|
In stock, usually dispatched within 24 hours
|
- Product code: 14741
- ISBN: 0471436410,
ISBN13: 9780471436416,
352 pages, Disk + Hb
Published by John Wiley & Sons Inc on 2002
, 1st Rate this book...
Rating: 0.0/5 (0 votes cast)
|
|
|
|
|
Description of Option Pricing |
A intuitive and powerful approach to mastering one of the most important options trading tools In 1997, the Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded for the work that led to Black-Scholes Options-Pricing Theory. Black-Scholes has become the dominant way of understanding the relationships among options prices, stock forecasts, and expected stock-market volatility. Option Pricing: Black-Scholes Made Easy, a book and interactive, animated tutorial, makes this sophisticated way of thinking accessible to everyday traders. Animations and simulations present the material in a simple, visual and interactive manner. They allow readers to understand easily and intuitively the concepts and outcomes of Black-Scholes and probability distributions. Black-Scholes Options-Pricing Theory revealed that investing in options is a probability game. Option Pricing: Black-Scholes Made Easy shows you your odds. Jerry Marlow (New York, NY) is a freelance financial writer and marketing consultant. For investment firms, he creates marketing and educational presentation that bridge the gap between how sophisticated financial mangers think about investing and how the firms' clients think about investing.
|
Contents of Option Pricing |
1. The True Logic of this World is in the Calculus of Probabilities
2. Getting Up and Running
3. Volatility
4. Every Financial Forecast is a Probability Distribution
5. Black-Scholes Asumptions (Part I).
6. Working with Geometric or Continuously Compounded Rates of Return
7. Expected Return
8. How Dividends Affect Price Paths and Forecasts
9. Option Outcomes, Probability Distributions, and Expected Returns
10. Option Pricing
11. Black-Scholes Assumptions (Part II)
12. Value of Early Exercise of American Options
13. Black's Approximation for Valuing American Options
14. Sensitivity of Option Values to Changes in Volatility, Spot Price of Underlying, Time to Expiration, and Risk-Free Rates
15. Using Options to Leverage Your Expected Return
16. Black-Scholes Assumptions (Part III)
17. Using the Animations to Assess Option Opportunities
18. What We Didn't Tell You
19. Using the Animation to Sell Options to Others
20. Risk Management and Value at Risk
21. An Investment Strategy
22. Navigating Through the Animations
|
About J. Marlow |
JERRY MARLOW is a freelance financial writer and marketing consultant. For investment firms he creates marketing and educational presentations that bridge the gap between how sophisticated financial managers and the firms' clients think about investing. Marlow lives in New York City.
|
 Buyers of Option Pricing also bought
Bulk buying
| If you need bulk copies of Option Pricing, or are interested in opening a corporate account, please contact us. |
|
Shopping basket