A. Use the implied volatility of at-the-money options because the estimation of the volatility is more reliable.
B. Use the average of the implied volatilities for the traded options for which you have data because all options should have the same implied volatility with Black-Scholes and you don't know which one is the right one.
C. For each option, use the implied volatility of the most similar option traded on the market.
D. Use the historical volatility because doing so corrects for the pricing mistakes in the option market.
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