Volatility and Complex Strategies Flashcards

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Implied return volatility

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the volatility over the remaining life of an option price under assumption of risk-neutrality.

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Options Vegas

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indicates the sensitivity of an options value to a change in the volatility of the underlying asset.

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What is vega for deep in-the-money and out-of-the-money options?

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Zero

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Option Gammas

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Indicates the curvature in the relationship between the option price and the price of the underlying asset

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The main reason options sell above their intrinsic value?

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Due to Gamma

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Volatility diffusion risk

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accrual of small changes in volatility

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volatility skew

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indicates that options that differ by moneyness have different implied volatilities.

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volatility structure with a smile or a smirk

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is where out-of-the-money put options have higher levels of implied volatility than other options

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Short strangle

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a short call option and short put option on the same asset but with different strike prices.

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Short straddle

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a short call option and short put option on the same asset and with the same strike price

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iron butterfly

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short bull spread and a bear spread such that the two spreads share the same middle strike price.

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iron condor

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short out-of-the-money bull spread and an out-of-the-money bear spread.

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