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Bose, sound is power. Welcome to Ahead of the Curve, I'm Jason Buck from Mutiny Fund, and today it's my pleasure to sit down with Chris Cole from Artemis Capital

and talk about all things long volatility. Looks like it's a beautiful day in

there in Austin Chris how is it treating you? It's beautiful but a little hot so this time of year in Austin Texas can be a little

trying but sunny as always done great I was going to start with an easy question, but it actually might be a very difficult question to answer.

You know, you have popularized the idea of long volatility.

I think that your white papers and everything have brought the idea into the zeitgeist of what long volatility is and why people

should have it in their portfolios.

But just a simple idea is, what do you think long volatility is?

How do you define long volatility? What kind of philosophy do you define long volatility what kind of philosophy do you think

long volatility entails? Volatility in markets being long volatility in

markets is one thing being long volatility in life follows that, and they're very similar.

It simply means making change work to your benefit.

And usually that involves paying maybe some sort of small upfront cost to

transform any type of extreme change in whatever direction to work in your favor.

Obviously in markets when your long volatility you're long an option and you could profit from an extreme movement to the right or the left tail.

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