a. We can use excel in following manner to calculate the value of call option and put option:
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INPUTS |
Outputs |
Value |
|
|
Standard deviation (Annual) σ |
15.00% |
d1 |
0.0601 |
|
Expiration (in Years) T |
0.08 |
d2 |
0.0168 |
|
Risk free rates (annual) r |
2.00% |
N(d1) |
0.5240 |
|
Current stock price (S) |
$50.00 |
N(d2) |
0.5067 |
|
Strike price (K) |
$50.00 |
B/S call Price |
0.9052 |
|
Dividend yield (annual) |
0 |
B/S Put Price |
0.8220 |
Call Price = $0.9052
Put Price = $0.8220
b. Strike price is increased from $50 to $55
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INPUTS |
Outputs |
Value |
|
|
Standard deviation (Annual) σ |
15.00% |
d1 |
-2.1410 |
|
Expiration (in Years) T |
0.08 |
d2 |
-2.1843 |
|
Risk free rates (annual) r |
2.00% |
N(d1) |
0.0161 |
|
Current stock price (S) |
$50.00 |
N(d2) |
0.0145 |
|
Strike price (K) |
$55.00 |
B/S call Price |
0.0123 |
|
Dividend yield (annual) |
0 |
B/S Put Price |
4.9207 |
Call Price = $0.0123
Put Price = $4.9207
c. Doubling the time of maturity form one month (1/12 =0.08 years) to two months (=2/12 =0.17 years). Strike price is assumed at original level ($50)
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INPUTS |
Outputs |
Value |
|
|
Standard deviation (Annual) σ |
15.00% |
d1 |
0.0851 |
|
Expiration (in Years) T |
0.17 |
d2 |
0.0238 |
|
Risk free rates (annual) r |
2.00% |
N(d1) |
0.5339 |
|
Current stock price (S) |
$50.00 |
N(d2) |
0.5095 |
|
Strike price (K) |
$50.00 |
B/S call Price |
1.3043 |
|
Dividend yield (annual) |
0 |
B/S Put Price |
1.1379 |
Call Price = $1.3043
Put Price = $1.1379
Formulas used in excel calculation:

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1a. For a stock trading at $50 with 15% volatility and 2% risk free interest rate, find the prices of a one month put and call options with a strike price of $50. Determine the effect on both the put and call of increasing the strike price to $55 Determine the effect of doubling the time to maturity
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