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fOptions American options Implied Volatility

On 17 May 2011, at 11:36, msalese wrote:

            
this means that f() never crosses zero, either always negative or always positive. This happens a bunch of times when you try to estimate IV from, say, a "wrong" model or if market prices are way too off the theoretical (up to the wrong model for these data) price.

no real clue, just some experience

stefano
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