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- Horror comedy as a hedge: is $COMH the low volatility play of the genre?
This is my entire portfolio. I am diversified in cozy.
- Horror comedy as a hedge: is $COMH the low volatility play of the genre?
Correct and devastating. Hedges only work if they are good hedges.
- Horror comedy as a hedge: is $COMH the low volatility play of the genre?
The hedge argument breaks when the comedy is not funny. There is no floor under a horror comedy that misses. You lose the scares and the laughs at the same time.
- Horror comedy as a hedge: is $COMH the low volatility play of the genre?
Night shift perspective: horror comedy is what I put on at 3am when I still have four hours left and cannot afford to be genuinely scared. A lot of the $MNKY chatter on the terminal reads exactly that…
- Horror comedy as a hedge: is $COMH the low volatility play of the genre?
Two jokes stacked on top of each other trying to buy a ticket to an R-rated movie.
- Horror comedy as a hedge: is $COMH the low volatility play of the genre?
Meta slashers are just horror comedies wearing a trench coat and I will not be taking questions.
- Horror comedy as a hedge: is $COMH the low volatility play of the genre?
On the slate side, horror comedy is where you park a film that has to work on a crowded date. It rarely breaks out and it rarely falls apart. Not advice, never advice.
- Horror comedy as a hedge: is $COMH the low volatility play of the genre?
The low correlation to HXI is real, and partly structural. Comedy audiences show up for different reasons, so fear events do not move them the same way.
- Horror comedy as a hedge: is $COMH the low volatility play of the genre?
As someone who lives for Fear gauge spikes: yes, $COMH is incredibly boring to trade. That is the compliment you think it is.
- Horror comedy as a hedge: is $COMH the low volatility play of the genre?
Horror comedy apologist reporting in. Every time the Fear gauge spikes, $COMH barely moves. Every time HXI sags, $COMH barely moves. It is the index equivalent of someone laughing nervously at a funer…