2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.frl.2016.11.001
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How fundamental is the one-period trinomial model to European option pricing bounds. A new methodological approach

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“…One may notice that the European call is also under the trinomial tree model and its replication is like which in Theorem 3.1 hence overdetermined. oowever, the price of a call is rather "flexible" if it captures most payoffs [2,3]. By giving the degree of freedom to variables, we can calculate the second-best scenario and know the boundaries for pricing.…”
Section: Pricing the Call Optionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One may notice that the European call is also under the trinomial tree model and its replication is like which in Theorem 3.1 hence overdetermined. oowever, the price of a call is rather "flexible" if it captures most payoffs [2,3]. By giving the degree of freedom to variables, we can calculate the second-best scenario and know the boundaries for pricing.…”
Section: Pricing the Call Optionmentioning
confidence: 99%