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This Week in Futures Options 2: Chinese Commodity Explosion 0
May 2, 2016
  • What happened in crude? It was a dance between the bulls andbears, but much of the action around the 35 strike, especially the35 puts.
  • Here is a link to the report Mark and Nick discussed on theshow.
  • An update on QuikSkew, but shhhh...it's a secret
  • What's happening in gold?
  • Here's the TWIFO gold report
  • Risk reversal terminology: old school versus new school
  • Treasuries, esp. the 10 year
  • Soybeans. Yes, beans!
  • Chinese futures otpions and some numbers that might giveregulators pause
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