Figure 12.1. Call price as a function of the stock price.

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Figure Call price as a function of the stock price

Figure Hedge ratio of Black-Scholes call as the price of the stock changes

Figure Performance of the delta hedge

Figure Stock price paths. of a stock price that is lognormally distributed

Figure Vega as a function of the stock price for a call option with exercise price of 50 and a volatility of 20%

Figure Price of put as a function of the stock price

Figure Hedge ratio of put

Figure Put price as a function of time to maturity and stock price

Figure Typical smile before the crash of 1987

Figure Typical smile after the crash of 1987