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5-001 Bid-Ask spreads of stock options
Bid-ask spreads are very important for option trading. They can reach 100% and more. A statistical analysis of option spreads is performed. A simple equation describing dependence of spreads on the option price has been derived.
5-002 Trade "Volatility", not "The Market"
Contributed by Lawrence McMillan, the author of the option Bible: Options as a Strategic Investment
5-003 Open Interest / Trading Volume ratios as buy-sell signals
Alan Friedman showed that open interest and option   trading volume can produce a very reliable buy-sell signals.
5-004 Analysis of the Black-Scholes model
Educational article. How important are the parameters of the model
5-005 Annual volatility versus shorter period volatility
Is it possible to calculate the annual stock price volatility using 3 month price history?
5-006 Implied volatility of call and put options
Implied volatility of put and call options are different. Is it important?
5-007 Option returns versus stock returns
What is better: trading stocks or trading options? Risk/return analysis.
5-008 Outside days: the secret code among traders!
Alan Friedman presents his second article about new stock and option trading strategy.
5-009

Maturity and Money-ness Effect on Bid-Ask Spreads of Equity Index Options
Asitha Kodippili presents an empirical analysis of bid-ask spread for S&P 500 options







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