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Forecasting Volatility Using Historical Data
Applying modern option valuation theory requires the user to forecast the volatility of the underlying asset over the remaining life of the option, a formidable estimation problem for long maturity instruments. The standard statistical procedures using historical data are based on assumptions of sta
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