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If I sell a call option contract, with the most heavily traded strike price today. What does writing this contract give you the obligation to do? If this is your only position with the company, are you long or short ?
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- If you sell a put option contract on Exxon, with the most heavily traded strike price today. What does writing this contract give you the obligation to do? If this is your only position in Exxon, are you long or short Exxon?If you buy a put option contract on Tesla Inc, with the most heavily traded strike price today. What does owning this contract give you the right to do? If this is your only position in Tesla, are you long or short Tesla?If you buy a call option contract on Apple Inc, with the most heavily traded strike price today what does owning this contract give you the right to do? If this is your only position in Apple, are you long or short Apple?
- 2) You enter into a ‘Call’ Option contract with a strike price of $20. This contract will expire in 31st of March 2021. On 31st of March, you realise that the underlying share price is $28 . a. Will you exercise this contract? Why or why not? b. Is this contract ‘In-the-Money’ or ‘Out-Of-the-Money’?Payoff from entering into a forward contract does the buyer have more to gain going long than the seller has to lose going short, profits if the price of the underlying at expiration exceeds the forward price and/or gains from owning the underlying versus owning the forward contract are equivalent? Explain why one or more of the options above are correct. and why, if any of the remaining options are incorrect.True/false An option is a financial contract that gives the owner the right to buy or sell some asset at a fixed price on or before a given date. The put-call parity is derived based on the principal of no arbitrage. That is, the put-call parity equation holds only when the market is reasonably good enough so that arbitrage opportunities are not allowed. Today Jim bought a call option and Jill wrote a call option. The options are exactly the same (with the same underlying asset, same exercise price, same expiration date, same in every aspect). When the underlying stock price changes, for every dollar Jim gains, Jill loses a dollar, and vice versa. In reality, stock option contracts are based on the unit of 100 shares and expire on the third Friday of the month. An out of the money option means that if you exercise the option now you will be able to get money out of it.
- Suppose you write 30 of the July 100 put contracts. What is your net gain or loss if Hendreeks is selling for $90 at expiration? For $110? What is the break-even price, that is, the terminal stock price that results in a zero profit?A trader buys a six-month European call option and sells a six-month European put option. The options have the same underlying asset and the same strike price K. Can you identify a forward contract that has the same payoff as the trader’s combined options position? Under what circumstances does the price of the call equal the price of the put? (HINT: In answering these questions you may find it helpful to draw charts of the payoffs or profits of the two positions.)Let's say I decide to sell 1 call option through an account, but this account will only let me do this if you I already own the stock (a “covered call”), so I buy 500 shares of Company A and then proceed to sell a call option on Company Say this short call option expires in-the-money. What does in-the-money mean in this context? What will I have to do as the seller of this call option if the option expires in-the-money? And what about if it expires out-of-the-money?
- Suppose that a European call option to buy a share for $ 90.00 costs a . Under what circumstances will the SELLER of the option make a profit ? \$4.00 and is held until maturity . ( DRAW the GRAPH to show ALL answers ) b . when will the option be exercised ( at what price , show on graph ) ? c . What is the Maximum profit for SELLER and at what stock price ? d . What is the Maximum loss for SELLER and at what stock price ? e . What will be profit / loss for SELLER if St is 150 ?Assume that Sara gets into a short European put option to sell one share of stock Y for $66 that costs $7 and is held until maturity. Under what circumstances will Sara, the seller of the option (the party with the short position), make a profit? Under what circumstances will the option be exercised (from long position perspective)? Draw a diagram illustrating how the profit from a short position in the option depends on the stock price at maturity of the option.Here is some price information on Fincorp stock. Suppose that Fincorp trades in a dealer market. Bid Ask 36.33 36.68 Required: Suppose you have submitted an order to your broker to buy at market. At what price will your trade be executed? Suppose you have submitted an order to sell at market. At what price will your trade be executed? Suppose you have submitted a limit order to sell at $36.76.What will happen? Suppose you have submitted a limit order to buy at $36.61. What will happen?