OIPD computes the market's expectations about the probable future prices of an asset, based on information contained in options data.
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OIPD computes the market's expectations about the probable future prices of an asset, based on information contained in options data.
A package that utilises QT and OpenGL graphics to visualise realtime 3D volatility surfaces and analytics.
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Closed-form solutions and fast calibration & simulation for SABR-based models with mean-reverting stochastic volatility
python pacakge for volatility models with automatic differentiation
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Fast and vectorised pricer and implied volatility fitters for Black-Scholes and Merton models
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Determine implied volatility according to Black-Scholes dynamics.
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Python tool that analyzes market sentiment based on option metrics
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Implied volatility surfaces from SPX option chains data (both calls and puts), interpolation for continuous querying, and GUI to visualize surfaces and calculate Black-Scholes prices and IVs
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A Python project that visualizes a 3D implied volatility surface for options on any ticker symbol. Configurable inputs include risk-free rate, dividend yield, and strike price range. Ideal for analyzing how volatility varies with time to expiry, moneyness, and strike price.
Computing implied volatility by Newton-Raphson method
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