A stock has daily log volatility 2%. A stop is 5% below entry (use ). (a) Compute the driftless probability of the stop being hit within 20 trading days with continuous monitoring. (b) Using the Broadie–Glasserman–Kou correction, compute the same probability for a closing-basis stop, and state the shift. (c) What is the expected slippage beyond the stop for a closing-basis stop, in percent?
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Closing-basis stops
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