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OIC is an industry resource provided by OCC. Since 1992, OIC has been dedicated to providing engaging and practical educational resources about the risks and potential benefits of exchange-listed options to a global audience of market participants.

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Options FAQ: How might corporate actions impact options?

Did you know that corporate actions like stock splits, mergers, acquisitions, and special dividends, among others, can change the terms of your options contract? ...Read more

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Volatility: Turning Chaos Into Potential Opportunities

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The Fundamentals of Options Pricing

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Understanding Volatility and Options

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Option Greek II: Theta, Vega and Rho

Pricing Models, Vega and Implied Volatility

Pricing Models, Vega and Implied Volatility

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Standard Deviations and Tail Risk

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The Rule of 16 – Deriving Daily Meaning from an Annual Volatility Metric

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Buying Options: Using Call Options as an Alternative to Buying Stock

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Navigating Options Disclosure Documents

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Navigating Options Disclosure Documents

Explore Option Concepts and Strategies

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