Vanna, Charm & Dealer Hedging Flows

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Understanding Options Greeks: Exploring Charm and Vanna

00:00 Introduction to Charm and Vanna
00:31 Understanding Delta
01:42 Exploring Charm: Delta Decay
02:01 Diving into Vanna: Sensitivity to Implied Volatility
02:40 Delta Hedging Explained
04:30 Charm: Time Decay in Action
06:08 Vanna: Impact of Implied Volatility
08:49 Market Maker Portfolio Example
11:44 Summary and Key Takeaways
12:41 SpotGamma Tools and Conclusion

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