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16884668 No.16884668 [Reply] [Original]

What’s the process of identifying anti fragile options contracts? Can someone explain how I do this as an independent investor? Where do I find these contracts and what analysis do I do to determine they’re anti fragile?

>> No.16884910

>>16884668
asymetric cost/benefit
Anything where the cost of error is low enough that you can afford to be wrong for long enough to wait for the huge bonus of being right on an unlikely event.

>> No.16885217

>>16884910
So, roulette martingale?

>> No.16885795

>>16885217
martingale is not antifragile in the sense that ost of error grows exponentially.
With crypto/trade, a hodl strategy is more antifragile than a short strategy (lower cost of error). Taleb's jackpot in 2008 illustrates the black swan concept more than anti-fragility

>> No.16886163

>>16885795
I knew the book and rrsad it . I’m asking how do I actually look at an options contract and know that the upsits is infinite