Y yip1997 Jun 22, 2006 #1 Hi, I heard we can use the delta to find the probability of option being expired. Anyone knows the exact formula? Thanks.
Hi, I heard we can use the delta to find the probability of option being expired. Anyone knows the exact formula? Thanks.
C chiguy Jun 22, 2006 #2 the lower the delta the less likely it will finish in the money... does this help...
Y yip1997 Jun 22, 2006 #3 Quote from chiguy: the lower the delta the less likely it will finish in the money... does this help... More... I knew that. I want the exact formula.
Quote from chiguy: the lower the delta the less likely it will finish in the money... does this help... More... I knew that. I want the exact formula.
G gbos Jun 22, 2006 #4 http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=44490&pagenumber=2 Regards
W WD40 Jun 22, 2006 #5 Quote from yip1997: I knew that. I want the exact formula. More... nothing is exact in options.
Z zxcv1fu Jun 22, 2006 #6 Do not need to waste your brain. You can check out each option"s probability in thinkorswim's software for free.
Do not need to waste your brain. You can check out each option"s probability in thinkorswim's software for free.
Y yip1997 Jun 22, 2006 #7 Quote from zxcv1fu: Do not need to waste your brain. You can check out each option"s probability in thinkorswim's software for free. More... I know some free software. I'm just curious why they are different. In some other software, you just need to enter S, X, IV, T. Other software requires you to have expected return u as well. Which one should I trust?
Quote from zxcv1fu: Do not need to waste your brain. You can check out each option"s probability in thinkorswim's software for free. More... I know some free software. I'm just curious why they are different. In some other software, you just need to enter S, X, IV, T. Other software requires you to have expected return u as well. Which one should I trust?