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Case
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Reference no. UVA-F-1333
Published by: Darden Business Publishing
Originally published in: 2001
Version: 16 October 2012
Length: 2 pages
Data source: Published sources

Abstract

Louise Ito examines option-pricing data from the Wall Street Journal. She wants to make sure that she understands the basic principles behind option pricing and examines whether these prices are consistent with respect to the effects of strike price and maturity. She also computes the intrinsic and the time value for each of the options and compares their relative magnitudes with what theory suggests. This case is taught during the first day in a two-day sequence of teaching the fundamentals of option pricing (second-day case: Ito's Dilemma). The teaching note includes a teaching plan of how to effectively teach this case and includes several examples that highlight the determinants of option pricing.

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Abstract

Louise Ito examines option-pricing data from the Wall Street Journal. She wants to make sure that she understands the basic principles behind option pricing and examines whether these prices are consistent with respect to the effects of strike price and maturity. She also computes the intrinsic and the time value for each of the options and compares their relative magnitudes with what theory suggests. This case is taught during the first day in a two-day sequence of teaching the fundamentals of option pricing (second-day case: Ito's Dilemma). The teaching note includes a teaching plan of how to effectively teach this case and includes several examples that highlight the determinants of option pricing.

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