Let's take a GBM under $P$:
$dS=\mu dt+\sigma dW_{t}^{P}$
and then under $Q$
$dS=r dt+\sigma dW_{t}^{Q}$, where $dW_{t}^{Q} = dW_{t}^{P} + (\mu - r)/\sigma dt $
Now, let's say that I have calibrated my model on the mkt option prices (using B&S) getting the parameters that i need. Question:
Do I have to simulate the path subtracting from $W^{Q}$ the market price of risk? Or what i only need is a brownian motion (knowing that $r$ in the drift part is already the result of the change of measure)?
Thanks.
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