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FIGURE 40-1.
Delta comparison, with XYZ = 50.
100
75
$
<ii 50
0 ',, .. ..........
Low-Volatility Stock ,
Part VI: Measuring and Trading Volatility
25 ', ', High-Volatility Stock
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0 L..L _______ .....L _______ __:::::i~~ ..... -..:L-_
40 45 50
TABLE 40-1.
55
Strike Price
60 65
Delta comparison for different volatilities with XYZ = 50 and
time = 3 months.
Delta
Strike Price Low-Volatility Stock High-Volatility Stock
40 100 94
45 93 78
50 51 53
55 11 29
60 1 13
65 0 5
referred to as EFP (equivalent futures position). To differentiate between the two
terms, the delta of the option is generally referred to as "option delta," while the ESP
or EFP is called "position delta." Recall that the position delta is computed accord­
ing to the following simple equation:
Position delta = Option's delta x Shares per option x Option quantity