Dynamic Delta Hedging Explained In Excel

Explore the fundamentals of Dynamic Delta Hedging in this detailed tutorial, "Dynamic Delta Hedging Explained In Excel." Begin with an introduction to the delta hedging problem, and advance through practical steps such as time to maturity calculations and delta calculation using the Black Scholes model. Discover how to maintain a delta-neutral portfolio by adjusting your hedge weekly through trading shares, and understand how to calculate the costs associated with these strategies. This guide employs an example from John C. Hull's "Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives" to provide a clear application context in financial markets.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Dynamic Delta Hedging Problem Introduction
2:40 - Time to Maturity Calculations
3:19 - Calculate Delta Using Black Scholes
7:17 - Trade Shares to Hedge Weekly
9:33 - Calculate the Cost of the Hedge

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[steveengst]

I appreciate that you went step-by-step, column-by-column. The nagging, unanswered question is why Hull discounted the cost of dynamic hedge by 10% per annum instead of 5% for 20 weeks. If I adjust the HVol to 22% from 20%, I can get the numbers to work out with what I think is the correct way to discount the cost. However, I did test that Hull's HVol was accurate: 20%. Anyone, please, why did Hull discount the cost by 10% per annum?

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[thatsnotvegan]

What am I supposed to do with shorter maturities? For example if I have 7/52 weeks, what am I supposed to do