Options glossary · The model
Black-Scholes limitations
It assumes continuous trading, which the closing bell rules out. It assumes one volatility, one distribution shape and no jumps. It is still used as a common language and a starting point: firms begin with it and build over the top, correcting the assumptions that hurt them most.
Where it comes up
Part 2 of the course, Option pricing: what goes into a price, the straddle approximation, Black-Scholes and where it stops being true. See the course →
The full picture
Three and a half hours with the man who traded these
Sven Hubens, ten years an options market maker at Optiver and Maven, adjunct faculty at The Options Institute at Cboe.
- 3h 32m of video in 58 chapters
- 128 slides
- Subtitles in 16 languages
- A certificate a firm can verify
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