HeyJaredVenkatesh Bangaruswamy
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Managing inflation risk (opens the original)
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Both working executives and retirees are exposed to inflation risk, but retirees are affected more when price levels increase. In this article, we discuss inflation risk in relation to retirees and explore how they can manage this risk. Inflation risk is the likelihood that inflation is greater than expected. You will factor in inflation for determining your terminal wealth for a goal. If you are saving to fund your child’s college education, you will factor in education inflation to arrive at t
Managing inflation risk (opens the original)
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Both working executives and retirees are exposed to inflation risk, but retirees are affected more when price levels increase. In this article, we discuss inflation risk in relation to retirees and explore how they can manage this risk. Inflation risk is the likelihood that inflation is greater than expected. You will factor in inflation for determining your terminal wealth for a goal. If you are saving to fund your child’s college education, you will factor in education inflation to arrive at t
Mastering Derivatives: Setting up ratio bull call spread (opens the original)
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A bull call spread involves going long on a lower strike call and short on a higher strike call of the same expiry on the same underlying. What if you instead go long on two contracts of the lower strike call and short one contract of the higher strike call? This week, we discuss the ratio bull call spread and explore the conditions under which initiating the strategy may be optimal. Your outlook on the underlying must be bullish. But why a ratio bull call spread instead of a bull call spread? S
Mastering Derivatives: Ratio spreads: Basket order Vs Multi-leg order (opens the original)
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Previously in this column, we discussed the execution cost relating to bull call spread. This week, in the context of ratio spreads, we discuss the difference in executing a basket order and a multi-leg order. Ratio spread involves buying a lower strike call and shorting two higher strike calls, which may be of different strikes. Manually placing three legs to initiate the order can lead to slippage costs. By the time you confirm the order for the long leg and place the order for the two short l
Execution Costs of Bull Call Spread (opens the original)
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A bull call spread involves going long on a lower strike call and short on a higher strike call, with both calls on the same underlying with same expiry date. This week, we discuss the costs associated in executing a bull call spread. Typically, a bull call spread is initiated in two legs — long leg and short leg separately. The issue is that short options, being obligations, attract SPAN margins. Note that short call is an obligation to sell. NSE allows SPAN spread margin benefit if your short
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