It is clear that shorting calls is "riskier" than shorting puts (all other things equal). Why is not actually riskier?
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Replying to @QuantVol
It is riskier on the indices most likely, and the main constituents of said indices.
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Replying to @nope_its_lily @QuantVol
Disagree, I would rather be short calls on indices and short puts on meme stocks (in terms of risk profile, obviously the IV compensates for these preferences to some extent)
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Replying to @macrocephalopod @QuantVol
I mean. I would also rather be short puts on meme stocks, but that wasn't part of the question. Why would you want to be short calls on the indices?
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Replying to @nope_its_lily @QuantVol
I’d rather be short calls on indices than short puts on indices (because an index almost never rallies 40% in two months but it can drop 40% in two months)
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Replying to @macrocephalopod @nope_its_lily
but that's already in the price
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Yeah, I thought we were just talking about risk profile!
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