C from the BSM model
european call
d1 from the BSM model
(ON FORMULA SHEET)
d2 from the BSM model
getting from an annually compounded rate to continuously
ln (1+ annually compounded rate)
put call parity
stochastic
just means random
Properties of stochastic processes
key properties of the Brownian motion (definition)
Itô’s Lemma
first derivative multiplied by dX and then 0.5 of second derivative multiplied by dt
key assumptions behind BSM
log returns
varying standard deviation
increase = increased value
higher standard deviation = greater upside risk
calculating implied standard deviaiton
trial & error
if value < C then increase std deviation
if value > C then decrease std deviation
std deviation = 0.5 good starting
Brownian Motion & Standard form of scaled BM with drift & pricing options
BM with drift equation
BM with drift scaled equation