... Chapter 25
American Options
This and the following chapters form part of the course Stochastic Differential Equations for Fi-
nance II.
25.1 Preview of perpetual American put
dS = rS ... price
K - x
value
(K - L )
(x/L )
*
*
*
L
Figure 25.4: Solution to perpetual American put.
25.7 Value of the perpetual American put
Set
=
2r
2
; L
=
2rK
2
+2r
=
+1
K:
If
0 xL
,then...
... Chapter 5
Stopping Times and American Options
5.1 American Pricing
Let us first review the European pricing formula in a Markov model. Consider ...
0
S
0
= 2
0
+
5
4
1:36 , 4
0
= ,3
0
+1:70 =
0
= ,0:43
CHAPTER 5. Stopping Times and American Options
79
Using
0
= ,0:43
results in
X
1
H =v
1
S
1
H = 0:40;X
1
T=v
1
S
1
T=3:00
Now ... the previous
example, define...
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