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+Rho
+For all intents and purposes, rho is of no concern to Kim. In recent years,
+interest rate changes have not been a major issue for option traders. In the
+Alan Greenspan years of Federal Reserve leadership, changes in the interest
+rate were usually announced at the regularly scheduled Federal Open
+Market Committee (FOMC) meetings, with but a few exceptions. Ben
+Bernanke, likewise, changed interest rates fairly predictably, when he made
+any rate changes at all. In these more stable periods, if there is no FOMC
+meeting scheduled during the life of the call, it’s unlikely that rates will
+change. Even if they do, the rho with 44 days to expiration is only 0.023.
+This means that if rates change by a whole percentage point—which is four
+times the most common incremental change—the call value will change by
+a little more than $0.02. In this case, this is an acceptable risk. With 23 days
+to expiration, the ATM 35 call has a rho of only 0.011.