Re:The Black-Scholes formula, explained (2019)
by whatever1 on Sunday April 11, 2021 @09:46PM
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The only thing it offers, is a common denominator for trading. The value predicted by the model itself is completely arbitrary. You have no clue today about tomorrows volatility or the the interest of a “risk free” instrument aka the central banker can show up tomorrow announcing -10% interest rates.
Btw when interest rates went negative for the first time, many trading shops were caught pants down, because of course their models did not have a provision for negative interest rates.
Btw when interest rates went negative for the first time, many trading shops were caught pants down, because of course their models did not have a provision for negative interest rates.