OIC Instructor Todd Wilemon of NYSE Arca delves into the topic of Volatility and its significance to the options investor. Through his discussion on the three types of volatility: Historical, Implied and Expected, Todd explains how each compares with one another, what happens when it is changing and how it can impact option pricing.
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OIC Instructor Todd Wilemon of NYSE Arca delves into the topic of Volatility and its significance to the options investor. Through his discussion on the three types of volatility: Historical, Implied and Expected, Todd explains how each compares with one another, what happens when it is changing and how it can impact option pricing.
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