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In a Myriad of Risks, Efficiency Looms Large

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There are two types of volatility in the market historical and implied. The big difference between the two is implied volatility is forward looking. Implied volatility tells you what the markets expects to happen going forward. Here are the opportunities when the market becomes too efficient…

Don Kaufman

Don Kaufman is options trader and educator. Former CBOE market maker, former Chief Derivatives Instructor at thinkorswim, and former Director of the Trader Group at TD Ameritrade. In 2015 he co-founded TheoTrade to teach traders how volatility, probability, and risk really work.

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