I just could not have said it better if I tried, Dan. Awesome job. Bill Haines and Trader Dan are a must listen on the KWN weekly metals wrap every week, especially this one. It jives 100% with what I am seeing right now!
hi Dan, Can you help me if iam understanding correctly. Bank participation report which reports long calls, short calls, long puts and short put for banks. Based on there positions or the number of contracts we could calculate approx. at what price would the banks make profit right??
I mean they buy long calls and also short calls. so if we see typically the week before the expiration of options they try to push it down. so when they buy long calls they cash it in before they start liquidation there positions on the week before options expiration.
Now if they have lot of short puts contracts that means they dont want the price of commodity to go down than what is trading when they write put options contract.
so if we link those long calls, short calls, long puts and short puts do you think we can calculate the price range that commodities might trade??
All points bulletin for Mr. Dan Norcini! Male, caucasian with Texas accent. Last seen on Saturday June 11. He is armed with deadly information and considered dangerous to bullion banks and the US Federal Government. Please do not attempt to apprehend this man if spotted. Instead, for your own personal safety, call your local precious metal dealer and buy some gold and silver.
I just could not have said it better if I tried, Dan. Awesome job. Bill Haines and Trader Dan are a must listen on the KWN weekly metals wrap every week, especially this one. It jives 100% with what I am seeing right now!
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Thanks for your hard work as always. I celebrated this dip in silver with some Scottsdale Silver Stackers today.
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ReplyDeleteCan you help me if iam understanding correctly. Bank participation report which reports long calls, short calls, long puts and short put for banks. Based on there positions or the number of contracts we could calculate approx. at what price would the banks make profit right??
I mean they buy long calls and also short calls. so if we see typically the week before the expiration of options they try to push it down. so when they buy long calls they cash it in before they start liquidation there positions on the week before options expiration.
Now if they have lot of short puts contracts that means they dont want the price of commodity to go down than what is trading when they write put options contract.
so if we link those long calls, short calls, long puts and short puts do you think we can calculate the price range that commodities might trade??
Many Thanks for helping people through your blog.
Hello Dan, Did you see this article about Kitco in Canada being raided?
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All points bulletin for Mr. Dan Norcini! Male, caucasian with Texas accent. Last seen on Saturday June 11. He is armed with deadly information and considered dangerous to bullion banks and the US Federal Government. Please do not attempt to apprehend this man if spotted. Instead, for your own personal safety, call your local precious metal dealer and buy some gold and silver.
ReplyDeleteTrader Dan is MIA?!!? Where in the world is Dan Norcini?
ReplyDeletehey Dan... give me some charts and analysis please :)
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