Pricing model approach in which it is assumed that stock price can have one of two values of stock is classified as

The correct answer is D. binomial approach.

A binomial option pricing model is a mathematical model that is used to price options that have only two possible outcomes: the option expires in the money or it expires out of the money. The model assumes that the stock price follows a binomial distribution, which is a probability distribution that has only two possible values.

The binomial approach is a relatively simple model to use, but it is not as accurate as some other option pricing models. However, it is a good choice for options that have a short expiration date or that are relatively illiquid.

The other options are incorrect.

• Option A, valued approach, is not a specific type of option pricing model. It is a general term that refers to any approach that is used to value options.
• Option B, marketability approach, is a type of option pricing model that takes into account the marketability of the option. This means that the model considers the fact that options can be bought and sold on an exchange, and that the price of an option will be affected by the liquidity of the market.
• Option C, stock approach, is not a specific type of option pricing model. It is a general term that refers to any approach that is used to price stocks.