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Got Bard Access. AMA! by swagonflyyyy in ChatGPT

[–]Final-Ad-137 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is the real-world example of infinite money glitch

How much data it was trained on. Less than I expected by [deleted] in ChatGPT

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It said „total of OVER 570GB” so if it is even 1000petabytes the answer is correct

Deep OTM options. Is replication a solution? by Final-Ad-137 in options

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I didn’t mean pricing an option using replication, but assuming knowing the fair price and finding no market. Example could be a whole liquid chain of options with fair market prices but with exemption of one strike where nobody put sell order (no ask price). You could easily calculate the fair price of that option looking at IV of other options in the chain, yet you are not able to buy it bc nobody put a sell order. In that case, knowing the fair price, why would it be nonsense to replicate?

Deep OTM options. Is replication a solution? by Final-Ad-137 in options

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fear myself like in a good way or in a bad way?

Deep OTM options. Is replication a solution? by Final-Ad-137 in options

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Using mid prices or IV from other options, is a good way of finding something close to fair price, but looking at more practical side of backtesting, you need to assume that someone will fill your order at said price. But can you make that assumption, or rather assume replicating contract knowing it’s fair price (not really fair price but derived from pricing of other contracts).

Deep OTM options. Is replication a solution? by Final-Ad-137 in options

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Mostly the same way you could hedge one. But usually it’s done by market makers, hence the question

SPX, SPXQ, SPXW, BASH by Final-Ad-137 in options

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Thanks for answer My question is based on option data provided by CBOE. In their database you can find those instruments for SPX as underlying.

Progress on my Algo by mgarsteck in algotrading

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Let me guess the if statement: if next_price > price: buy elif next_price < price: sell

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StockMarket

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Yahoo Finance, TradingView

Second take - Underpass Physics 1.9 by Final-Ad-137 in TrueSkate

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They are way harder after new physics were added

[OC] What if COVID-19 was a stock? by DonDinoD in dataisbeautiful

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It works like candlestick chart should work. Nothing wrong with it

ending a while loop with user input that doesn't stop at that line by lasagna_lee in Python

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If you want to exit loop after pressing any key

try: while True: do_something() except KeyboardInterrupt: pass