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zeta

 
('tə, zē'-) pronunciation
n.
The sixth letter of the Greek alphabet.

[Greek zēta, of Phoenician origin.]


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derivative pricing model that measures the effect of volatility.
Used interchangeably with vega and also with kappa, Omega, and sigma prime.

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1. A closed or small chamber.
2. A room over a porch of an early Christian church, where the porter or sexton lived and where documents were kept.



symbol: ζ (lower case) or Ζ (upper case); the sixth letter of the Greek alphabet. For uses see Greek alphabet.

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