Hi David,
Regardind the first question of Hull's chapter 11, question no. 11.01:
according to the study notes, p formula is a function of: EXP(-r*t)-d/u-d=p. so:
u is: 42/40=1.05
d is: 38/40=0.95
p=EXP(-0.08*1/12)-0.95/1.05-.95=0.433
1-p=0.5669
according to that, the value of a call option should be: 1.29.
your answer puts 1-p as p, so the value of call option is 1.69.
What did I miss here?
Thanks,
Noa.
Regardind the first question of Hull's chapter 11, question no. 11.01:
according to the study notes, p formula is a function of: EXP(-r*t)-d/u-d=p. so:
u is: 42/40=1.05
d is: 38/40=0.95
p=EXP(-0.08*1/12)-0.95/1.05-.95=0.433
1-p=0.5669
according to that, the value of a call option should be: 1.29.
your answer puts 1-p as p, so the value of call option is 1.69.
What did I miss here?
Thanks,
Noa.