Question: In the Geometric Brownian Motion model for a commodity spot price with convenience yield (or for a stock paying continuous dividend rate ), we have:
In the Geometric Brownian Motion model for a commodity spot price with convenience yield(or for a stock paying continuous dividend rate ), we have:
dST/St=()dt+dWt
whereWis a (real world) Brownian motion. We know that forT > t,
E [STSt] = e()(Tt)
(a) Find the conditional variance var(STSt).
(b)Find the probability thatSincreases by at least % between timetandT. Does the answer depend on the valueSt , and why (or not)?
(c)Now suppose we have a Schwarz one-factor (i.e. exponential Ornstein-Uhlenbeck) model instead:St=eYt, whereYis an Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process:
dYt=Ytdt+dWt
Find E [STSt]
(d) In the Schwarz model, find the probability thatSincreases by at least % between timetandT.
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