Exercise 5.2 Suppose you pay 5 to buy a European (K = 100, t = 1/2) put option on a given security. Assuming a nominal annual in- terest rate of 6 percent, compounded monthly, find the present value of your return from this investment if (a) S(1/2) = 102; (b) S(1/2) = 98.
Exercise 5.2 Suppose you pay 5 to buy a European (K = 100, t = 1/2) put option on a given security. Assuming a nominal annual in- terest rate of 6 percent, compounded monthly, find the present value of your return from this investment if (a) S(1/2) = 102; (b) S(1/2) = 98.
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Exercise 5.10 Use the law of
one price to prove the put-
call option..Exercise 5.11 T.
5.3
Exercises
Exercise 5.1 Suppose you pay 10 to buy a European (K = 100, t = 2)
call option on a given security. Assuming a continuously compounded
nominal annual interest rate of 6 percent, find the present value of your
return from this investment if the price of the security at time 2 is
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Exercise 5.17 Say whether
each of the following
statements is always true,..
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Consequently, from (15.11)
and (15.12) we see that, if S..
(a) 110;
(b) 98.
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Moreover, Equation (15.10)
also implies that...(15.10)...(...
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Corollary7.5.1 C(s,t,K,0,r)is...
Proof.(a)FromProposition7..
Exercise 5.2 Suppose you pay 5 to buy a European (K= 100,
t = 1/2) put option on a given security. Assuming a nominal annual in-
terest rate of 6 percent, compounded monthly, find the present value of
your return from this investment if
1 (a) The pre
O) -10
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55.21 .. 53.14 52.91 53.62
53 53.69 55.11 56.74 55.2..
(a) S(1/2) = 102;
(b) S(1/2) = 98.
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5.2 (a) -5; (b)2e
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64.25 . 53.64 60.03 53.95
61.51 55.14 60.89 54.28 62..
Exercise 5.3 Suppose it is known that the price of a certain security
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