S&P 500 Stock Market Gamma Trading Levels Based on Options Open Interest
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Fixed strike volatility is crucial in analyzing risk in options trading. Listen in to hear more about the importance of mitigating risks while trading.
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The video discusses the difference between fixed strike volatility and at-the-money volatility. While the VIX hit a one-month low, fixed strike volatility actually increased, which is crucial to consider for open positions. At-the-money volatility is used for predictions and analysis, while fixed strike is important for existing positions. A shift in mindset is necessary to understand the risks of fixed strike volatility, and gives examples of how it impacts trades and profits. Overall, being aware of both types of volatility is important for successful trading.
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