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+Chapter 39: Volatility Trading Techniques 823 
+FIGURE 39-3. 
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+What this method may be best used for is to complement the other methods 
+described previously, in order to give the volatility trader some perspective on how 
+volatile he can expect the underlying instrument to be; but it obviously has to be 
+taken only as a general guideline. 
+CHECK THE FUNDAMENTALS 
+Once these mispriced options have been found, it is always imperative to check the 
+news to see if there is some fundamental reason behind it. For example, if the options 
+are extremely cheap and one then checks the news stories and finds that the under­
+lying stock has been the beneficiary of an all-cash tender offer, he would not buy 
+those options. The stock is not going to go anywhere, and in fact will disappear if the 
+deal goes through as planned. 
+Similarly, if the options appear to be very expensive, and one checks the news 
+and finds that the underlying has a product up for review before a governmental 
+agency (FDA, for example), then the options should not be sold because the stock 
+may be about to undergo a large gap move based on the outcome of FDA hearings. 
+There could be any number of similar corporate events that would make the options 
+very expensive. The seller of volatility should not try to intercede when such events 
+or rumors are occurring.