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call option
gives the holder the right to buy underlying asset by certain date for certain price
put option
gives holder the right to sell underlying asset by certain date for certain price
strike price or exercise price
the certain price in that contract
option premium
the price that the buyer pays for a call or put option
american options
can be exercised anytime up to expiry date
european options
can only be exercised on the option expiration date itself
option buyer
long position
option seller
short position or option writer
options on stocks usually controls ___ shares per contract, but quoted per share
100
example: a call option on stock xyz, strike price is $50, expiry is Nov 19th, quoted price is $2.30
total cost would be 100 × 2.30 = $230
long call
wants the stock price to go up
short call
wants the stock price to stay below strike price
long put
wants the stock price to go down
short put
wants stock price to stay above strike price
S0
current stock price
K
strike price of option
T
time to expiration of option
ST
stock price on the expiration date
r
risk-free interest rate (continuous compounding) for investment maturing in time T
D
present value of all dividends during option life
σ
volatility of stock price
C
american call option price
P
american put option price
c
european call option price
p
european put option price
call: S > K
call: in the money
call: S = K
call: at the money
call: S < K
call: out the money
put: S < K
put: in the money
put: S = K
put: at the money
put: S > K
put: out the money
put-call parity
the relationship between the price of a european call option and european put option that have the same strike price and expiry