How long did your previous thread drone on until they beat it into your head that your shit would be arbed out of existence? Anyone with an undergrad finance course knows better.
This is a nonsense argument. Only if one does not try, then one can't make any error. What I do is an evolutionary process: failures are possible and learning from failures is part of the process, that's simply Life in a nutshell.
Another current important development in the world is what the Dow30 index does: https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/with-trump-2020-the-dow30-will-hit-30-000.349234/
You cannot create a mathematically correct option pricing model. You're not listening to those who are actually trying to help you. Instead of growing and learning, you are being defensive.
Why not??? And who says that? Nobody told me yet, and I didn't expect to hear such an argument. I appreciate constructive help, but IMHO so far I only heard just "forget it", "let it be" etc. kind of types of "help". Btw, did you really mean "defensive" or should that perhaps be "offensive"?
Since there is no objective way to determine an option's true value, how do you know if the call is overpriced, or the put is underpriced?
Hi Pekelo, have you ever heard of mathematics, probability, and logic? The pricing model must be consistent in itself, ie. IMO it can be verified with its own methods, so to say.