Daniel B. answered 03/07/22
A retired computer professional to teach math, physics
First of all, any statements about the price can be made only for the first 100 days, because the description does not clarify what happens once the price becomes 0.
a)
No, the distribution of prices will always have the average of $100.
b)
No, the probability is 0.
The lowest price reachable in 50 days is $50.
c)
Yes, it will happen if every of the 100 days the price looses $1.
d)
Yes, both probabilities are 0.
After an even number of days the price will always be even.
So, it is impossible to be $95 or $115 after 20 days.
e)
He is free to expect anything he likes,
but the expected value of the price will always be $100.