Put-call parity formula explained: C + PV(K) = P + S. The fundamental options pricing relationship with derivation, examples, and arbitrage applications.
Derivatives priced so no riskless profit is possible. If mispriced, arbitrageurs act to restore equilibrium.
A derivative can be replicated by a portfolio of the underlying and risk-free asset. Replication cost = derivative price.
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Forward Price (no income)
Where: S = spot, r = risk-free rate, T = time
Forward with Continuous Dividends
Where: q = continuous dividend yield
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Forward Price
No-arbitrage forward (no income)
Forward Payoff (Long)
Gain if spot > forward
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Use when:
Avoid when:
Spot price = $50, risk-free rate = 4%, 6-month forward price is:
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