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Black-Scholes formula according to Cox, J.C. and Rubinstein, M., Options Markets, Prentice-Hall, calculates call value, implied volatility & greeks.Executive stock options may be valued as call. Adjust for dividends by inputting dividend yield, or deducting their present value from stock price.
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Does indeed work, after version 1.3 revision. When volatility is very high, call price approaches stock price. Implied Volatility algorithms go crazy when an out-of-whack option price is provided, like nearly zero or too high a price in relation to stock price. You can't ever have call price exceed stock price: that is undefined, like dividing by zero. Version 1.3 seems to have corrected for that and allowed for wacko inputs of call price. This is a great Android App offered at ZERO PRICE! Validity is established by exactly replicating the Call Price and Implied Volatility in an example in the Cox-Rubinstein textbook.