Today Is U.S. Options Expired... American kids

Today Is U.S. Options Expired... American kids must have spent a lot of money to match his delta neutrality in the aftermath of Enkerry at the beginning of the month. And although all the underlying indices have recovered, it can be reasonably inferred that the option profit range would have had to be set lower than now due to the cost of rebalancing.

Investment in options that mature on Monday in Korea has a high term risk, so the desire to move on with the cheap purchase of options that mature on Thursday was like a chimney, but the volatility is unlikely to be large, and this weekend, I'm just going to blank out and read the book that's been pushed back without thinking....

I strongly recommend borrowing books from libraries. Lazy people like me don't read books when they buy them, but libraries have a loan period, so I have to return them within that period, so I read them unconditionally….

When I introduced the "20th Century Economic History" book, someone said that he only remembered Hayek's market view as the purpose and existence of the market and Polanyi view that the market exists for humans, but I read this book in the context of the butterfly effect of the incident. I read the book for the fun of seeing the causal relationship between Korea and Southeast Asia in 1997 due to the Kobe earthquake, and the Japanese interest rate raised by the BOK as a desperate measure. I feel that each person has a different way of reading books.

My allergies have started, but it's still hot. Have a nice weekend. TGIF.