Binominal Model for Option Values Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

What is the hedge ratio?

A

It is the amount of the underlying you need to hold in order to have sufficient protection in your short position

Computation: value of call in up move - Value of call in down move / spot price in up move - spot price in down move

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2
Q

what does a positive hedge ratio imply

A

In order to create a riskless portfolio, you need to hold opposite positions in the derivative and the underlying

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3
Q

How do you work out call option after working hedge ratio?

A

H(Underlying) - Call option = Value

Then

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4
Q

How do you replicate a call and put stock?

A

Call: Short Call + Long Underlying
Put: Long Put + Long Underlying

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5
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What does the up move factor mean

A

If the stock rises, it goes up by X amount

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6
Q

What is risk neutral probabilities

A

The probability we need to be consistent of our initial valuation

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7
Q

how do you work out the down move

A

1 / UP move

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8
Q

how do you work out risk neutral probability of up move

A

1+Rf - Down move / Up - Down mov

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9
Q

how do you work out risk neutral probability of down move

A

1 - Risk Neutral Proability of down move

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10
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Value of Option calculation

A

= PV of expected payoff
Pay off = Probability * Payodd

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