I remember when Anton was giving interview to him and said " volatility creates opportunity and opportunity creates money" and look at him today. made it so far. Importance of proper education and good mentors.
great presentation. It sums up a lot of my learning over years, done on my own, in just under 1 hour. well done. Ive learned a thing or two new too about options. Kudos Chris.great work.
Wow, my business statistics class was so valuable. I knew, when I learned about mathematicians utilizing 'charts' and 'algorithms' to help them decide where to put their money, that the answer was in Mathematics.
At any financial instrument, understanding and predicting volatility is a reason enough to consider this. Cant believe I am blessed to receive this for free
Forgive me ,may it is a very stupid question .my question is how the observed option price is getting calculated? how the option chain is showing some value of any strike price before even any transaction is getting happened ? Can any one please clarify that ?I am very new in option market but how IV is getting calculated is more or less clear from this discussion
4:15 Option A has a higher probabilistic value. However, Option B is the better choice if the player is down to his last $100 and the game will be played only once or twice. He stands to lose "everything", as opposed to making an easy $25 x 2 and using that $50 to buy food for a week.
Are the option greeks calculated based on the (IV which is computed first and then greeks) OR option greeks calculated based on the historical volatility?
First of all I watch this video start to End .. This video 99% to Technical for me to understand but I will try to understand. I already Send Request for the SpreadSheet. once I got that SpreadSheet I am going to watch again try to understand. I do not know others but for me it too hard to understand. May Be I need to unlock some part of my brain.
Forgive me asking stupid question here. Dose each asset has its own time series of returns? am I right? So basically for each asset do we have a separate time series?
it depends among the asset classes, if you're buying contracts or debt instruments you do have an expiry on them. if you trade in equities then definitely yes your's is a stupid question although there exists a convertible bond class where a bond eventually converts into shares depending on the bond policies, in there the expiry date of that type of an asset could be considered date of conversion.
Aw... you can't afford the classes so you leech 'em for free off youtube... only one regulating your growth is your broke, cheap ass... don't worry, it's ok, man.
I remember when Anton was giving interview to him and said " volatility creates opportunity and opportunity creates money" and look at him today. made it so far. Importance of proper education and good mentors.
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I'm here on the toilet listening to this gem
The best of UA-cam. Thanks for sharing this kind of content. I will purchase your education.
great presentation. It sums up a lot of my learning over years, done on my own, in just under 1 hour. well done. Ive learned a thing or two new too about options.
Kudos Chris.great work.
Wow, my business statistics class was so valuable. I knew, when I learned about mathematicians utilizing 'charts' and 'algorithms' to help them decide where to put their money, that the answer was in Mathematics.
Can you please guide ,where to look for the information you have stated it will be helpful and I will be grateful.
Are you kidding me??? GOLD. So nice of you guys to share so much valuable info for FREE 😀
Wish my Investment Analysis prof. would explain it this simple, hah! Appreciate the quality content :)
Where do you study?
@@SkopeeProductions I guess we’ll never know
Thank you ITPM
I sent a message on the website, really looking forward to learning this!
Great information and examples thanks itpm
At any financial instrument, understanding and predicting volatility is a reason enough to consider this. Cant believe I am blessed to receive this for free
You're not in the business of prediction.
Wow what a presentation. Great content ITPM.
incredible value, thanks guys
Thanks for the Goldie information❤
Forgive me ,may it is a very stupid question .my question is how the observed option price is getting calculated? how the option chain is showing some value of any strike price before even any transaction is getting happened ? Can any one please clarify that ?I am very new in option market but how IV is getting calculated is more or less clear from this discussion
Fantastic video
Thank you so much for the free video
Good Morning. Can I with this spreadsheet or on these sites find the standard deviation and calculate the Forex market volatility? If yes, how?
Great content form ITPM
Wow great stuff, this is high level instruction, I sent a message to get the handout I’ll let guys know if I get it! Thanks for the video!
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Can’t wait to use ml for this
4:15 Option A has a higher probabilistic value. However, Option B is the better choice if the player is down to his last $100 and the game will be played only once or twice. He stands to lose "everything", as opposed to making an easy $25 x 2 and using that $50 to buy food for a week.
a smoother equity curve with option b.
Are the option greeks calculated based on the (IV which is computed first and then greeks) OR option greeks calculated based on the historical volatility?
Implied
Chris is great!
Does someone know where you can get the charts?
This is too goooood
First of all I watch this video start to End .. This video 99% to Technical for me to understand but I will try to understand. I already Send Request for the SpreadSheet. once I got that SpreadSheet I am going to watch again try to understand. I do not know others but for me it too hard to understand. May Be I need to unlock some part of my brain.
Its unbelivable, with the econometrics in uni class. They will make you good money assume you put in the effort
Forgive me asking stupid question here. Dose each asset has its own time series of returns? am I right? So basically for each asset do we have a separate time series?
it depends among the asset classes, if you're buying contracts or debt instruments you do have an expiry on them. if you trade in equities then definitely yes your's is a stupid question although there exists a convertible bond class where a bond eventually converts into shares depending on the bond policies, in there the expiry date of that type of an asset could be considered date of conversion.
Love it!
What actions we can take based on greeks values ? Are there any channels that share that ?
BRAVO CHRIS!
Oh, thanks for this tutorial
How do I get the spreadsheet?
Great!! There is no options data for Russian stocks!!! How do I calculate implied volatility then?
pure gold..................... take note retail!!!
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thank you
You can't give this one away!!
Aw... you can't afford the classes so you leech 'em for free off youtube... only one regulating your growth is your broke, cheap ass... don't worry, it's ok, man.
May volatility slingshot me into new ath
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He has the most aristocratic name I've ever heard.
This guy is great but can also put you to sleep.