Hello Everyone!
First post! (Yay!) Sorry if this is fairly basic, but for some reason its not panning out as expected when calculating future approximate pricing for SPX options. For example:
Assuming a increase of 50 points on the index, and using the SPX US 05/18/13 P1525 option with the following parameters:
Last Price Historic Vol Implied Vol Vol Spread Delta Gamma Theta Vega
$25.60 11.73 13.05 1.32 -0.396 0.069 -0.276 2.528
Plugging into the Delta-Gamma approximation formula of:
C(St+h) = C(St) + є∆(St) + (1/2)є2Γ(St)
results in: $25.60 + (50)*(-0.396) + 0.5*0.069*(50^2) = $92.52
Does this method not work for index options?!
Thanks in advance
First post! (Yay!) Sorry if this is fairly basic, but for some reason its not panning out as expected when calculating future approximate pricing for SPX options. For example:
Assuming a increase of 50 points on the index, and using the SPX US 05/18/13 P1525 option with the following parameters:
Last Price Historic Vol Implied Vol Vol Spread Delta Gamma Theta Vega
$25.60 11.73 13.05 1.32 -0.396 0.069 -0.276 2.528
Plugging into the Delta-Gamma approximation formula of:
C(St+h) = C(St) + є∆(St) + (1/2)є2Γ(St)
results in: $25.60 + (50)*(-0.396) + 0.5*0.069*(50^2) = $92.52
Does this method not work for index options?!
Thanks in advance