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发表于 2012-3-22 14:17
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Jessica Fassler, options trader, recently wrote two put options on two different underlying stocks (AlphaDog Software and OmegaWolf Publishing), both with a strike price of $11.50. The probabilities that the prices of AlphaDog and OmegaWolf stock will decline below the strike price are 65% and 47%, respectively. The probability that at least one of the put options will fall below the strike price is approximately:
We calculate the probability that at least one of the options will fall below the strike price using the addition rule for probabilities (A represents AlphaDog, O represents OmegaWolf):
P(A or O) = P(A) + P(O) − P(A and O), where P(A and O) = P(A) × P(O)
P(A or O) = 0.65 + 0.47 − (0.65 × 0.47) = approximately 0.81 |
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