On August 19 you bought the OCT, K=25, call and at the same time you bought the OCT, K=25 put. You hold both options to their expiration. At the options expiration which one will you exercise and what will be your profit/share or loss/share if MMM’s price at expiration were:
5.1 S = 35; 5.2 S = 20; 5.3 S = 25.
NOTE: Your profit is defined as:
The per share cash flow at expiration PLUS the initial CASH FLOW per share
Initial cash outflow per share = Oct K = 25 call premium + Oct K = 25 Put premium = 3.8+0.5 = 4.3
If S = 35
You will exercise the call option since the put option premium would be 0 in this case.
Oct K = 25 call option inflow at expiration = 35-25 = 10
Therefore profit per share = 10 - 4.3 = 5.7
If S = 20
You will exercise the put option since the call option premium would be 0 in this case.
Oct K = 25 put option inflow at expiration = 25-20 = 5
Therefore profit per share = 5 - 4.3 = 0.7
If S = 25
You will not exercise any option because the strike price and price of underlying asset is same, therefore the premium of both the option at expiration would be zero
Therefore Loss per share = 0 - 4.3 = -4.3
On August 19 you bought the OCT, K=25, call and at the same time you bought...
On August 19 you sold the APR 15, K=30, call and at the same
time you sold the APR 15 K=30 put. Suppose that both options will
not be exercised till their expiration; Calculate your profit/loss
per share at expiration if MMML’s price at
expiration were:
6.1 S = 35;
6.2 S = 30;
6.3
S = 25.
MMM; TUE August 19 2014. St 27.50 CALLS LAST PUTS LAST Sep14 Oct14Jan15Apr15Sep14Oct14Jan15 Apr15 20 25 27.5 30 32.5 35 37.5 8.50...
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simultaneously sold the APR 15 K=32.5 call. The options were not
exercised till their expiration.
Calculate your profit/loss per share at expiration if
MMML’s price at expiration were $36.50/share.
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simultaneously sold the APR 15 K=32.5 call. The options were not
exercised till their expiration.
Calculate your profit/loss per share at expiration if
MMML’s price at expiration...
Options Expiration: The official
expiration date for the options is:
The SAT immediately following the third
FRI of the expiration month.
Indicate the official expiration dates of the
options in the table.
MMM; TUE August 19 2014. St 27.50 CALLS LAST PUTS LAST Sep14 Oct14Jan15Apr15Sep14Oct14Jan15 Apr15 20 25 27.5 30 32.5 35 37.5 8.50 .35 3.50 3.80 .15 .50 1.35 .55 4.20 1.70 .75 35 .24 2.40 2.75 .45 1.30 5.85 8.10 11.0011.74 8.75 .05 1.00 8.85 9.50 .50 .94...
For all the options in the table below indicate how much of the
premium is intrinsic
value and how much is
time value.
MMM; TUE August 19 2014. St 27.50 CALLS LAST PUTS LAST Sep14 Oct14Jan15Apr15Sep14Oct14Jan15 Apr15 20 25 27.5 30 32.5 35 37.5 8.50 .35 3.50 3.80 .15 .50 1.35 .55 4.20 1.70 .75 35 .24 2.40 2.75 .45 1.30 5.85 8.10 11.0011.74 8.75 .05 1.00 8.85 9.50 .50 .94 12.50
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Q3. Options
Expiration: The official expiration date for the
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The SAT immediately following the third
FRI of the expiration month.
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