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(Inaccurately projects) Nothing is “priced in” and prices really highly on historical volatility One way to tell is to look at how nearer term options are pri
by vmception 5y ago
(Inaccurately projects)
Nothing is “priced in” and prices really highly on historical volatility
One way to tell is to look at how nearer term options are priced than LEAPS are. LEAP pricing is telling you nobody knows a damn thing and they are consistently undervalued.