Episode 69: One-on-One with Options Trader Jason Strasser
With sports on hiatus for the last three months, many DFS players have dabbled in the stock market. So Adam Levitan sat down with Jason Strasser, co-founder and chief investment officer of Caption Partners. They discuss the markets from an elementary level.
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TIMESTAMPS: Entering the stock market (3:18) | Jason’s Background in Poker (7:00) | Moving from Poker into Wall Street (10:08) | Options for Dummies (17:45) | How the market works (21:51) | Stock Market efficiency (24:32) | How backstops work (28:21) | Approaching Stock Market competition (30:59) | No-Rake Stock Market Trading (33:02) | Best Approach for 401Ks and IRAs (35:17) | Are market crashes “flukes”? (37:30) | Transferable Poker skillsets to stock market trading (40:52) | What makes a stock price change? (43:13) | How newcomers have affected the markets(49:08) | Should the common man be buying stocks? (53:27) | Is “buy what you know” smart advice? (55:47) | Jason’s DFS life (58:08) | DraftKings going public (1:00:56)
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