Stock Option Greeks

This is a brief review of the option Greeks. They are sensitivities: what is the change in option price with respect to [stock price | volatility | rate | term]. Delta: change in option price with respect to stock pric. Gamma: change in delta with respect to stock price. Vega: with respect to volatility. Rho: with respect to rate. Theta: with respect to term

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  1. paracho10 March 9th

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    Excellent …
    Excellent explanation! Thank you!


  2. ImReallyTrying2 March 9th

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    very informative, …
    very informative, thanks for taking the time to post this, I’m a big fan.


  3. ydrohoos7 March 9th

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    excellent, thank …
    excellent, thank you very much


  4. johnolagues March 9th

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    Very Good …
    Very Good explanation of Options Greeks.


  5. bionicturtledotcom March 9th

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    Yes because gamma …
    Yes because gamma is rate of change of delta, so the Gamma plot is understood by rate of change in delta; e.g., gamma going to zero b/c delta is stabilizing.


  6. FormosaFinance March 9th

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    In exlaining Gamma, …
    In exlaining Gamma, it is repeatedly quoting Delta.


  7. FormosaFinance March 9th

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    When explaining …
    When explaining Gamma, it is repeatedly saying Delta.


  8. FormosaFinance March 9th

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    The 5th term should …
    The 5th term should be Theta.


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