Balanced trading is calming zero-day volatility fears
UBS finds little evidence that 0DTE options exacerbate volatility
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UBS finds little evidence that 0DTE options exacerbate volatility
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Traders in the U.S. equity options market are expecting a larger-than-usual swing in Nvidia's shares following the chipmaker's quarterly results after the close on Wednesday, options market data showed. Nvidia options imply a nearly 11% swing for the shares, in either direction, by Friday, according to Trade Alert data. A move of that magnitude would be larger than the 8.6% average swing on the day after the chipmaker's results over the last eight quarters, but still well below the 24.4% jump after the last earnings report.
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