Empirical of the Taiwan stock index option price forecasting model - applied artificial neural network

Chin-Tsai Lin and Hsin-Yi Yeh

Applied Economics, 2009, vol. 41, issue 15, 1965-1972

Abstract: This work presents a novel neural network model for forecasting option prices using past volatilities and other options market factors. Out of different approaches to estimating volatility in the option pricing model, this study uses backpropagation neural network to forecast prices for Taiwanese stock index options. The ability to develop accurate forecasts of grey prediction volatility enables practitioners to establish an appropriate hedging strategy at in-the-money option.

Date: 2009
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