Consider the BS model with S0=120,μ=0.2,r=0.04,T=1 and σ=0.3. The price of a call option with strike price K=100 is
S' = Stock price = |
120 |
D = Dividend yield = |
20.00% |
S = Stock price ajusted = S'*exp(D*t) = |
98.2476904 |
K = Strike price = |
100 |
r = rate = |
4% |
e = exponential value = exp(.) = |
2.71828183 |
t = time = |
1 |
s = standard deviation or volatility = |
30% |
* N(d1) is Normal distribution probability value |
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* N(d2) is Normal distribution probability value |
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Use normal distribution table |
d1 = (Ln(S/(K*exp(-r*t))+0.5*s^2*t)/(s*t^0.5)
=(LN(98.2476904/((100*EXP(-4%*1))))+0.5*30%^2*1)/(30%*1^0.5)
d1 = 0.224405 Hence, N(d1) = 0.5887790
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d2 = d1 - (s*t^0.5)
=0.224405-(30%*1^0.5)
d2 = -0.075595 Hence, N(d2) = 0.469871
.
C = S*N(d1)-K*exp(-r*t)*N(d2)
C =98.2476904*0.5887790-100*exp(-4%*1)*0.469871
C = 12.701
Price of call option = $12.701
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