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The Law of Large Numbers shows why small backtests deceive traders. Short-term results are unreliable due to noise, and extensive testing is essential.
Vincent Vis, options trader and former market maker at Optiver and IMC Trading, broke down how markets actually work in practice — from trading philosophies and risk management to volatility and the moments when models break down, at AQS's recent Options Deep Dive event.
Black-Scholes assumes constant volatility, but real markets don't. This article explores how market makers model and trade the implied volatility surface.

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