Hi, I have had a quick search but not found the answer. When pricing options using the binomial method, are you supposed the discount future option pricing back to current node using relevant discount rates? I have seen an example where this is not done (the current value is just a weighted...
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I am trying to understand the answer for this problem:
The current price of a stock is $30. In each of two time steps, where each time step is three months, the stock may go up by 8% or down by 8%. For example, the stock might go up twice in a row to realize a price of $30*1.08*1.08 =...
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I have a question regarding the calculation of binomials:
1. The stock price is currently $80. The stock price annul up-move factor is 1.15. The risk-free is 3.9%. the value of a 2-year European call option with an exercise price of $62 using a two-step binomial model is closest to:
a...
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