The Options researcher
The Options researcher
Options can be the most lucrative part of the financial market, if you take it seriously. This is not another "get rich quick" podcast, but one that focuses on providing you with summaries of the most important options material out there, to make you a better investor
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Jun 11, 2026
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Episodes
LLMs Transform Investment Strategies and Market Analysis 11.06.2026 11:28
An exploration of how Large Language Models are revolutionizing finance through four distinct frameworks, from systematic pipelines to multi-agent trading architectures that achieve remarkable returns. View source: https://podbrewer.com/feeds/the-options-researcher/episodes/29fed2b6-faa7-468f-94e2-b5aaec6b8853/source
How Free Trades Increased Market Volatility 01.05.2026 12:50
A groundbreaking study reveals that commission-free options trading created an unexpected side effect: it increased stock volatility by up to 35% through complex market maker hedging mechanisms.
The Hidden Cost of Commission Free Options Trading 12.04.2026 11:24
New research reveals how Robinhood's elimination of option trading fees unexpectedly increased stock market volatility through market maker hedging behavior.
India's Options Trading Addiction Reveals Market Truth 12.04.2026 14:59
India dominates 80% of global options trading, but retail traders are losing billions on expiration day lottery tickets. New research exposes how speculation has replaced investing.
Option Market Makers Eight Billion Dollar Profits 12.04.2026 12:39
New research reveals S&P 500 index option market makers earn nearly $8 billion annually with 98% returns and 2.55 Sharpe ratios. Previous studies massively understated these profits by ignoring market structure.
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