Multiple Choice
A stock is trading at 100. Consider a two-period binomial model in which the stock price moves up or down each period by factors and , respectively. Suppose the gross risk-free rate of interest per time-step is 1.04. In this setting, the price of a two-period cash-or-nothing binary put option with a strike of 100 that pays $100 if it finishes in-the-money is
A) $36.
B) $33.28
C) $64.
D) $59.17.
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