--- title: binom description: This page is an in-depth guide to using the binom function for binomial option valuation. It details the usage, parameters, and provides examples to assist users. keywords: - binom - option valuation - binomial option - Strike price - put value - European option - American option - export excel - plot values - volatility --- import HeadTitle from '@site/src/components/General/HeadTitle.tsx'; Gives the option value using binomial option valuation ### Usage ```python binom [-s STRIKE] [-p] [-e] [-x] [--plot] [-v VOLATILITY] ``` --- ## Parameters | Name | Description | Default | Optional | Choices | | ---- | ----------- | ------- | -------- | ------- | | strike | Strike price for option shown | 0 | True | None | | put | Value a put instead of a call | False | True | None | | europe | Value a European option instead of an American one | False | True | None | | export | Export an excel spreadsheet with binomial pricing data | False | True | None | | plot | Plot expected ending values | False | True | None | | volatility | Underlying asset annualized volatility. Historical volatility used if not supplied. | None | True | None | --- ## Examples ```python 2022 Feb 16, 08:40 (🦋) /stocks/options/ $ binom -s 3100 -e --plot AMZN call at $3100.00 expiring on 2022-03-25 is worth $136.85 2022 Feb 16, 08:41 (🦋) /stocks/options/ $ binom -s 3500 -p --plot AMZN put at $3500.00 expiring on 2022-03-25 is worth $389.72 ``` ![binom](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46355364/154276789-b6786517-3bea-4aa7-9d2e-e6669dd82587.png) ---