Market Volatility
Making Option Volatility Work For You
Volatility is one of six variables used to price options, but it’s the only one that’s not universally accepted by all market participants. So it’s a must-know factor.
Calculating options volatility can be done in various ways. Some traders like to use a 10-day, 30-day, or 50-day historical volatility in pricing options, while others like to use the current at-the-money implied volatility of the front-month options. However it’s calculated, the idea is to buy when the volatility is low.
Making Option Volatility Work For You Articles on Smart Profits Report:
The Market Volatility Index: Using The VIX To Straddle And Strangle Stock Options
The VIX and VXO: How You Could Have Predicted The Market’s Recent Meltdown
Fast and Furious Volatility is Back in a Big Way: How To Profit Using Leg Spreads & The VIX
Volatility Trading: Combat & Survive the Market’s Volatility Swings
Stock Market Volatility: Three Ways to Combat Volatility’s "Radical" Shift
Market Volatility: How to Pay $27 for a $50 Stock
Implied Volatility: The Impact of Beta on Your Option Positions
The VIX Index: Instant Access to the World’s ‘Best Contrarian Indicator’
Understanding Options Risk: How to Beat the "Volatility Premium" on Options
Option Volatility: A Free Tool for Finding the Best Option Bargains
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