that clients want to maintain themselves, or be able to hire people to maintain themselves
benkay: if all you want is a thing that serves stuff and is reasonably secure and performant and well documented, django's your gig
benkay: django is the batteries-included thing
benkay: clojure is evolving towards pluggable modules
ThickAsThieves: an thus be distracted
ThickAsThieves: if you user has not heard of bitcoin you may incite them to learn
cads: I'm sure there's a blog
ThickAsThieves: I know i'm late commenting, but in general, offering more payment methods will likely only have one negative consideration. It may act as a distraction. For web shopping, most any "step" or "option" is a potential moment of distraction. Each of these moments can be considered an obstactle to a sale, the goal being to have the least amount of resistance between the impulse to buy and
cads: I'm suddenly very interested to find out what web platforms clojure has acretted in the time I've been away from it
benkay: start there
benkay: that's the point.
benkay: except with clients who want to own and maintain the application.
benkay: well, professionally it's always a tough sell.
cads: I don't think it existed back then
benkay: probably not, back then.
benkay: did you get a chance to play with ClojureScript?