I realize now I did not state the question properly. OK, lets say a stock is priced at $300. A $300 put cost $1.50 and a $300 call is $3.50, same expiration date. Does that mean the market is pricing the options as if the stock will rise?
I agree, using more than one indicator based on say, price for example. They will all pretty much give you the same reading. Unfortunately some people take these multiple indicators as "independent" results but they are all "dependent" on the same base (pricing as the base for this example). I...
Opinions wanted, say a stock is priced at $300, an at the money put is $305 and an at the money call is $310, both same time frame say 7 days. Is the market saying, at this time the bias is bullish on this stock? Or does that not hold true?