Multiple Choice
A stock is currently trading at . It is not expected to pay dividends over the next year. You price a one-month call option on the stock with a strike of using the Black-Scholes model and find the following numbers: Given this information, the risk-neutral probability of the call finishing in the money is
A) 71.7%
B) 64.5%
C) 76.3%
D) 74.0%
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