How does Schooner “strive to make volatility work” for its investors?
We are trying to make volatility work as a net benefit for our investors. You can either look at volatility as an asset or a liability. Most people have a portfolio of underlying securities and the volatility they experience feels to them as a liability. They might think that it is the price of owning these assets. Well, in turn, you can convert volatility into an asset if you know how to take advantage of the opportunity sets in the marketplace. Whether it is a high volatility environment or a low volatility environment, by positioning the portfolio appropriately you can make different volatility regimes work for you instead of constantly looking at the volatility, or the rollercoaster ride of the market as a negative thing. So from our perspective there are times that volatility is really low and it makes sense from a risk-reward profile to purchase volatility, and there are times from a risk-reward profile when volatility is really high and it makes sense to sell volatility. You hav
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