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herronli
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Implied Divs versus Implied Borrow from US Listed Equity Option Markets

July 16th, 2004, 1:27 am

Is there standard process to extract a market "implied div yield" separate and distinct from the market "implied borrow" of ther various terms and strikes of a given underlyingstock?
 
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Implied Divs versus Implied Borrow from US Listed Equity Option Markets

July 16th, 2004, 5:58 am

you can extract div from the price of a synthetic
 
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Implied Divs versus Implied Borrow from US Listed Equity Option Markets

July 16th, 2004, 7:15 am

Get box prices from the SPU's use that implied borrow (I'm guessing you mean funding rather that short stock) to get the implied dividend. Do it over several levels can exercise premiums can introduce errors.
 
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Implied Divs versus Implied Borrow from US Listed Equity Option Markets

July 22nd, 2004, 1:31 am

Nope, I was trying to discern borrow (aka implied repo rate) on individual single stock option markets.I know my own funding rate. I was wondering if anyone was about to systematically break down the "implied rate" into separate dividend versus repo forces. I would like to get a more granular handle on this. I was thinking that one could use the EE analysis on the analysis puts (ie using rate change conditions necessary) versus the EE analysis on the american calls (using projected default dividend cash amounts as a starting point). Any thoughts would be great. Was possibly thinking simulated annealing to optimize the system but it may be overkill.
 
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Implied Divs versus Implied Borrow from US Listed Equity Option Markets

July 22nd, 2004, 2:27 am

I apologize for the poor grammar in the last post