Scenario inputs
European Black–Scholes–Merton repricing, 6% continuous rate, zero yield, common IV across strikes.
OPTIONS RESEARCH BY DR. DIWAKAR MISHRA
See how changes in NIFTY, implied volatility and time affect an options position. Follow the moving spot ring and see how each leg contributes to profit or loss.
INTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
Synthetic NIFTY example. P&L is in index points for the stated position. The four short calls leave the spread exposed to unlimited upside losses.
European Black–Scholes–Merton repricing, 6% continuous rate, zero yield, common IV across strikes.
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Intrinsic and extrinsic values are signed by position size. Extrinsic value is the option premium minus spot-based intrinsic value.
THE FRAMEWORK
Each ring marks a strike. Its distance from the spot ring determines the spot-based intrinsic value of the call or put.
As the market or scenario spot moves, the ring crosses strikes and the contracts’ moneyness changes.
UDP maps the model premium minus intrinsic value to a signed display quantity. The pricing model supplies the premium.