RE: underlying asset?

["Jon Kåre Hellan" <jk-hell online no>]

> ===== Original Message From Tino Meinen <a t meinen chello nl> =====
> In translating the derivative functions, I noticed that the definition
> of volatility sometimes differs per function:
>
> somtimes it is:
> @volatility is the annualized volatility of the underlying asset\n
> sometimes it is:
> @volatility is the annualised volatility in price of the underlying \n
>
> Is the last form missing the word 'asset'?
> If it is, I'll be happy to make a bugreport, but as I'm not familiar
> with the financial lingo, I thought I better ask first.

Typo.

Also noticed "or the period through to the exercise date. ". Should be 
"for the period through to the exercise date. "

gmorten, do you speak financial? Somebody qualified should do a quick scan of 
these texts.

JK