Hi Boffin 99 and Quiltman,
If we can work out an annualized volatility rate for now, that would by using the mathematical formula it would be of great advantage.
We can then use the fixed rate on today's rate V anticipated rate ( every ones guesstimate) to use an arbitrary figure to then "correctly" estimate an options figure.
If the SP goes down then we can downgrade the % and if the SP goes up we change the % again.
i for one am looking forward to our annualized volatility so I can use the good old calculator to project figures on a current rate. Hope everyone understands.
Kpax
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