Spreads with the same params for Call and Put have at expiration the same payoff Example: Spot=2, DTE=90 Short: Strike=5, IV=150 Long: Strike=3, IV=150 Applying this to Puts gives the same payoff at expiration as for Calls. For Calls this relation has to hold always: Premium >= max(0, Spot - Strike) If not, then the quoted Premium is wrong/fake/fraudalent. Ie. this formula helps to detect buggy Bid or Ask. For Puts this relation has to hold always: Premium >= max(0, Strike - Spot) If not, then the quoted Premium is wrong/fake/fraudalent. Ie. this formula helps to detect buggy Bid or Ask. ...
SHIT !!!! No Tits! No hot babes! Just boring Spreads!!!!!! Just Call here and Put it there!!!!! What an useless thread! Next tittie thread please!
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