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Options and Futures

Gamma

Delta, also known as the option's hedge ratio, is a vital measure in finance that indicates the rate of change in an option's price in response to a unit change in the underlying futures price. Essentially, it measures the sensitivity of an option's value to changes in the underlying asset's price. A higher delta means the option's value is more likely to change in tandem with the futures price, making it a key factor to consider in financial decision-making.

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