13. An options trader purchases 1000 1-year at-the-money calls on a non-dividendpaying stock with S0 = $100,
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13. An options trader purchases 1000 1-year at-the-money calls on a non-dividendpaying stock with S0 = $100, α = 0.20, and σ = 0.25. Assume the options are priced according to the Black-Scholes formula and r = 0.05.
a. Use Monte Carlo (with 1000 simulations) to estimate the expected return, standard deviation, skewness, and kurtosis of the return on the call when it is held until expiration. Interpret your answers.
b. Repeat for an at-the-money put.
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Derivatives Markets Pearson New International Edition
ISBN: 978-1292021256
3rd Edition
Authors: Robert L. Mcdonald
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