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Down Transition Probability
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A measurement using one of two pricing models of the likelihood that the underlying asset of an option will decrease during a specific period of time. A binomial pricing model weighs the probability of a decline against the probability of an increase while a trinomial model considers the probability of the price staying the same.
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