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Buy premium price = | 0.04 | ||
At expiry sale premium price = | 0.06 | ||
=0.87-0.81 | |||
Profit = 0.06-.04 | 0.02 | ||
Profit as % of initial investment = 0.02/.04 | 50% | ||
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