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So it's "buy low, sell high" - but for options, not stocks? [ed: that's to say, you need a way to get more/accurate pricing information than reflected in the m
by e12e 9y ago
So it's "buy low, sell high" - but for options, not stocks?
[ed: that's to say, you need a way to get more/accurate pricing information than reflected in the market - but for options, not assets]
- aerovistae 9y agoYes, this is how the guy I was referring to explained it to me~ he created a pricing model to predict errors/inaccuracies in the market's model, and was thus able to know when an option was likely to move towards a different price to correct itself.
- philipodonnell 9y agoYes, but its sort of changing the definition of high and low from price (with stocks) to volatility (with options) and having the expertise to trade volatility like that without _accidentally_ trading on price.