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great video ! one question, the Black-Scholes model was developed to value options under specific conditions including for stocks that pay no dividends, so why dividend yield is one of the six inputs?
Thank you! You are correct about the original model, but the model is easily EXTENDED to include dividends (by effectively reducing the stock price input; as the option holder forgoes dividends), the mathematical no-arb solution is not profoundly different as dividends can be parsed out as a known cash flow stream (although more complicated methods are available). Thanks,
I wanted to let you know that i've watched most of the videos that you've posted and you've inspired me to also become a teacher. thank you, you're doing a lot of people a great service.
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great video ! one question, the Black-Scholes model was developed to value options under specific conditions including for stocks that pay no dividends, so why dividend yield is one of the six inputs?
Thank you! You are correct about the original model, but the model is easily EXTENDED to include dividends (by effectively reducing the stock price input; as the option holder forgoes dividends), the mathematical no-arb solution is not profoundly different as dividends can be parsed out as a known cash flow stream (although more complicated methods are available). Thanks,
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r is interest rate. it is an input because the interest rate should factor into the price of the option.
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do you have binomial and trinomial?
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I've watched many videos. No one has clearly illustrated how to construct Binomial tree.
Black Scholes vs Black Scholes Merton?
Why not need to calculate Delta in two steps binomial tree?
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