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+Chapter 40: Advanced Concepts 
+FIGURE 40-2. 
+Delta comparison, with XYZ = 50. 
+100 
+75 
+~ ai 50 
+0 
+25 
+40 
+TABLE 40-2. 
+45 50 55 
+Strike Price 
+60 65 
+Delta comparison - varying time remaining with XYZ = 50. 
+Delta 
+Strike Price t = 1 year t = 6 months 
+40 92 97 
+45 79 83 
+50 61 57 
+55 41 30 
+60 25 12 
+65 14 4 
+851 
+t = 3 months 
+99 
+90 
+55 
+18 
+3 
+0 
+For futures options, the term "shares per option" would be replaced by "shares 
+per contract," which is always 1. This is the risk measurement of how much market 
+exposure the option position has. Whether called position delta, ESP, or EFP, one 
+uses the deltas of the individual options in his portfolio to calculate the overall expo­
+sure. By summing the calculations for each item in a position, or even in an entire 
+option portfolio, one can approximate how much market exposure the entire option