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    Default Option Pricing Calculator

    Does anyone use an option pricing calculator? Or are you just guessing? I use this one but the market maker never gives it to me anyway

    http://www.asia-etrading.com/tools/o...calculator.php

    If you are unsure how to use leave a message.

    Any other ones out there?

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    Default Re: Option Pricing Calculator

    Here's one if no dividend: http://www.hoadley.net/options/optiongraphs.aspx

    ...and this one to include dividends: http://www.hoadley.net/options/optiongraphs.aspx?divs=Y

    lots of info on this site

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    Unhappy Re: Option Pricing Calculator

    Hi,

    Do you guys know how to use the CBOE option calculator?
    http://www.cboe.com/LearnCenter/OptionCalculator.aspx

    If it is an american put option,
    What are the input parameters for:
    -Price
    -Strike
    -days to expiration
    -dividend
    -first dividend date

    Please help!!!

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    Default Re: Option Pricing Calculator

    ASX can calculate theoretical fair value for you
    all you do is pick an option series

    http://www.asx.com.au/opc/OpcStart?Mode=T
    "Invincibility lies in the defense; the possibility of victory in the attack." Sun Tzu

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    Default Re: Option Pricing Calculator

    Quote Originally Posted by shyienz View Post
    Hi,

    Do you guys know how to use the CBOE option calculator?
    http://www.cboe.com/LearnCenter/OptionCalculator.aspx

    If it is an american put option,
    What are the input parameters for:
    -Price
    -Strike
    -days to expiration
    -dividend
    -first dividend date

    Please help!!!
    What are you doing with options if you don't know these value :-)
    you also missed implied volatility.

    Price = current stock price
    Strike = Strike price ...price you agree to buy/sell regardless of the underlying stock price
    Day to expiration = how long your options contracts got till it expire
    Dividend = Dividend amount paid
    First Dividend Date = Stock first ex-dividend date

    Dont mess with options if you don't understand it.... it is a derivatives with consequences.

    You haven't attend to one of those seminars or saw those TV ads where they advertise you can generate income from options or make big bucks have you ?
    "Invincibility lies in the defense; the possibility of victory in the attack." Sun Tzu

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