EBK INVESTMENTS
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Chapter 20, Problem 7PS
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To calculate: The Price of 3 month put option on P.U.T.T stock at an exercise price of $100 if the risk interest rate is 10% p.a.
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Put-call parity: The put-call parity equation is used to calculate the put price. This equation says that the call option and exercise price is equal to the stock value and put option.
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Summary Introduction
To explain: Simple strategy of option for the future movement of stock prices and how far it will move to make a profit on initial investment.
Introduction: The social and economics factor affects the stock prices. Put-call parity is used to determine the value of the call option.
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