Three-month European put options with strike prices of $50, $55, and $60 cost $2, $4, and $7, respectively.
1) How can one create a butterfly spread using these options?
2) Please draw the payoff and profit diagrams of this butterfly strategy.
3) What are the maximum gain and maximum loss of the butterfly spread created using these put options?
4) For which two values of ST does the holder of the butterfly spread break even (with a profit of zero), where ST is the stock price in three months?
5) If you use call options to create a butterfly spread that has the same payoff structure as this one, what would be the upfront cost? Why?
Q.3
MAXIMUM GAIN = +3
MAXIMUM LOSS= -1
Q.4
Break even for the butterfly spread:-
60-1= 59
50+1 = 51
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