2. Suppose that over 1 year a stock price increases from $100 to $200. Over the subsequent...
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2. Suppose that over 1 year a stock price increases from $100 to $200. Over the subsequent year it falls back to $100.
a. What is the arithmetic return (i.e., (St+1− St)/St ) over the first year? What is the continuously compounded return (i.e., ln(St+1/St))?
b. What is the arithmetic return over the second year? The continuously compounded return?
c. What do you notice when you compare the first- and second-year returns computed arithmetically and continuously?
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Derivatives Markets Pearson New International Edition
ISBN: 978-1292021256
3rd Edition
Authors: Robert L. Mcdonald
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