Options
Information
The
online Java Option Pricer can be used to determine the theoretical
value of an option based on the current underlying price,
number of days remaining to expiration, volatility, interest
rate, and strike price. Knowing the theoretical (or fair)
value of an option can help you to determine whether the option
is over or under-valued when compared to the current trading
price. See instructions on using the Option Pricer below.
You
can use our online Java Option Pricer as follows:
| 1.
Enter the current Underlying Market Price of the asset
you wish to analyze. |
| 2.
Enter the number of days remaining to option expiration. |
| 3.
Enter the statistical volatility of the asset (this number
is a value between 0.00% and 150.00%.) |
| 4.
Enter the interest rate (10-year yield). |
| 5.
Enter the strike (exercise) price of your option. |
| 6.
Enter the option type - either Call or Put. |
| 7.
Enter the option pricing model you'd like to use. A pricing
model is a mathematical formula used to determine the
theoretical value of an option. |
| 8.
Hit the Calculate button to produce the results. |
For
more Information about InvestSoft's more advanced options
analysis product, OptionAnalyzer
Pro, please see their website.
This program (applet)
is provided as is, without any representation or warranty
of any kind, either express or implied, including without
limitation any representations or endorsements regarding the
use of, the results of, or performance of the program, its
appropriateness, accuracy, reliability, or correctness. The
entire risk as to the use of this program is assumed by the
user and/or site visitor. PFG
does not assume
liability for the use of this program. In no event will
PFG
be liable for additional direct or indirect damages including
any lost profits, lost savings, or other incidental or consequential
damages arising from any defects, or the use or inability
to use this program, even if PFG
has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Neither
the information provided, nor any opinion expressed, constitutes
a recommendation to purchase or sell a security, or to provide
investment advice. Options involve risks and are not suitable
for all investors.
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