The mathematics meets the market. We read emotion, not direction: Wilder's RSI is an EMA with effective span 2n−1 = 27 — a 27-week memory on weekly closes, so the gates are structural, not twitchy, and we read the last two prints, not one. On top sits DNSA — do nothing first; most days, for most names, the correct action is none. Then the two symmetric engines: sell-the-wall (a call ladder ITM/ATM/OTM on ≤ 30% of a holding, delta-governed, ≥ 70% keeps full upside, rolling forever at ~80% captured) and the synthetic long (cash-secured puts that either pay us to wait or convert to ownership at our price). The ladder is a constrained integer program — and we deliberately refuse the raw optimizer's vertex to protect the fat tail. And every short option is marked at fair value, never intrinsic — the conscience line.
~105 minutes, all the way down — building it, running it, and using it to manage permanent capital.
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