Options: Black-Scholes, Warrant, Black Model, Option, Real Options Valuation, Binomial Options Pricing Model, Employee Stock Option

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 87. Chapters: Black-Scholes, Warrant, Black model, Option, Real options valuation, Binomial options pricing model, Employee stock option, Option style, Stock option return, Singapore Mercantile Exchange, Call option, Binary option, Swaption, Covered call, Box spread, Put option, Buy-write, Iron condor, Bond option, Volatility smile, Stochastic volatility, Foreign exchange option, Put-call parity, Backspread, CBOE DJIA BuyWrite Index, Barrier option, Asian option, Option naming convention, Finite difference methods for option pricing, Straddle, Volatility arbitrage, Binary options platform, SABR Volatility Model, CBOE S&P 500 BuyWrite Index, Options strategies, Covered warrant, Pin risk, Stock Appreciation Right, CBOE S&P 500 PutWrite Index, Moneyness, Credit spread, Equity derivative, Exotic option, Incentive stock option, Greenspan put, Trinomial tree, Options spread, Range accrual, Option time value, Bull spread, Option symbol, Married put, Kansas City Board of Trade, Low Exercise Price Option, Timer Call, Butterfly, Callable bond, Bear spread, Strike price, Naked call, Net volatility, Naked put, Options arbitrage, Mountain range, Risk reversal, Strangle, Turbo warrant, Synthetic position, Credit default option, Puttable bond, Calendar spread, Option screener, Rainbow option, Ratio spread, LEAPS, Phantom Stock, Pair options, Debit spread, Cliquet, Commodore option, Put/call ratio, Compound option, Lattice model, Options writing, Chooser option, Iron butterfly, Jump diffusion, Vertical spread, Contingent value rights, Interest rate guarantee, Valuation of options, Ascot, Cash or share option, Combinations, Smooth pasting, Basket option. Excerpt: The Black-Scholes model (pronounced ) is a mathematical model of a financial market containing certain derivative investment instruments. From the model, one can deduce the Black-Scholes...

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First published September 6, 2011