What is the Omega ratio?

The omega ratio was first proposed by Keating and & Shadwick (2002). Formally, the ratio is defined as the probability-weighted ratio of gains versus losses for a given minimum acceptable return. To calculate the omega ratio, we make use of the ‘cumulative distribution function’ of the returns of the security we want to analyze.

How do I use the omega-3 calculator?

You will need to take a Omega-3 Blood test to find out your level in order to use the Omega-3 Calculator. The Omega-3 Index Tests measure the amount of EPA and DHA in the blood using a simple finger prick collection method that you can do at home.

What is Omega & how does it work?

Omega is an options "Greek" that measures the percentage change in an option's value with respect to the percentage change in the underlying price.

What does Omega mean in option trading?

The third derivative of the option price, Omega measures the effect of an option's leverage. Omega is not always referenced among option Greeks. This variable is used most often by option market makers or other sophisticated, high-volume option traders. Traders use options for many reasons, but one of the most important is leverage.