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philadendron | Close but not quite Date Climbed: Apr 14, 2013 | |
Tried to bag this peak the easy way with my wife via Mountain Springs, but the scrambling shortly after the transition from limestone to sandstone ended up being rowdier than predicted, so we turned back. I would like to get back here one day and knock this one off, I know I could. | ||
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Mooner | Up I Go | |
4/19/12 Climbed via Epinephrine (5.9) It was a best rock climb (of its kind) I have done to date. It was sooooo good. | ||
Posted Apr 20, 2013 10:33 pm |
jdmorehouse | Second of Three Peaks Date Climbed: Feb 23, 2013 | |
An exceptionally windy day made the class 3 scrambling pretty spicey! | ||
Posted Mar 14, 2013 5:58 pm |
ridgeard3230 | From Spring Mt. Peak Date Climbed: Mar 28, 2012 | |
Took the easy way there, dropping down from the lime stone ridge. Yes,it was very windy. | ||
Posted Apr 5, 2012 10:37 pm |
jmatthys | Hiked up Date Climbed: Oct 31, 2008 | |
Windy on the ridge, was a good day | ||
Posted Oct 22, 2010 8:44 pm |
weeds19 | Cooling Down Date Climbed: Sep 25, 2010 | |
The weather is finally starting to cool down enough to get back into Red Rocks. I hiked this one with a group from LVMC. | ||
Posted Sep 25, 2010 11:47 pm |
ShinLV | Via Black Velvet Canyon Date Climbed: Sep 19, 2010 | |
Been there with 2 other friends. (one turn around on the half way) Scrambled up the Black Velvet Canyon and took Branch's shortcut descent route.(East face ridge) We got lost half way down and broke our own way route to get down. my hiking album | ||
Posted Sep 24, 2010 1:43 pm |
lasvegaswraith | Windy Day Date Climbed: May 2, 2010 | |
via Mountain Springs this go 'round...the wind may the crossing from Mtn Springs to the backside of Black Velvet more interesting than it should have been :-) Surprised a few bighorn near the top | ||
Posted May 2, 2010 9:41 pm |
Groundswell | via Epi Date Climbed: Mar 28, 2009 | |
Epinephrine. Climbed route with tyler. perfect weather. | ||
Posted Mar 30, 2009 11:16 am |
jimegan | BLACK VELVET PK Date Climbed: Apr 29, 2004 | |
VIA BLACK VELVET CANYON SCRAMBLE 4/29/04 Also, 2/17/13 with Peter, Tom, Judy, Barb, Susan and Jacquie; 11-17-13 w/PB,JK,BS&JK | ||
Posted Feb 8, 2008 7:05 am |
Anya Jingle | Via Black Velvet Canyon Date Climbed: Dec 1, 2005 | |
Many times, even though it's none of my favorites in Red Rocks. A few photos: Black Velvet Peak and Wall | ||
Posted Oct 5, 2007 6:51 pm |
alpspitze | Great Red Rock Peak Date Climbed: Apr 22, 2002 | |
Took the normal way through the canyon up and Branch's alternative down. | ||
Posted Sep 26, 2007 1:17 pm |
MoapaPk | three scramble routes Date Climbed: May 21, 2001 | |
First time in 2001. Been up both N and S canyons, descended by east "face" ridge. Also went from Mountain Springs; this is probably the easiest. All scramble routes have a short interesting section with an unusual crux. | ||
Posted May 8, 2007 9:49 pm |
dcurless | Epinephrine Date Climbed: Apr 1, 2004 | |
Great, great climb. One of my favorites so far. | ||
Posted Jul 6, 2006 8:50 am |
Matthew Holliman | Route Climbed: Traverse from Hidden Pk Date Climbed: Nov 19, 2005 | |
Fun loop through and around Black Velvet Canyon, tagging The Monument first, then over Hidden Pk to this, back down the use trail to the cars. After getting the scoop on Vegas area beta from cp0915, headed over to Lone Mtn, then Capriotti's for dinner, then up to Frenchman Mtn to try and work off some of that cheese steak... very enjoyable day. | ||
Posted Nov 28, 2005 8:49 pm |
Rob | Route Climbed: Epinephrine, Dream of wild Turkeys... Date Climbed: Various | |
Prince of Darkness, Frogland, Ixtalan, Mazatlan, Wholesome Fullback, Triassic Sands, tons more. Black Velvet canyon is great. | ||
Posted Sep 19, 2005 9:05 pm |
aleasure | Route Climbed: epi, prince of darkness,frogland,wholesome,DOWT Date Climbed: multiple | |
a great area at Red Rocks. | ||
Posted Jul 24, 2005 9:23 pm |
rpc | Route Climbed: Multiple Date Climbed: Multiple | |
Prince Of Darkness Thanksgiving Wknd, 2009. Very fun route! Not as monotonous as some online reports suggested IMHO. We had a great time. The Gobbler March 13, 2009. I led the even pitch; Shirley did 1 & 3. Following P3, I thought it was as hard as one of the classic Smith 10b faces... Another gem in a chestful of treasures that BV wall is yessir! TR here. Dream Of Wild Turkeys Feb. 21 2009. Swapped leads with Shirley. Really VERY enjoyable climbing! Canyon was empty all day...well, 'cept for 2 dudes doing major route cleaning (FA??) upcanyon from Epi. Cloudy February day but windless. TR here. Sour Mash Nov. 2007. Swapped leads with Shirley. Struggled (hung & cried...no kidding-real f..ing tears!) a lot on my 10a pitch (#6 per Supertopo) - I need to climb more faces. Shirley led our favorite pitch of the route (#4 per ST) - great 5.9 face/crack. Overhanging Hangover Nov. 2007. Think this was the best "short" route we've done in RR (better than 1st 4P's of Dark Shadows IMHO). Again, Shirley led the 1st (crux IMHO) pitch. GREAT mix of face & crack climbing. Wholesome Fullback Nov. 2007. Sweet short route & I was thankful that Shirley led the first (crux) pitch. Gave me a hard time even on TR (read "I fell"). P2 was easy but fun. Misunderstanding Jan. 2007. Sweet short route. Very nice. Sneaked it in one evening after Shirley's conference. Epinephrine May 29, 2005. Cool route. Quite long. "Exposure feel" less than on Crimson Chrysalis IMHO. Refried Brains (4 pitch "version"), May 27, 2005. Cool route w. hard (for the grade IMHO) crux near top of P3. Some shaky bolts on P4 but good enough. Epinephrine (attempt), May 22, 2005. Just didn't work out. Bailed atop pitch 4. Sand Felipe, May 21, 2005. Damn....someone went postal with the drill on this one!!! Frogland, March 13, 2004. My wife and I climbed this fun route on a warm, mid-March day. The route is easy for a 5.8 - the book (T. Swain) rating of 5.8- is probably more appropriate than the Supertopo rating of 5.8. Lots of fun. Nice, easy descent. Pitch 5 (chockstone pitch) was the highlight of the climb; P2 lieback was also enjoyable. | ||
Posted Jun 3, 2005 7:11 pm |
DesertAdventures | Route Climbed: Hiked in. Date Climbed: 4-6-5 | |
A beautiful but WINDY day. I showed a few of the Wednesday Buffet Boys the way to the peak. They chose to stay at ridge instead of hiking down to peak. Register is currently missing and cairn was knocked down. | ||
Posted Apr 18, 2005 11:30 am |
M and N Denyer | Route Climbed: Frogland Date Climbed: April 8, 2005 Date Climbed: Apr 8, 2005 | |
We climbed this enjoyable climb on a beautiful sunny day (with intermittent wind gusts). The wind made the stemming chockstone pitch interesting. Of note, the bolts at the anchor stances have been removed. (The three bolts on pitch one are still there though.) Also, Mark set up a belay at the top of pitch four in the notch just above the roof. This allowed for the chockstone pitch to be down with no rope drag. Had a relaxing lunch at the summit while watching/listening to a couple practice setting up what looked like a bivy ledge part way up Prince of Darkness. Nice and easy straightforward walk-off descent. All in all, a wonderful climb. | ||
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All without major changes the social -- trust fund is heading towards insolvency.
But my next guest says there is one simple measure that would save Social Security.
Joining me now but his -- is Eric -- -- he's a professor at Syracuse university and co director.
Of Social Security works now -- a lot of questions for you Eric but tell us quickly what is your quick fix.
Well first let's back up just the second and understand why we built Social Security.
We built two generations of Americans have contributed -- -- politicians have built it to provide broad protection against loss of income and it's an extraordinary source of protection.
You think about the recent financial crises we've had the one institution we have not had to worry -- -- Relative to housing savings relative to pension private pensions relative to losing -- job.
Losing 41 K value of the one system in the retirement income system that works his Social Security.
Eric you didn't give me your sweats your sweet you know I only have about -- expert I've seconds last.
Not broken at some point in time we should be asking.
All Americans to pay the same rate on their Social Security.
In their terms of their contribution.
In payroll tax contributions solutions tell -- the same rate as all others.
So raising and that would -- tax is that your idea that would be essentially one thing we can do -- many things we continue look.
The system is not broken this is not a problem this is the solution of the crisis I have to tell -- I've contributed so scary to write for my first -- job at this -- and had its -- in Great -- New York -- -- sold sneakers right so -- I'd get the concept -- -- -- the same time.
Isn't -- a tough time to do that when unemployment remains so high consumers are still so reluctant to spend do you think this is really.
The right time to do what you're suggesting.
I think we can -- would gradually over time in the crisis we face in retirement is not Social Security it's a solution not a problem the crisis we face is that.
-- tens of millions of baby boomers and younger people are moving into retirement people in their forties and fifties who lost a home equity.
Who's lost pension protections.
There's nothing there to protect them except Social Security in many cases.
It's critical that we -- that we build we strengthen this institution it's like a highway system say it's solid it works.
-- I understand where you're coming from but I know that -- Romney and his team that's been talking about raising the retirement age.
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Verdasco proved a stubborn opponent, holding serve with relative ease to take the match to 5-5 in the decider.
But in the 11th game, Murray finally made the breakthrough, taking a 6-5 lead before serving for the match which he did with aplomb.
Murray will play Poland's Jerzy Janowicz in the last four after the 24th seed saw off fellow Pole Lukasz Kubot.
Janowicz hit 30 aces and 58 winners on the way to becoming his country's first ever male grand slam semifinalist.
"Really I have not many words to say right now," he told the BBC.
"I'm just really happy and it doesn't matter if I'm the first or second from Poland."
Earlier, six-time grand slam winner Djokovic swatted aside Tomas Berdych 7-6 6-4 6-3 to make it through to the semifinal stage.
The Serb star, who defeated Nadal in the 2011 final, will play Argentina' s Juan Martin del Potro in the last four.
Djokovic, who has now reached 13 consecutive Grand slam semifinals, avenged his 2010 defeat by Berdych -- a contest which propelled the Czech into the final on that occasion.
The 26-year-old was 3-0 down in the second set but wrestled back control of the match before seeing off his disheartened opponent.
"It was a close match -- it could have gone either way," Djokovic told reporters.
"He was a double-break up in the second set. I don't know how I got out of that, but I was serving and returning well.
"I have a commitment to go far in this tournament. I am playing some of my best tennis on grass even though it's not my preferred surface,"
World No.6 Berdych revealed his disappointment after his performance tailed off following a promising opening set and a half.
He said: "I can play better than I played today. If you give him too much then it's a lot."
Del Potro
Meanwhile, del Potro overcame an injury to his left knee to ease past World No.4 David Ferrer 6-2 6-4 7-6.
The Argentine hit 42 winners and 12 aces after slipping on the Centre Court surface early on during the last eight clash.


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I'm recently back from the cottage (have I mentioned before it's media-free? no TV, no cell service, no internet!), where we had a lovely time with G's parents, and did lots of my favourite winter activity- snowshoeing. I love snowshoeing out in the woods around the cabin, following the tracks of the deer, until we find shapes like these:
That, my lovelies, is a deer bed. Deer tend to sleep on higher ground, and they never sleep in the same area twice to avoid detection by predators. I adore how they soundlessly journey all around the cottage and the woods, leaving their lovely little tracks in the snow. When I go snowshoeing, I try to follow the track until I find a lovely deer bed. The one above is particularly detailed- you can actually see the shape of how the deer lay it's head down. See where the ears were? It feels so magical to come across such a perfect deer bed.
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Notes: I'm a sucker for caplets. I find them really wearable- I just plunk them on anytime I'm wearing a long sleeved t-shirt, and they just work. I feel like I look really tired in these photos but I think it's just because I'm really, really cold
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While the Academy gets ready to crown the best films of the past year, we've got something else for your consideration. From "The Avengers 2" to "World War Z," CNN Entertainment presents your guide to the biggest, best and buzziest movies of 2013.
Comic Book Heroes
Comic book franchises will be flying by us faster than a speeding bullet this year, from a reboot of the Superman series (replacing Brandon Routh from "Superman Returns" with Henry Cavill for "Man of Steel" June 14) to the set-in-Japan "The Wolverine" July 26 to "Thor: The Dark World" Nov. 8.
But topping all of these on the anticipation meter (and hitting theaters first) is "Iron Man 3," which brings Tony Stark back from the epic team-up of "The Avengers." It also kicks off the next phase of Marvel movie standalones like "Thor" and "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" that lead into "The Avengers 2."
The stakes are more personal for Stark this time out, and although comic book fans will recognize the classic characters, Stark's got new on-screen villains to contend with such as Eric Savin/Coldblood, played by James Badge Dale. "The level of security that I got to go through to learn my own lines is out of control," Dale told CNN. "They have a Marvel security guy whose job it is to run around and find photographers hiding in the forest." Hence the minimal leaks. Still, if 2012 is any indication, it's safe to say we'll all be watching.
Funny Guys
Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, David Koechner and Steve Carell will be back in "Anchorman: The Legend Continues" on Dec. 20, just in time to keep San Diego classy for Christmas. Of his dim-witted character Brick Tamland, Steve Carell said that he hopes he hasn't changed at all since the first film, which came out in 2004. "I think it's such a great ensemble piece that I would hope that our roles are the same as they were the first time around," Carell said. "The storyline is going to be different, but I hope the people in it are exactly the same."
"Great" Books
"Oz: The Great and Powerful," "The Great Gatsby," "Great Expectations" -- sense a theme there yet? All of these films based on classic literature have, well, great expectations associated with them, but the anticipation around the Charles Dickens story starring Helena Bonham Carter as Miss Havisham has dimmed a bit since its U.K. release (Its release in the United States is TBD).
Then "The Great Gatsby" had its release date shuffled from December 2012 to May 10, 2013, curtailing potential Oscar nominations this time around (although the trailers still look promising).
This leaves Sam Raimi's "Oz" film, out March 8, to take the lead. In this origin story, James Franco stars as the would-be wizard who leaves Kansas and lands in Oz where he meets a bevy of witches played by Mila Kunis, Rachel Weisz and Michelle Williams. "It's otherworldly," Weisz said. "It's not just a different country; it's like a different planet. Definitely not on Earth."
Young Adult
With no more "Harry Potter" or "Twilight," movie studios have been scrambling to create new teen-oriented franchises, and only "The Hunger Games" has caught fire so far. The second installment of the series, due Nov. 22, just wrapped shooting in Hawaii (the new Game, featuring survivors of Games past, has a water-and-jungle theme). Fans are eager to see Katniss' wedding dress, the clock-structure of the arena and the confrontation with President Snow. (Not to mention some extra kissing this time around!)
But hot on the heels of "Catching Fire" are some worthy contenders, including boy-centric "Ender's Game" (out Nov. 1), "The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones" (out Aug. 23), and the first of the Caster Chronicles books to be adapted, "Beautiful Creatures" (out Feb. 13).
The latter two are good-versus-evil supernatural stories: "Mortal Instruments" is about half-angel demon hunters, or Shadowhunters, and "Beautiful Creatures" is about light and dark witches, or casters, who discover what they are during a ceremony at age 16. "We've really loved everything we've seen so far in the film," said "Beautiful Creatures" co-author Kami Garcia. Audiences will likely love Emmy Rossum's take on the lollipop-wielding Ridley, who casts her siren spell with each lick.
Space Odyssey
The first nine minutes of "Star Trek Into Darkness," out May 17, are already showing in select theaters, which has amped up Trekkie speculation about plot points: Could this be a contemporary "Wrath of Khan?" Will Benedict Cumberbatch's mysterious "John Harrison" character become Khan? Pointing in this direction is the casting of Alice Eve as Carol Marcus, Kirk's long-lost love and inventor of the dangerously powerful Genesis device, which could turn inhabitable worlds into class M planets suitable for humans but could also destroy all pre-existing life.
Alfonso Cuarón's "Gravity," which features "two people floating in space," as George Clooney put it, is also enticing. Clooney's co-star is Sandra Bullock, who dominates the film, and together, they are the two survivors of a damaged space station. Reports from early test screenings suggest the film, out Oct. 18, is gorgeous and awe-inspiring, but also divisive along the lines of "The Tree of Life."
2013 will see its fair share of familiar properties getting new life in the form of remakes and reboots. "The Lone Ranger" series (which has existed as radio and TV shows and several film incarnations) becomes a Gore Verbinski movie (out July 3) with Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer aboard for a Tonto-centric story.
Tom Clancy-created CIA agent Jack Ryan has been played by Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford and Ben Affleck, and now Chris Pine is getting his turn, with a release date set for Dec. 25.
Sissy Spacek hands the "Carrie" baton over to Chloë Grace Moretz on March 15.
And Spike Lee's American remake of the South Korean thriller "Oldboy," out Oct. 11, stars Josh Brolin as an executive who has been mysteriously confined for years and is now freed, and sets out to find out who stole his life. Will there be any eating of live octopus like in the original? They're not saying, but producer Nathan Kahane promised other "treats" for fans. "If you look carefully, you'll see some of the cast from the original," he said.
There's no competition for "The Hobbit," the second installment of which is due out Dec. 13 as the Dwarves get closer to their goal of reclaiming Erebor (after getting captured by both giant spiders and Elves). "The Desolation of Smaug" will feature Benedict Cumberbatch as the dragon Smaug. "He's absolutely fantastic," gushed co-star Martin Freeman. Smaug will be the first performance-captured dragon, and thanks to advancements in technology, we should be able to see more emotion and musculature in his face in the same manner in which Gollum was improved for "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," only on a much bigger scale. Also look for some more elf action in the second "Hobbit" film, with the return of Orlando Bloom as Legolas.


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This is the 23rd year Futures has profiled emerging commodity trading advisors (CTAs), and while every year is unique, we have seen a trend in recent years toward more short-term and option programs. This year we focus on three unique option programs. Perhaps this is the result of a difficult environment for trend-followers, but it also may be a realization that for emerging managers to be recognized, they must separate themselves from the pack and offer something unique.
It is always a tough road to launch a new trading business, and this year has been even more difficult because managers looking to get off the ground also had to cope with the failures of MF Global and Peregrine Financial Group.
When reviewing candidates, we look not only at recent performance, but also the manager's general approach to trading, risk management and consistency in style.
Previous "Hot New CTAs" have gone on to great success and some have slipped into obscurity. This is not an endorsement but a review of new talent. We would like to thank all the managers who sent us their documentation. We will do this again next year, so let us know how you are doing.
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Robert Charles: A legacy of excellence
Robert Teel took a long time to become an emerging CTA. He started out trading the Value Line Stock Index on the floor of the Kansas City Board of Trade (KCBT), had a successful legal career, helped launch a family office and more recently turned his years of proprietary trading into a promising new CTA.
Charles Feurzeig hired Teel away from the law firm he was working at in San Diego in 1991 to help run his real-estate business. The two became fast friends and Feurzeig encouraged Teel's passion for trading first by having him run his private equity investments and eventually a family office.
Teel earned a law degree and MBA from the University of Kansas. He traded at the KCBT before moving to San Diego to launch his law career.
Teel's proprietary trading record goes back to 1996 and it is a testament to trial and error. "As a prop trader, I made every mistake in the book," he says.
Teel's trading evolved toward options, but what started out as a pure premium collection strategy trading only S&P 500 options turned into a volatility arbitrage approach that trades a diversified group of markets in several sectors. He trades grains, metals, energies, bonds and the S&Ps only on rare occasions.
"I have grey hairs to match each volatile trading period," Teel says, adding, "If I was just an S&P trader, I would not be sleeping very well at night, and I sleep well."
Teel says that you could take a snapshot of his program at a moment in time and it will look like a pure premium collector, while at another moment in time its long option position value will exceed its short option exposure.
"It is really a function of market conditions," he says.
Teel describes it as an arbitrage between statistical and implied volatility. "What is our secret sauce?" Teel asks rhetorically. "We try to be delta neutral, gamma neutral and theta positive, which is a bit of a trick. You can build that only on an ongoing basis; it is very hard to put a trade on that looks like that."
He starts with a short options position and then uses long options or futures to capture equity if the conditions are right.
"I put myself into a position that hopefully I have a floor on my profit, and if I need that delta adjustment, I am going to pick up profits on the tails if it moves that far," Teel says. "[Are my long options and futures] a hedge or profit? I don't know. It is whatever I need to do to keep it delta neutral. A lot of the time that will result in a significant profit on the long position, the futures or the long options, but that is not [what] I targeted."
In 2010 after his mentor and namesake for his program passed away, Teel decided to take the strategies that evolved over the years and open his own CTA. The program has not had a losing month since launching in September 2011 and has returned 39.32% in 12 months. While a drawdown will come, Teel targets a return-to-drawdown ratio of 5 to 1.
"Typically I am not buying volatility in the markets that are low, though I will buy it to hedge out the risk and to maintain delta neutral," he says. "In fact, we are in a volatility contraction period and what works there are the Christmas trees, vertical spreads and one by twos."
Since launching the CTA, Teel has sharpened his focus on the risk side but still has ambitious goals. "Our objective is 30% with a 6% drawdown," he says, while acknowledging, "Our numbers right now are unsustainable."
His proprietary record is even more impressive, so he feels there is no reason he can't maintain that profit ratio, which he attributes to its rigorous nature. "I don't think of it so much as unique as rigorous," Teel adds.
Charley Feurzeig would be proud.
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Hyman: Exploiting statistical edges
Like many options-based strategies, OptHedge Advisors' Diversified Futures and Options Program relies on premium collection for much of its profits, but as we are seeing more and more, it uses the vast array of option tools to optimize every trade regardless of where the profits come from.
Like several newer and innovative option programs, there is a value element that constantly looks to buy implied volatility low and sell implied volatility high.
Coby Hyman, founder and principal of OptHedge, began trading proprietary money in this discretionary option program in October 2008. It has produced an impressive compound annual return (CAR) of 30.82% with a worst drawdown of 4.08%. When you only look at returns once he added customers in September 2010, it remains impressive with a CAR of 20.81% and a worst drawdown of 2.31%.
Hyman had traded on his own for more than a decade before launching the program. He worked for two large hedge funds after earning a law degree from the University of Texas, and while the experience working with professional portfolio managers was valuable, he was never involved in trading operations.
"I was thrilled that I was doing so well in my personal account and wanted a career where I had more control over my schedule," Hyman says.
His program looks for various option strategies with a statistical edge. All trades are entered as spreads, but they can be calendar spreads, ratio spreads or simple strangles.
"What I am looking for is a situation where options at certain strikes or in certain months that I am buying are cheaper from an implied volatility perspective than the ones that I am selling," he says.
The program trades roughly 15 markets including grains, energies, metals, softs, currencies, bonds and stock indexes, but generally will have positions on in only five markets at one time.
"I constantly am looking at the volatility landscape to see if implied volatility is higher currently than it has been historically," Hyman says. "But what I am also looking for is big skews. If there is an enormous skew where the deep out-of-the-money options are much more expensive than the at-the-money options, I consider a ratio spread because you are selling the expensive options in that landscape and buying the cheaper at-the-money options. You can manage the risk on that type of trade pretty tightly."
But that is only one statistical edge he looks for. "I also am looking between months. A lot of times the near-month options will be trading at a higher implied volatility than the options further out."
This summer he was able to exploit anomalies in premiums in the Sept./Dec. corn option spread.
"I [sold] an option in the near month that essentially paid for the option that I [bought] in the far month," Hyman says. "The trade can benefit from time decay as well as the shrinking volatility differential over time as it gets closer to expiration."
"Usually I am doing those calendar spreads fairly deep out-of-the-money. The goal is, as time goes by, to have the option that you are selling decay at a quicker rate than the option that you are buying," he says. "If the option that you are selling expires worthless, the option that you are buying still likely will have value."
Hyman also will enter strangles in more of a pure premium collection play. He says that his various strategies add an extra element of diversification to his program.
"I simultaneously have a ratio spread in one market, a calendar spread in another market and strangles in a couple of other markets, so my positions are not correlated with each other."
That extra level of non-correlation has helped to produce an impressive risk return profile. The program has had only three down months, the worst, -4.08%, in May 2010 when the Flash Crash occurred. Looks like Hyman has found his statistical edge.
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Tang: Automating volatility arbitrage
Ziqiang (Chon) Tang, founder of Junzi Capital Engineering, has a résumé that screams quantitative trader. Tang worked as vice president of engineering for a provider of industrial automation solutions for a decade after earning a Master's in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and degrees in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from UC Berkeley.
In 2009 he launched Sacramento, Cal.-based Junzi. "I would describe it as pattern recognition-based volatility arbitrage," Tang says. "It is definitely not normal premium collection. If you were collecting premium, you don't want a big move. Some of our worst days come when prices don't go anywhere."
Tang actually has two programs that work closely together, although one uses discretion and the other is completely systematic and automated. He starts out by selling strips of near-the-money options in a diverse group of markets in the energy, metals, grains, livestock and softs sectors that have an attractive level of implied volatility. He is looking for an exploitable gap between implied and realized volatility.
"Say crude oil is at $100. I will buy a bunch of calls all the way up to $110 and sell puts down to $90," Tang says. Then he turns on his automated "glass box" strategy. "If crude goes to $101, I would buy a future to hedge calls," he adds.
The automated system continues to do this as the market moves up and down.
"It is a very traditional delta hedging program," Tang says. "Every futures contract that I trade and close, I will be closing for a loss."
Tang says he is attempting to execute "delta hedging trades in a more intelligent way, in a more [robust] way and a quicker way than the rest of the market. By doing that more effectively than the rest of the market, I claim that profit. That is why it is truly an arbitrage."
He usually will hold his short options to expiration and when they expire in-the-money, the automated system should have bought enough futures to cover all the in-the-money calls.
In fact, he often makes money on the long futures as well as all his puts in that scenario.
"There are some months where prices don't go anywhere. The options side will show profits because there will be no hedges against them and they all expire worthless," Tang says. "If crude goes to $120, the options side gets killed. Hopefully, if the strategy works the way we designed, the futures side has a nice big profit."
As opposed to traditional options sellers, he does not want the risk of low probability price spikes. "I am very careful to sell options within one standard deviation of the current price because I don't want exposure to extreme events," Tangs says. "I don't really like the optionality of options. I want to trade on volatility, not on option value."
He says, "There are two things that will cause me to lose. One is a gap move: If my program can't trade, I am in trouble. Number two is when realized volatility is very high."
Because of this, his automated hedge strategy runs nearly 24 hours. He even has a technology team in China monitoring the health of the program overnight.
But at its core, Junzi is trading the difference between implied and historical volatility. "There will be some months where the profits come from the options side and there are some months where the profits come from the futures side. It is like a pairs trade," Tang says. "I do need profits from the futures side. Figuring out the right balance is part of what makes it hard."
It may be hard as well as complex, but so far Tang is succeeding with a CAR of 23.72% and a worst drawdown of 9.11% over three years.
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HNCs a year later
As we noted in our introduction, it was a tough year for emerging commodity trading advisors (CTAs). This group tended to have more exposure to MF Global and Peregrine Financial Group than more seasoned and institutional CTAs and, given their size, were more sensitive to the disruptions these failures caused.
Bouchard Capital LLC
Bouchard finished 2011 up 4.82% and had a choppy start to 2012 but was mostly flat throughout the year. It ended up down 2.64% but had to close after the PFG bankruptcy as it held much of its customer and proprietary accounts with PFG.
Tanyard Creek Capital
When we spoke to Tanyard a year ago it was in the midst of a breakout, both in terms of performance and money under management. The livestock program continued its strong performance in 2012 and its assets have reached $55 million.
Adantia (Very aggressive program)
The Adantia very aggressive program finished 2011 strong; earning 43.92% for the year, but 2012 has been a different story as the program suffered through a sharp drawdown of 19.82% in May. However, its aggressive program is positive on the year and its other programs are only marginally lower.
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Throughout the Kankakee County Museum, Christmas trees are decorated by community organizations. Yearly, a special theme is added for your enjoyment. Come in and view the different arrangements and vote for that special tree.
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Aug 3
Kankakee County Fair
Let's spend a day at the Fair. Go to the time-honored livestock shows, play some games, enter contests, enjoy the exciting live entertainment, be brave and ride on the carnival rides, or feast on the fair food but don't forget to see the demolition derby or rodeo.
CITY: Kankakee
Dec 22
Bird Parks Lights Spectacular
Drive through Bird Park's winter wonderland of colorful lights and spectacular displays made up of approx. 40,000 lights. After the tour stop to enjoy a computer controlled light show, choreographed to music. Event is from Fri.-Sun. every week-end, thru the 22nd of Dec.
CITY: Kankakee
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