Introduction to binomial option pricing model: two-step (FRM T4-6)

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[@stevek2389]

I thought that u = 1/d so would be 0.909090 etc. but if I do this with risk free rate of 0 I get expected value of price not being 20 exactly and thought that with risk free rate being 0 expected value of price should equal the original price of 20. What is my misunderstanding?

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My next video in the playlist introduces the (better) innovation of u = 1/2; i.e., where we implicitly assume that the geometric (aka, continuous) returns are normally distributed. See kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5OvhWqLpJxnhtE

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Thank you ! I watched your second video and it worked out perfectly when I plugged in numbers to my program.

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