Mr. Anderson just bought 100 call contracts on shares of ARC Resources Ltd. The options can be exercised in one month's time at the strike price of $26. The bid price on this option is $0.02 and the ask price is $0.09. The shares of the company are currently selling at $24.25 per share. If the company's share price rises to $27 in one month's time, what will be Mr. Anderson's net gain from the call options? (Assume that call contracts are bought and sold in round lots.)
$10,000
$900
$19,100
$9,100
$9,000
Net gain from the call otpions=(MAX(spot price at expiry-strike
price,0)-ask price)*option contract size*number of
contracts=(MAX(27-26,0)-0.09)*100*100
=9100
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