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http://www.marketwatch.com/story/story/print?guid=5DE1C33E-3261-487C-89E4-C5BFE80F5C74 "A better risk measure, however, would be this: Shortfall risk equals
The 9.3 ratio is not for the current 2.2 year option prices you cite, but rather for the two year option. I discussed the price of the current 2.2 year option
Greetings, Ok. Admittedly there are several points of confusion. Still 109/13.9 is not 9.3 as written up. No calculator needed. Thanks for your help and
Dear Sir: You have made a mistake. Options are sold in lots such that you buy a single contract that is for options on 100 shares. This is true. But options