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Black and Scholes model

Implied standard deviation from put option price

Solution is found by iterating the Black and Scholes model for standard deviation range between 0 and 10. Precision is to the fourth decimal (i.e. 0.0827).
Spot price (ex. 30):
Strike price (ex.30):
Years to maturity (ex. 0.25):
Risk-free rate (ex. 0.02):
Put Price (ex. 1.10):

Spot price: $0.00
Strike price: $0.00
Years to maturity: 
Risk-free rate:0.00%
Standard deviation:0.0000
  
d1:0.0000
d2:0.0000
  
Call price: $0.0000
Put price: $0.0000

This Black and Scholes calculator page is provided for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be used in real investments. It may have errors. It is provided as is without any guaranties. Use at your own risk.

You can try Black and Scholes model using real option data from "NASDAQ: World Currency Options".


 

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