Intermediate
Delta and gamma as changing price exposure
Delta measures local directional exposure. Gamma explains why that exposure changes as the underlying moves. Neither is a fixed forecast.
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Intermediate
Delta measures local directional exposure. Gamma explains why that exposure changes as the underlying moves. Neither is a fixed forecast.
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Time, volatility and interest rates can change an option’s value even when the underlying price is unchanged. Read the model conventions before adding the effects.
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Implied volatility is backed out of option prices. Its pattern across strikes and expirations helps explain relative pricing, but does not reveal the future.
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An earnings announcement can move both the share price and option volatility. Evaluate the required move and the premium at risk before choosing a contract.
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