This is probably incorrect.
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Only way this works is if there is a delay between options being traded and the dealer hedging the delta, which there will not be. The dealer hedges the delta essentially instantaneously, by the time the trade shows up in the indicator the initial delta has already been hedged.
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do you? I thought you guys let it run a bit and only hedged out the net exposure to stay within risk limits. you hedge too much and you hedge out all your profits, is it not so? cc:
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Replying to @sajidnizami @FREAK0NAUT and
Sure, you have some (reasonably tight) delta limits and you hedge to stay within those to keep turnover down -- no way that the deltas would get big enough *from the initial options trade* to cause a double digit basis point move in the underlying.
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Replying to @sajidnizami @FREAK0NAUT and
Mostly from speaking to traders on options desks at big market makers, and extrapolating a bit from there.
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Sure, I completely agree that delta hedging necessitated by market moves could be part of the explanation! All I'm claiming is that most new option positions are traded with hedge, i.e. they are delta ~0 when the trade is printed.
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Freak0naut @FREAK0NAUTReplying to @macrocephalopod @sajidnizami and 2 othersoh sure, I think it's measuring the whole book, the new open interest vs. cumulative volume just tells you when liquidity is thin, if I understand correctly. Certainly without the rest of the book... this would be a different story.0 replies 0 retweets 1 likeThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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