What podcasts say about Noel Smith
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What Noel Smith has said on podcasts
7 statements · 4 positive · 3 negative
The dispersion trade can rise substantially from current levels.
“that trade from these levels has got a lot of blue sky above it, which is to say it can go way, way higher.”
Open the episode · Structural Flows Will Support Stocks Until the U.S. Treasury Crisis in 2027 | Cem Karsan & Noel Smith | Kai Asset ManagementListen at 4:11
Investors generally should not buy volatility at current prices.
“I think this is a terrible time to buy volatility unless you really, really need it.”
Open the episode · Structural Flows Will Support Stocks Until the U.S. Treasury Crisis in 2027 | Cem Karsan & Noel Smith | Kai Asset ManagementListen at 8:01
Call spreads and call flies are superior to outright call buying.
“I think call spreads, call flies, which is to say buy one, sell two, buy one further up. That's a fly. Is a superior trade than just closing your eyes and buying deltas”
Open the episode · Structural Flows Will Support Stocks Until the U.S. Treasury Crisis in 2027 | Cem Karsan & Noel Smith | Kai Asset ManagementListen at 20:06
The market is unlikely to bounce immediately back to Monday’s levels.
“That just does not seem likely to me.”
Open the episode · Structural Flows Will Support Stocks Until the U.S. Treasury Crisis in 2027 | Cem Karsan & Noel Smith | Kai Asset ManagementListen at 21:46
Reduced data-center funding could compress IPO valuations and delay offerings.
“that's going to compress IPO valuations, maybe push back a date or two.”
Open the episode · Structural Flows Will Support Stocks Until the U.S. Treasury Crisis in 2027 | Cem Karsan & Noel Smith | Kai Asset ManagementListen at 28:59
Declining volatility should support markets into year-end.
“The most important part for the market going up is the vol getting sucked out going into end of year.”
Open the episode · Crisis Is Coming In Early 2027 | Cem KarsanListen at 8:15
A volatility-linked hedge cannot lose when volatility rises.
“the idea that volatility goes up and you don't make money is mathematically impossible”
Open the episode · Crisis Is Coming In Early 2027 | Cem KarsanListen at 1:13:32
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