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    APE and AMC conversion

    Could you help me understand why you believe the market values $AMC below $10 after the stock split and conversion? Do you opine that the $APE shares are overvalued because of the arbitrage opportunity? If the ape shares are overvalued because of the arbitrage, shouldn't this mean the $AMC...
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    Daily Changes of Fixed Strike Implied Volatility

    My objective is to find out whether the implied volatility of the (let's say) 4400 strike with a 30 Delta and 43IV has experienced a shift from yesterday to today. Perhaps all that's required of me is to: 40 IV t+1 - 43 IV t0 + 5 (negative) spot iv correlation | delta iv...
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    Daily Changes of Fixed Strike Implied Volatility

    Hello there, cheers once again :) I am grateful for your help. I completely slipped up and overlooked accounting for the IV for those 24h :banghead: Your formula presumes a sticky strike behaviour, if I'm not off the mark? Otherwise, wouldn't we need to consider the spot vol correlation? On...
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    Calculate Fair Implied vol

    What is the purpose? Using the Correlation as a signal that something is off with the implied volatility in KO or PEP? If it's the latter wouldn't you be able to scan for it directly?
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    Daily Changes of Fixed Strike Implied Volatility

    I'm endeavouring to work out the disparity in implied volatility of an identical strike 24h apart for a S&P500 option. My initial notion is to add up the alteration of delta, gamma, theta and the spot-volatility correlation vega + delta in the following manner: Price of the Option t0...
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    Adequate sample size?

    Google sample size t-tests and type 2 error
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    Arbitrage free volatility surface and negative implied dividend yield

    Wednesday eod, it seems the difference came from me taking the bid/ask vs last price. The last price was recorded ~1h before the close so I went with the bid/ask mid. Regarding the IV being to low: tough for me to say. I'm just starting to put my uni theory knowledge into practice, but...
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    Arbitrage free volatility surface and negative implied dividend yield

    Something that just occurred to me: I should be able to take the ln() of the forward formula forward= spot*e^(rfr-div-borrow rate), use the option implied forward and then solve for the aggregate of implied borrow and dividend rate
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    Arbitrage free volatility surface and negative implied dividend yield

    strike iv delta gamma rho theta vega 3975 0.2352 0.5067 0.0033 0.3228 -4.6071 2.0301 3970 0.2361 0.5233 0.0033 0.3332 -4.6244 2.0269 Fascinating fact about the arbitrageurs, I am utilizing FactSet's method for...
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    Arbitrage free volatility surface and negative implied dividend yield

    Cheers! I've attached the data I obtained from yfinance eod on the 11th when the market was closed. I used the bid/ask mid for calls and puts (the numbers read last Price, bid, ask). I can see how you arrived at your forward here from the pictures you've attached using the bid/ask mid for the...
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    Arbitrage free volatility surface and negative implied dividend yield

    the cash not the forward. I'm using the formula in Hull for the implied dividend implied dividend= -1/T * ln(c-p+Strike*e^(-rfr*T) / S(o))
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    Arbitrage free volatility surface and negative implied dividend yield

    I am currently trying to tidy up the implied volatility for options on the SPX and I am finding a negative yield for the SPX. The current spot is 3969.61, the strike is 3970, the risk-free rate is 0.047631 (calculated from zero coupon), the time to expiration is 0.016438 (expiration on 17th...
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