@FDAXHunter: I was referring to options traders.....i don't usually take into account gamblers' opinions
anyway, i will ask it to my colleagues and will see
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Quote: " To be honest i dont know any professional traders who uses higher order greeks"
That's a bit of a dangerous quote dude. Sure, 97.5% (made up) of the time you use "non-exotic" greeks. However I made the experience that espacially for big flow books you save/rescue a helluva pnl if you keep an eye on higher order stuff (not only if the shit hits the fan).
Remember that guy who drowned while crossing a river which was no deeper than 1.5 m 97.5% of its width...
That's a bit of a dangerous quote dude. Sure, 97.5% (made up) of the time you use "non-exotic" greeks. However I made the experience that espacially for big flow books you save/rescue a helluva pnl if you keep an eye on higher order stuff (not only if the shit hits the fan).
Remember that guy who drowned while crossing a river which was no deeper than 1.5 m 97.5% of its width...
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Quote: "However I made the experience that espacially for big flow books you save/rescue a helluva pnl if you keep an eye on higher order stuff"
well, I will definitely have run some tests
thanks
well, I will definitely have run some tests
thanks
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Scenarii (or sometimes called [eg spot] ladders ) As Baltazar said,
You just calculate some quantity (NPV, delta, Vega etc) at different levels of spot/ volatility etc. So its giving you similar info to higher order greeks. Ie allowing you to anticipate what will happen for large moves of the underlying.
You just calculate some quantity (NPV, delta, Vega etc) at different levels of spot/ volatility etc. So its giving you similar info to higher order greeks. Ie allowing you to anticipate what will happen for large moves of the underlying.
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HyperVolatility: well, I will definitely have run some tests
Yes, run some "tests". Wait... what kind of tests?
Yes, run some "tests". Wait... what kind of tests?
The Figs Protocol.
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@FDAX: I meant I will start using them and I will see if they provide any improvement to my P&L.
I shouldn't have used the word "test". sorry
I shouldn't have used the word "test". sorry
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Exotics greeks like [img]/User%20Files/85/Latex-Equation-10477.gif[/img]-risk?
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Names like Charm and Color are confusing to a retard like me.