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+Where to Find Option Greeks
+There are many sources from which to obtain greeks. The Internet is an
+excellent resource. Googling “option greeks” will display links to over four
+million web pages, many of which have real-time greeks or an option
+calculator. An option calculator is a simple interface that accepts the input
+of the six variables to the model and yields a theoretical value and the
+greeks for a single option.
+Some web sites devoted to option education, such as
+MarketTaker.com/option_modeling , have free calculators that can be used
+for modeling positions and using the greeks.
+In practice, many of the option-trading platforms commonly in use have
+sophisticated analytics that involve greeks. Most options-friendly online
+brokers provide trading platforms that enable traders to conduct
+comprehensive manipulations of the greeks. For example, traders can look
+at the greeks for their positions up or down one, two, or three standard
+deviations. Or they can see what happens to their position greeks if IV or
+time changes. With many trading platforms, position greeks are updated in
+real time with changes in the stock price—an invaluable feature for active
+traders.