HanRiverWave
Mon Jul 01 2024
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5 answers
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Why is Vega highest at the money?
Could you elaborate on why Vega, a measure of sensitivity to changes in volatility, tends to be highest when a financial instrument or derivative contract is "at the money?" This observation seems counterintuitive, as one might expect Vega to be highest when the contract is deeply in or out of the money. However, I'm curious to understand the underlying logic. Could you explain how the pricing dynamics and risk exposure of at-the-money contracts contribute to Vega's peak? Additionally, is there a specific mathematical or theoretical basis for this phenomenon, or is it merely an empirical observation? Thank you for your insight.
BusanBeautyBloom
Wed May 22 2024
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6 answers
1259
Why is THETA highest at the money?
Could you please explain why THETA is currently trading at its highest point in terms of market capitalization? I'm interested in understanding the factors that are driving its value upwards and what makes it stand out among other cryptocurrencies. Is it due to its unique technology, widespread adoption, or perhaps some recent news or announcements? I'd also like to know if there are any potential risks or challenges that investors should be aware of when considering investing in THETA. Thank you for your insights.
