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

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The SPX’s test of Y2 at 4605 did not go well…for the bulls that is Nb. Our comment for 08/01/23

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What a fight 7700 put up in the FTSE Nb. Our comment on 07/31/23 Well, it wasn’t so much a

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The FTSE rebounded from R3 at 7250 to get back to its zone for the July expiry…but what now for

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The FTSE having failed to reclaim its zone now needs R3 at 7250 to save it. Nb. Our comment on

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The SPX closed right on Y2 at 4455 on Monday 3rd, so now we get to see how committed the

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The FTSE traverses the entire R1 ratio bandwidth in a week. Nb. Our comment on 07/03/23 As we said last

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Will R2 Ratio at 7400 come to the FTSE’s rescue? Nb. Our comment on 06/26/23 Back to the usual format

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Seems like we have a street fight on our hands in the SPX…ding ding…round 1 Nb. Our comment for 06/13/23

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Yet another good week for the FTSE Ratio watchers…but what will the rollover and expiry bring? Nb. Our comment on

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