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Hi everyone,
Does someone understand how to determine Pe (exercise price)and Pa (current price) for BSOP model when it is about “real” option like in Q4 past paper June 2011? I can’t understand why they take 35 as exercise price and 38,75 as current price.
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In valuing investments (or real options) Pe is the the estimated cost of the investment, in this case $35m and Pa is the present value of the net receipts (i.e positive cash flows) which is the $38.75.- Topics: 0
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So how do you get $35m as Pe? Can I consider Pe being the PV of the estimated cost of the investment(7+6.31+28.42=41.71m)?
ok this might help u guyz … dont ever work on NPV in real options as we look for lognormal returns in option valuation remember In(pa/pe) …… now u paid 14 millions (7+7) in two years to develop the game, and to buy the exclusive rights to sell the game…. u have an option to delay the release of the game cuz u have the exlucsive right now …. now to deermine the value of that options …u need to see whats the extra investment i ll have to undertake to get the PV of 38.75 (18+12+6+3) …. the extra investment u need is 35…. u dont need to discount it …. if u have an option to buy a share at 60 dollars in ten years time …u dont need to discount 60 cuz even after 10 yearz u ll pay 60 if the option is in money
very badly explained >>>SORRY
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