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The Greeks
Today's Price: $495.00 |
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Would you ever even consider investing your hard-earned money in anything where you do not know the risks of that investment first?
This seems like a ridiculous question. However, a very high majority of option investors put their money into the market without being fully aware of all the risks. This is dangerous and unacceptable, and even worse… unnecessary.
The “Greeks” are an output of the Option Pricing Model. They are statistically based numbers. The “Greeks” identify and quantify the risks of an individual option (or a position) for an investor before the trade is made. They show how the option’s price will react to changes in the underlying stock’s price, level of implied volatility, and the passage of time.
Once you fully understand (and properly use) the “Greeks”, the “risky” image of options will evaporate for you. Unlike the media generated “risky investment” moniker that has been placed unfairly and inaccurately on options, the “Greeks” allow options to be the only true form of the perfect hedge. The proper use of the “Greeks” can minimize and control all levels of risk in a position.
Risk management has been (and will continue to be) a critical element in consistent profitability for individual investors. Understanding and properly using the “Greeks” allows you to control the risks of your positions effectively and precisely.
The “Greeks” Class will cover such topics as:
- Delta
- Gamma
- Vega
- Theta
- T-Del
- V-Del
- T-Gam
- V-Gam
- T-Theta
- V-Theta
- Variables affecting the Greeks
- How to use the Greeks to formulate hedging strategies
- Trumpification
This class is not currently available.
Please check back soon and check your email for
announcements about when this class will be released in 2010.
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