Share options and option pricing (part 2) - ACCA (AFM) lectures

[@user-up7mm4ts1s]

15:00 so either way, whether the D1 is bigger or smaller than 0, you just add 0.5 isn't it? because -0.2357 + 0.5 and 0.5 - 0.2357 is the same

[@Abbas-oj6ne]

25:19

[@daveohare301]

Why are some of these videos posted 4 years ago and some only 10 months ago?

[@opentuition]

If a topic is still examinable and has not changed, then there is no point in re-recording it!!

[@daveohare301]

@@opentuition Ofcourse! Many thanks for your help and resources

[@opentuition]

@@daveohare301 You are welcome :-)

[@samawan5931]

How to solve on excel

[@AniaRoter]

In the CBE you can use the following spreadsheet functions: LN, EXP, and NORMSDIST to calculate the option value