The stock price of google on May 13, 2015 is 532.2. Prices of put options are shown below.
Strike Price | Sept 2015 |
525 | 9.06 |
550 | 24.39 |
575 | 43.79 |
What is the fraction of the put option's value (with strike price of $550) that comes from time value?
(Enter 11.4% as 0.114. Required precision 0.001 +/- 0.001)
The question asks us to find the time value portion of the Option value. Option Value consists of two parts. Intrinsic Value and Time Value. The below attached handwritten note will provide a better a better understanding of the concept and the question.
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