PrintNumber | ErrorLocation | Error | Correction | DateAdded |
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1 | pii | First Printing January 2011 | Second Printing: March 2012 | 6/29/2011 |
1 | p20 | Figure 1.2 shows the same idea expressed graphically. | Figure 1.2 shows the same idea expressed graphically except here maximum loss doesnt consider the credit for the sale because we will only measure gain and loss relative to initial margin risk. |
2/29/2012 |
1 | p28 | Figure 1.4: Days and Price are on the wrong axis and need to be switched. | fixed | 2/29/2012 |
1 | p120 | Normally, when the S&P continues to fall, the VIX should continue to go down, especially since the market goes on to hit yearly lows. | Normally, when the S&P continues to fall, the VIX should continue to go up, especially since the market goes on to hit yearly lows. | 2/29/2012 |
1 | p122 | You sell March 975/1,000 puts and 1,175/1,200 calls with 63 days left for a 14% credit with 63 days until expiration. | You sell March 975/1,000 puts and 1,275/1,300 calls with 63 days left for a 14% credit with 63 days until expiration. | 2/29/2012 |
1 | p169 | On the put side dont even ask yourself the question; just go as low as you can and still make money, which is 550/540. | On the put side dont even ask yourself the question; just go as low as you can and still make money, which is 450/440. | 2/29/2012 |