Black Scholes Option Pricing Model

[@mohammedabbasmoaiyadi5522]

Thanks a lot Frank! Really appreciate your tutoring on the subject.

[@ericmohler5609]

Excellent excellent tutorial. Thanks man!

[@davidponta3579]

Whoever needs it, if you use the "NORM.S.DIST" function on your D1 and D2 values, it gives you the values from the distribution table he did the complicated equation for.

[@birdsflying3617]

Very good, very understandable, at least! 😄

[@frankconway2407]

birds flying thank you 💯

[@ThatWookieGuy]

Thanks Frank. Was looking at the exam answers and the answers for that 2015 paper, the (r + σ^2/2)T was different, but it's cleared up know. Hopefully set well enough for that exam then

[@mff812]

Very nicely explained Thank you

[@AdsizOmer]

Can u please share a process of using black-scholes model on a data

[@celticmick3]

Hi Frank, Can you explain where I can find the exponential function required at approx 13:40 in the video? Thanks.

[@saurabhjain9420]

Can you share the excel

[@FrankConwayEconomicRockstar]

Hi Mike. The exponential figure is a constant value. A scientific calculator should have it as e to the power of x. I'll take a screen shot and post it here. www.dropbox.com/s/rbdcpkwak9qze7z/The%20exponential%20button.jpg?dl=0

[@dany1846]

Perfect!