S san955 New member Joined Aug 14, 2020 Messages 2 Aug 14, 2020 #1 My other question is why do we compare "e" is compared with N(d2) like in this video: ? I know that N(d2) is the probability of exercise, but why compare it with the error.
My other question is why do we compare "e" is compared with N(d2) like in this video: ? I know that N(d2) is the probability of exercise, but why compare it with the error.
