
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.1947870
An analytic study of liquidity limitations point out to option prices increase/decrease via volatility enhancements/suppressions for short and long portfolios respectively. We use asymptotics of long and short expirations along with non-perturbative considerations and present some practical approximations for simple estimates.
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