Hedge Ratio Analysis

It is generally accepted that there are three things that define market movement on a daily basis; Fundamental Analysis, Technical Analysis and Derivatives. Our analysis concerns itself solely with Derivatives and in particular stock index options and futures, which is by a long way the largest sector in this USD $600tn industry, and their direct influence on the Benchmark indices.

We calculate daily the Hedge Ratio on the FTSE 100, DAX 30, S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq 100 which gives us exact points where to expect Dynamic Delta Hedging. Or in simple terms where to expect futures selling or buying and a scale to see how much of it.

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The SPX enters the final two-weeks of the May expiry in the middle of its Y1 Ratio bandwidth. Nb. Our

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Wow, the SPX ends the April expiry in its zone Nb. Our comment for 19/04/24 So, here we are at

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The Ratio levels dominated the FTSE100 last week Nb. Our comment on 15/04/24 Again, the last five trading days were

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The SPX April expiry starts with a defining moment. Nb. Our comment for 19/03/24 Again, before we get onto April

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The FTSE April expiry is here and it could be a fun ride. Nb. Our comment on 18/03/24 Before we

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Significant changes in the FTSE Ratio table and why there is such a huge disconnect between London and Europe Nb.

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The FTSE starts the mighty March expiry in an interesting situation. Nb. Our comment on 19/02/24 Well, the last week

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5000 doesn’t look so outlandish now for the SPX and the ratios this expiry are favourable Nb. Our comment for

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After a perfect October expiry in the FTSE, let’s hope for more of the same in November. Nb. Our comment

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After failing, yet again, at 7700 for the FTSE it has been all about its zone ever since. Nb. Our

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