Given A/B = X
Where A is price currency ($)
and B is the base currency (€)
When price currency depreciates(fall significantly) that means we will be getting more of the price currency per unit of the base currency.
A/B = More than X.
So,
$/€ =1.09663
When $ depreciates(fall significantly) that means we will be getting more of the $ per unit of €.
After $ fall significantly:
$/€ =more than 1.09663
The call option is betting that price (X or quotation) will rise.
That's why we go for a call option and not put option.
can someone explain to me why this is a call? And why I wouldn’t buy a...
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