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Bought back the Gold puts at +/- 0, and some ES puts at a profit of 30 - 50 %. Uncertainty about a rate hike might cause large moves and high volatility, which again might yield good entry points. Thus, I reduced the number of open trades.
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Bought the NGV C2.7, and sold the NGV C2.8 and NGV 2.9 to achieve a moderate short position. Together with the corresponding long positions, the result is kind of a conservative strangle.
The position is profitable below 3.0 at the expiry of the October contract.
Bought the NGV C2.8, and sold the NGV C2.9 and NGV 3.0 to achieve a moderate short position. Together with the corresponding long positions, the result is kind of a conservative strangle.
The position is profitable below 3.1 at the expiry of the October contract.
Bought back the August NG put position at a profit of almost 100 %.
