It is not necessary to use Ifs to show the P/L of an option. You can either use Max(0, Strike - St) - Premium for a put or Max(0, St - Strike) - Premium for a call. Makes it a little more elegant and saves you that long formula with Ifs.
For access to this file please go my webpage at sites.google.com/site/peternephidixon/home then click on the link near the bottom called 'Link to Finance With Excel Files', and you can download the file named Options Graph.xlsm.
Genius!!!! Very simple and very easy to follow!! Brilliant!!!!!!
Could I download that excel file?
For a clean end to the macro, add this:
Application.CutCopyMode = False
Range("B6").Select
best way to understand various strategies, brilliant,many thanks!!!
Thanks Peter. very good worksheet.
It is not necessary to use Ifs to show the P/L of an option. You can either use Max(0, Strike - St) - Premium for a put or Max(0, St - Strike) - Premium for a call. Makes it a little more elegant and saves you that long formula with Ifs.
For access to this file please go my webpage at sites.google.com/site/peternephidixon/home
then click on the link near the bottom called 'Link to Finance With Excel Files', and you can download the file named Options Graph.xlsm.
Good day, Is this Excel file still available from your website?
Thanks man.
Wow ! it's fantastic, but could you create a portfolio of options with different excercise dates?
Thank you! It helps me a lot!
Thank you very much, you saved my life :)
wow awesome video
Thanks so much, and useful!
Thank you very much!!!!!!!
Brilliant!!