Assume stock A costs $100 at t = 0 in a two-period world. There are two...

  

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Assume stock A costs $100 at t = 0 in a two-period world. There are two scenarios 1: good and bad. In the good scenario the stock price rises to 120 dollars and in the bad scenario stock price declines to 70. The probability of both these scenarios is p = 0.5. The annual riskless rate is 10%. Your broker offers you a call option with strike price of $110 for $4.60. Will you take up his offer? Why or why not? at t Assume stock A costs $100 at t = 0 in a two-period world. There are two scenarios 1: good and bad. In the good scenario the stock price rises to 120 dollars and in the bad scenario stock price declines to 70. The probability of both these scenarios is p = 0.5. The annual riskless rate is 10%. Your broker offers you a call option with strike price of $110 for $4.60. Will you take up his offer? Why or why not? at t