Understanding Option Delta- Not As Simple As You Think

Keith Harwood, President and Chief Options Strategist for Option Hotline, will be joining us to discuss the importance of Option Delta and how it changes when market inputs change.

There's a lot more to Option Delta than you might think. As stock price moves, time passes, and option implied volatility changes, the Option Delta changes with it. In a market driven by risk aversion and panic selling one day, fear of missing out on the rally the next, and large changes in implied volatility throughout, it's important to understand how the Option Delta impacts returns.

Traders of every level can benefit by further improving their trading strategies with a better understanding of Option Delta, so don't miss out on this opportunity.

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Keith Harwood started his career in the options pits at the CBOE. As market technologies changed, he successfully transitioned to off-floor trading by constructing directional portfolios using options and futures as a market-maker, proprietary trader, and hedge fund trader.

He earned his MBA with Honors from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and enjoys sharing his expertise in Equity, Fixed Income, Commodity, and Cryptocurrency trading with the Option Hotline community.

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